The Telepathy Tapes is a podcast that explores the origins of consciousness and the unexplained abilities of ESP through science, verifiable experience, formal testing, and human story. In Season One, non-speaking individuals with autism reveal striking telepathic abilities that challenge everything we thought we knew about the mind. In Season Two- The Consciousness Cassettes, the lens widens to extraordinary experiences that invite us to rethink reality itself. From near death experiences to telepathic communication with animals, energy healing to plant intelligence, and the origins of creativity to sudden savant abilities - each episode offers a rare glimpse into the vast terrain of consciousness beyond the brain.
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S2E49: Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove: The World's only Parapsychology PhD | Talk Tracks
Can dreams and synchronicities be the Universe's way of leading you to become your best self?
In this Talk Tracks episode, Ky sits down with researcher, author, and tal
Sep 9 27 min
S2E48: Shared Death Experiences | Talk Tracks
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What happens when someone seems to experience another person’s death from the inside?
In this episode of The Talk Tracks, Ky explores the little-known phenomenon of shar
Sep 2 41 min
S2E47: Chani Nicholas: Astrology Beyond the Horoscope | Talk Tracks
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Astrology is often reduced to sun signs and daily horoscopes, but its history and practice go far deeper.
In this episode, Ky sits down with New York Times bestselling a
Aug 26 50 min
S2E46: PREVIEW: Awakening Your Intuition: How to Access Your Clairs
How do we learn to recognize and strengthen our intuition, and what might change if we were given language for it as children?
In this preview of a Backstage Pass bonus
Aug 20 8 min
S2E46: The Languages of Intuition | Talk Tracks
What if intuition isn’t a rare gift, but a capacity we all possess in different ways?
This week, Ky sits down with intuitive teacher Anna Naturalista, who says her own p
Aug 19 23 min
S2E45: Casey Carter: The Teacher Who Started Hearing Her Student’s Thoughts | Talk Tracks
When neurodevelopmental teacher Casey Carter began working with a 12-year-old nonspeaking autistic student named Jed, she quickly realized there was far more happening be
Aug 12 48 min
S2E44: Is Spelling Really “Debunked”? An Advocate Responds | Talk Tracks
After The New York Times published an opinion piece arguing that spelling-based communication has been “debunked,” writer and communication-rights advocate David Kaufer j
Aug 5 51 min
S2E43: Ibogaine Inquiries Part V: Before the Forest Is Gone
As global interest in ibogaine accelerates, the consequences are already being felt in Gabon.
Wild Iboga is disappearing, prices are rising, and traditional practitioner
Jul 31 25 min
S2E42: Ibogaine Inquiries Part IV: Who Owns a Sacred Medicine?
For centuries, the people of Gabon protected iboga as a sacred medicine. Then a gift intended to help others changed everything.
In this episode, we trace Iboga's remark
Jul 29 26 min
S2E41: Ibogaine Inquiries Part III: The Sacred Roots of Iboga
Long before ibogaine entered Western clinics and laboratories, the plant it comes from held a sacred place in Gabonese life. In Part III of Ibogaine Inquiries, we travel
Jul 27 32 min
S2E40: Ibogaine Inquiries Part II: The Intelligence of the Medicine
People around the world describe remarkably similar experiences with ibogaine: encounters with ancestors, shared dreams, telepathic abilities, and moments that seem to tr
Jul 24 36 min
S2E39: Ibogaine Inquiries Part I: Remember the Name
Why is everyone suddenly talking about ibogaine?
After President Trump signed an executive order fast-tracking psychedelic research, a little-known plant medicine from C
Jul 22 34 min
S2E38: From Skeptic to Advocate: Becca Cramer Returns | Talk Tracks
In this episode of The Talk Tracks, Becca Cramer, a nuclear engineer, writer, and skeptic turned believer, returns to the studio to share what she has learned since her f
Jul 15 55 min
S2E38: PREVIEW: Ask Me Anything with Dr. Christopher Kerr
In this special preview of a subscriber-exclusive Ask Me Anything, hospice physician and end-of-life researcher Dr. Christopher Kerr returns to answer listeners’ most bur
Jul 9 8 min
S2E37: Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor: What a Stroke Revealed About Consciousness | Talk Tracks
What happens when three-fourths of a neuroscientist’s brain goes offline, and what remains is not emptiness, but peace, connection, and love?
Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor is a
Jul 8 46 min
S2E36: Soraya's Story Part Two | Talk Tracks
In part two of our conversation with Soraya and her parents, Tasha and Safi, the family shares the extraordinary spiritual experiences that emerged as Soraya's health dec
Jul 1 37 min
S2E35: Soraya's Story Part One | Talk Tracks
When Soraya was born, her parents knew something wasn’t right. What followed was years of medical uncertainty, countless specialists, and a diagnosis that never came. But
Jun 24 43 min
S2E34: We Are Here to Learn From | Talk Tracks
In this episode of The Talk Tracks, Ky sits down with Gavin Schultz and his mother, Cindy, to explore Gavin’s journey as a differently verbal autistic man who began spell
Jun 17 32 min
S2E33: Trapped Inside a Brilliant Mind | Talk Tracks
For decades, Dr. Robert Melillo has studied autism, brain development, and human cognition. In this conversation he shares his theories on why some non-speaking individua
Jun 10 39 min
S2E32: "Nice Mind Reading!" | Talk Tracks
For years, Betsy Flores searched for ways to better understand her daughter, Cianna. Along the way, she encountered moments that seemed impossible to explain - thoughts s
Jun 3 44 min
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Not only is this podcast incredibly well produced and entirely gripping in its storytelling, it is also thoroughly groundbreaking in its journalism. If you find it difficult to take it all in, take breaks. It’s a lot to change an entire paradigm, but this podcast may very be the thing that helps do it. This can change the world.
DubbaP · Dec 2024
Anyone who has even a passing interest in the nature of our world needs to hear this cohesive, well constructed exploration of the extraordinary gifts shown by nonverbal autistic folks. This podcast relies on real evidence and a scientific outlook to tell a compelling story.
S Dubs 88 · Dec 2024
This is mindblowing how far this rabbit hole goes. Angels demons god and the nature of the universe. Life after death. We got it all wrong. I wept with the recognition of how we’ve mistreated an entire group of people, people with so much to offer humanity. This is my new fave podcast. Thank you for this important project.
eainbowk · Dec 2024
I absolutely love this. As a public health nurse for medically fragile children this hits home. Though I do not have a neurodivergent child I have worked with them for years, and it’s truly remarkable to bring to light their special talents. I have always resonated with telepathy and connectedness and this is so beautiful to know this is happening in the speller’s minds. I cannot wait for season 2.
Keeping you honest · Dec 2024
The ideomotor effect is obvious in the tapes. The ideomotor effect is well-established in facilitated communication. Save your money and just look up the term. By the way, it’s unethical to charge people to view the research! The way the experiments are described in the podcast is very misleading. Telepathy may exist but this reporter has done a grave disservice to this topic and especially to the families, whom she is exploiting. If she truly believes in the veracity of her reporting she would have scientists on to employ some basic critical thinking and counterpoints. Even a psych 101 student can point out the obvious flaws of these experiments.
Michelle6279 · Dec 2024
This show is built upon exploitative ableism, applying debunked methods to nonverbal kids, using them and their families as props. I’m sympathetic to a family wanting to believe there’s something extraordinary about their child. But instead of seeing that in who they are, instead of valuing children as themselves, they’re mapping tired tropes onto them, overwriting the actual person. I wish we were better than this, as a society, even if I’m not surprised that we aren’t.
LifeOnaPL8 · Dec 2024
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