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Rebelliously Curious with Chrissy Newton: UFOs, Science, Culture and Futurism

Chrissy Newton
CRISPR
UAP
Cloning
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Human Germline Editing
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Uaps (unidentified Aerial Phenomena)
Artificial Intelligence
Ufos
Neurodiversity
NASA
Water Shortages
Quantum Sensing
Unidentified Aerial Phenomena
Adaptive Stochasticity
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Medical Applications Of AI
Astrophysics
Military Applications Of AI

UFOs/UAPs, new scientific theories and discoveries, intersections of culture and science, space exploration, artificial intelligence, along with future technology and trends, are discussed with top experts and scientists. From the scientific mysteries of today to the innovations and technologies that will set the pace for the world of tomorrow, Rebelliously Curious is a podcast that explores scien... more

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Today, we're talking with Gregg Bishop, author of Project Beta, a leading researcher into UAPs and one of the most infamous disinformation campaigns in UFO history. We'll cover his journey into UAP research, his investigations into Richard Doty and t... more

Today, we're diving into one of the most fascinating topics, near-death experiences, and one of the deeply human questions of our time: What happens when we come close to death—and why does it change people forever?

Joining me is Dr. Marieta Pehliv... more

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What happens when technology starts to read your mind — or even predict your thoughts before you have them? In this episode, we dive deep into the rapidly evolving frontier of brain–computer interfaces, or BCIs — a technology once confined to science... more

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Today, we're exploring the science of breath — ancient practices meeting modern neuroscience. My guest is Amy Kartar, a neuroscientist and breathwork researcher who's uncovering how high-ventilation breathwork, paired with music, can induce profound ... more

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Recent Guests

Florian Solzbacher
Co-founder and chief science officer of Blackrock Neurotech
Blackrock Neurotech
Episode: How Brain–Computer Interfaces Are Shaping the Ethics and Politics of the Human Mind | RC96
Amy Kartar
A neuroscientist and breathwork researcher investigating altered states of consciousness.
University of Sussex, Brighton and Sussex Medical School
Episode: Psychedelic States Without Drugs? Neuroscientist Explains High-Ventilation Breathwork | RC95
Dr. Marina Weiler
Neuroscientist and assistant professor at the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies
University of Virginia
Episode: What Happens When We Die? Consciousness Beyond the Brain at Division of Perceptual Studies | RC93
Garret Yount
Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, researcher on consciousness and healing
Institute of Noetic Sciences
Episode: Exploring Lucid Dreams: Dr. Garret Yount on the Science of Consciousness | RC 90
Dr. Stephen C. Finley
Professor and Chair of African & African American Studies at Louisiana State University
Louisiana State University
Episode: Race, Representation & the UAP Mystery with Dr. Stephen C. Finley | RC 88
Noland Arbaugh
The first publicly known human to receive Neuralink's brain-computer interface implant
Episode: Neuralink Anticipates Your Thoughts: Noland Arbaugh Says Brain Chip Is 'Much Bigger Deal Than I Thought | RC 87
Kirk Haggstrom
Chief Commercial Officer at Synchron, pioneer in brain-computer interfaces.
Synchron
Episode: Apple's and Synchron New Mind-Control Tech Feels Straight Out of Sci-Fi | RC 85
Merrick Von Rennenkamp
Former US Department of Defense official and State Department analyst
Episode: AARO, SCU & Skywatchers Disagree on UAP Shapes and Why Media Dismisses UFOs/Marik von Rennenkampff | RC 84
Ted Peters
Theologian and professor specializing in the intersections of religion and science
Center for Theology and Natural Sciences
Episode: Science & the Universe: Ted Peters on Theology, the Pope, and the Nature of Non-Human Life | RC 82

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Chrissy Newton
Host and investigative conversationalist, with a background in journalism and media, specializing in lively discussions that uncover unique perspectives on science and culture.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 161 ratings
  • Hi Chrissy

    Dear Chrissy Newton,

    So may I send you suggestions ideas with links,

    to support freedom protest petitions of these entertainment petitions for fans support these things to win.

    I want to send several change org petitions links that regards to entertainment such as movies, theme parks, Super Bowl, tv shows, concerts, music and more fun ideas include with Disney and Universal stuff like supporting Back to the Future ride with sequel part 4, Michael Jackson Captain EO bring back to Disneyparks ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    LetTheMagicIdeasBegins
    United States2 months ago
  • Innovative interviews mixed with a dreamers’s dreams

    The passion of Chrissy Newton’s curiosity shines bright with the quality of guests she has on. This isn’t your typical UFO or science-based podcast. It goes deeper into the disruptive science, the possibilities of alien life, and of course… it truly stands by its name: Rebellious. I can’t recommend it enough!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sprague51
    United States3 months ago
  • Science, Aerospace, and yes UFOs. Excellent

    Excellent interviewer, smart questions, does her research, knows her classics. Tries to remain skeptic, science based. One of the very few I listen. Five Stars

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MadDevel
    Canada3 months ago
  • Great interview style

    Love Chrissy’s interview style - unlike a lot of podcasters (Rogan!!) - she actually listens to what her guests have to say and certainly doesn’t interrupt them with mindless internet searches! Anyway - love her compassion above all else. Great holding Doty to account. Just listening to that man makes your blood boil. Not that we didn’t already know - but Chrissy’s interview really shows him to be an extremely manipulative sociopath. A small footnote - as a fellow dyslexic - you describe dyslexi... more

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    5
    WZaaaaaahh
    United Kingdom7 months ago
  • Annoying

    Interviews have a sycophantic slant, host meanders... this podcast is a definite pass for me

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Thrill-seek
    United States7 months ago

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What Really Happens During Near-Death Experiences? | RC97
Q: Does any of this work that you're doing around near-death experiences contribute to how the DSM in psychology is written or updated?
Back in the 90s, a category called spiritual or religious problem was added to the DSM, recognizing that profound experiences like NDEs may lead to psychological struggles, while not being pathological themselves.
What Really Happens During Near-Death Experiences? | RC97
Q: Can you talk a little bit about that and how people could go about supporting others when they have these experiences?
It's important to first talk about why do they need support. A lot of what people may be familiar with regarding NDE's may sound very positive, but some people may struggle after an NDE due to their experiences contradicting prior beliefs or causing disconnection from loved ones.
How Brain–Computer Interfaces Are Shaping the Ethics and Politics of the Human Mind | RC96
Q: What challenges do you see with the commercialization of BCIs?
The challenges include navigating safety, ethical concerns, and ensuring accessibility in healthcare systems.
Inside the Information War: How Open-Source Intelligence Exposes Government Narratives | RC94
Q: How has open-source intelligence shaped the way you view UAP?
It has made me aware of the significant role narratives play in shaping public perception of UAP.
Are We Living in a Video Game? Computer Scientist Rizwan Virk Explores the Simulation Hypothesis | RC 91
Q: What makes you so confident that we are living in a simulation?
Rizwan details that based on the advancements in technology and AIs, he estimates there's a 70% chance we are living inside a simulation, contrasting Elon Musk's estimate of 99.99%.

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