
InnerVerse is a podcast exploring consciousness, alternative health, sound healing, and the hidden patterns connecting language, myth, and human history. Host Chance Garton brings nearly a decade of deep research and conversation for independent thinkers who sense there's more to reality than they've been taught. New episodes weekly — 1,000+ conversations in the archive.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 646 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PhilosophyAlternative HealthHealth & FitnessSociety & Culture | |||

Is the Tarot a system of sacred mathematics hidden in plain sight? Marty Leeds of Gnostic Academy and Mario Garza of Symbolic Studies join Chance Garton to explore the hidden architecture of the Tarot through Marty’s new book, The Keys to the Tarot. more
Chance Garton returns for his third visit to Here for the Truth, and his first in four years — biofield tuning practitioner, host of the Innerverse Podcast, and one of the rare researchers willing to take the Tartaria conspiracy seriously enough to c... more
Was Jason really a Greek hero? Was the Argonautica inherited from an older Etruscan or Egyptian tradition? And how much of what we call ancient history began as mythology written in the stars?
Chance Garton and Dylan Saccoccio investigate the strang... more
Tartaria theory says the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was firebombed to erase the Old World. Is this alternative history conspiracy possible?
The ruins from the great fire really do resemble a bombed out city. Could the brick and limestone buildings o... more
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Satan is a metaphor for knowledge from the serpent & Lucifer is a metaphor for first light from Venus sometimes seen as a deceiving light; Romans twisted the image of the devil to be the same as the Pagan God representative of nature like Krampus, strange how the same people who now control our federal reserve after converting into the Catholic Church subliminal teach us that Nature is evil…
The Innerverse is super insightful and makes many deep connections on various esoteric topics. Chance dabbles in a little bit of everything. He’s warm, well spoken, and has a great mind to broaden your awareness. I dig this podcast and I have learned so much from Chance and all his guests. Special shout out to Slick!
Innerverse & Vibe~rant is always uplifting. Love this podcast, thanks Chance. There’s always interesting people to hear from. I wish I could afford the second half and Inner Whirled.
Innerverse & Vibe~rant is always uplifting
Love this podcast and the positive vibes. Just wish there were more releases in the one hour time frame. Hard to find time to listen to 3-4 hours.
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This show consistently probes consciousness, esoteric science, and alternative health through long-form conversations with researchers, authors, and practitioners who push against mainstream narratives. Episodes often blend rigorous source-based critique, historical analysis, and practical guidance on personal growth, mind-body healing, astrology, and mythic history. A standout aspect is the show's willingness to explore controversial or fringe ideas with a clinical, evidence-oriented mindset and a community-driven vibe, which makes it appealing to curious listeners who crave depth, nuance, and a sense of shared inquiry. Potential listeners may appreciate the breadth of topics, from alchemical and cosmological perspectives to bio-didigital ... more
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Recent guests on InnerVerse include:
1. Dr. Steven Young
2. Marty Leeds
3. Lucius Aurelian
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