
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 | |||

Advanced astrology teacher Meg Moonbeam joins Chance Garton for a lesson on personal astrology that goes well past sun signs. How does a natal chart show who you're meant to be? Tune in for practical answers.
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Everyone in the Tartaria and mudflood space points at the giant 1800s insane asylums: too big, too grand, built too fast, records too thin. So I went and found the records.
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What if the Book of Revelation did not reach us through the simple, unbroken chain of transmission most people imagine?
In my first appearance on CRROW777 Radio, I join Crrow777 and Jason Lindgren for Hour 1 of Episode 687 to examine the strange tex... more
The 1893 Chicago World's Fair is a cornerstone of the Tartaria and mudflood theory: the claim that its Greco-Roman buildings were dug out of a buried advanced civilization and passed off as new. I believed it believed it for years, until I looked at ... 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 centers on consciousness, alternative health, and esoteric history, often weaving together threads from symbolism, terrain-based medicine, biofield work, and myth to challenge mainstream narratives. Episodes frequently feature guests who push boundary ideas—from terrain theory and biofield tuning to tarot symbolism and astro-theology—creating a mosaic of interdisciplinary exploration. Listeners likely value deep-dive conversations, critical thinking, and community-driven learning, with a preference for nuanced perspectives and practical frameworks for personal growth and healing. A notable strength is the eclectic guest roster and willingness to blend science, spirituality, and conspiracy critique into accessible, thought-provokin... more
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Recent guests on InnerVerse include:
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2. Brandy Gillmore
3. Mike Winner
4. Liev Dalton
5. Edith Ubuntu Chan
6. Dr. Marizelle Arce
7. Tamara Sheville
8. Brandon Thomas
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