
Welcome to the Edge of the World. Wide-ranging discussion about everything that happens along the edge of reality and falls through the cracks of the general media. From ghosts to aliens to unsolved mysteries, we cover it all!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 225 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureNewsPolitics | |||

Was The Key decades ahead of its time? In this extraordinary second half of our conversation, physicist Luis Quiros takes us deeper into his remarkable analysis of the mysterious visitor who appeared in my Toronto hotel room in 1998.
We explore the ... more
This week on Dreamland, Whitley Strieber welcomes independent researcher and engineer Luis Quiros, whose remarkable investigation of The Key opens an entirely new window on one of the strangest encounters of Whitley’s life. Quiros, based in Costa Ric... more
This week on Dreamland, Whitley Strieber welcomes Matthew Brown, the former U.S. national-security professional who emerged publicly in connection with the Immaculate Constellation UAP report. Brown describes encountering classified material that, he... more
In this interview, Dr. Joanna Kujawa discusses her new book, “Alien Goddess: UFOs, AI, and the Goddesses of Ascension,” deploying Jungian archetypes, ancient myth, Gnostic tradition, and initiatory ideas to frame the current choice between technologi... more
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…but now it‘s 1 min advertisement every 8 mins. Why do you slaughter your show like that? What’s wrong with you? Unbearable.
Although I think the podcast can run a bit long and the ads for Whitley‘s books need better audio, I do appreciate his perspective and that of his guests. You can tell when the guest is just a regular person who had or continues to have unusual experiences that seem to be common among certain people. Because those regular people don’t speak like “experts.” Sometimes Whitley has to kind of give them cues to introduce further conversation. And in those episodes, I have a little difficulty continui... more
JD Vance says a lot of half baked things (like the cats and dogs nonsense). I wouldn't take most things he blathers about seriously.
I am updating my previous review from “just okay” to this is a train wreck but I can’t look away. LOL
Episodes with titles where maybe 15 minutes is devoted to the topic and the rest is Whitley Streiber talking about the same story we have all heard about for DECADES. Look man, if we are listening to your podcast, we probably already know about what happened to you and the implant that the doctor couldn’t remove.
Or, things like the guest telling Streiber exactly why he is not a whistleblowe... more
Perfect example of what makes this “just okay”: Guest tells the interviewer exactly why he is not a whistleblower and the exact legal reasons and definitions why he should not be called one. Podcasts calls him a whistleblower in the title of the episode anyway.
/facepalm
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A wide-ranging show that tackles fringe science, ufology, and experiencer communities, often weaving together legal, cultural, and spiritual angles around disclosure and contact with non-human intelligence. Episodes frequently feature researchers, authors, and experiencer voices who discuss genetics, near-death experiences, occult history, and the social impact of disclosure, with a strong emphasis on personal narrative and community organizing. Noteworthy is the ongoing exploration of how institutions, media, religion, and policy might adapt in a post-disclosure world, plus a willingness to blend rigorous inquiry with speculative imagination. This mix makes it appealing to listeners who want deep context, provocative ideas, and connective ... more
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Recent guests on Dreamland include:
1. Luis Quiros
2. Matthew Brown
3. Joanna Kujawa
4. John Seer
5. Mark Booth
6. Ron James
7. Jim Lough
8. Mike Fiorito
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