The Telepathy Tapes

What if the scars of a violent death could appear on a body born years later? Researchers investigate extraordinary cases in which children's birthmarks and birth defects appear to match fatal injuries sustained by people they've never met.

For decades, University of Virginia researchers have investigated children who remember past lives. But can those memories actually be verified?

When a child’s impossible memories check out, is reincarnation the explanation?

A child’s battlefield memory sends his mother searching for answers.

Caelum's writings on God, consciousness, multidimensional realities, and his purpose as a teacher

At 17 months old, Caelum Miller suffered a near-fatal drowning that left him with a severe traumatic brain injury. Doctors told his family he would likely remain in a vegetative state for the rest of his life. But his parents refused to close the door on what might be possible.Years later, Caelum learned to communicate through facilitated communication and began sharing thoughts, memories, and experiences that his family says challenged everything they understood about his consciousness.In this episode, Caelum and his mother, Anne-Marie, tell the story of his remarkable recovery and the moment communication changed everything. Caelum describes what he says he experienced while outside his body, including an encounter with a deceased musician he had never met, and shares his perspective on God, consciousness, and what he believes happens beyond this physical world.We also hear from Anne-Marie about the skepticism surrounding facilitated communication, the years of journals documenting Caelum's words, and what…

Dr. Zach Bush on autism, nature, and rediscovering our relationship with life

Willow Smith on dreams, spirituality, creative downloads, and the Telepathy Tapes-inspired song on her new album, The Thread.

What if memory doesn’t begin at birth? Season 3 of The Telepathy Tapes premieres October 7.

In Season 2 of The Consciousness Cassettes, Ky explored a groundbreaking study at MD Anderson Cancer Center examining energy healing, also known as biofield therapy, in pancreatic cancer cells and mice. Now, that research has officially been published.Ky returns to the study with integrative oncologist Dr. Santosh Rao and Meredith Sprengel, Research and Program Director of the Subtle Energy Funders Collective. Together, they unpack the study’s most compelling findings, including slower cancer cell growth, reduced invasiveness, and significantly fewer visible liver metastases in some of the mouse experiments.Together they go behind the scenes of the scientific process to examine why frontier research can be so difficult to fund, study, and publish, especially when its proposed mechanism does not fit neatly within the current scientific paradigm. What does peer review actually involve? Why was the paper withdrawn shortly before publication by one journal? And what will it take to move energy healing research…

The world's only PhD in Parapsychology, Dr. Mishlove, explores the shared death experience that launched his career in parapsychology, and the dreams that guided his journey.

Shared death experiences and the mystery of consciousness at the edge of life.

A deep dive into astrology’s ancient roots, birth charts, fate, free will, and what the patterns in the sky might reveal about our lives and the world around us.

An exploration of the four clairs, how intuition shows up, and how we can strengthen it in ourselves and support it in children.

Anna Naturalista on the six languages of intuition, self-trust, and learning to listen within.

A neurodevelopmental teacher shares how one nonspeaking student’s apparent telepathy transformed her understanding of communication, consciousness, and reality

David Kaufer, father of a nonspeaker and advocate for communication rights, examines The New York Times’ recent opinion piece claiming spelling is “debunked,” and explains why the evidence says otherwise.

The Race to Protect Iboga and the Culture That Carries It

The Ethics of Healing, Patents, and Indigenous Knowledge

In Gabon, Africa, Iboga is not simply a substance. It is a teacher, a tradition, and part of a living system of healing.

Shared Visions, Healing, and the Questions Science Can't Yet Answer

Why is everyone suddenly talking about ibogaine?

Becca Cramer, the skeptic turned believer, returns to share what she has learned from spellers, families, and researchers since her first investigation.

Here's a sneak-peak at our subscriber-exclusive Ask Me Anything with Dr. Christopher Kerr. He answers listeners' questions about what happens as we die and the most indescribable phenomena he's experienced in his decades long career.

Harvard-trained neuroanatomist Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor on what was revealed when three-fourths of her brain went offline, the four-character framework that came from rebuilding her brain, and how Whole Brain Living can help us choose who and how we want to be.

Soul Contracts, White Light, and the Mission of Love

A family’s search for answers, a life with rare disability, and the mysterious experiences that changed everything they believed about the unseen world.

Gavin Schultz and his mother Cindy share how spelling opened the door to Gavin’s voice, faith, telepathy, angels, and his mission to bring hope and kindness to the world.

Dr. Robert Melillo on autism, communication, and consciousness

Two mothers on different stages of the autism journey discuss communication, telepathy, and hope.

Laura and Peter share how spelling unlocked his voice and revealed “mind merging,” reading through Laura’s eyes, spiritual encounters, and teachings from the Hill.

How a creative download led to an impossible film.

Precognition, remote viewing, and the future of consciousness research

In this episode of Talk Tracks, Ky Dickens sits down with neuroscientist, actor, and podcast host Dr. Mayim Bialik to explore the tension between science and skepticism.With a PhD in neuroscience and a career shaped by both scientific rigor and cultural storytelling, Mayim has explored the questions on the edge of scientific understanding and that which can’t be quantified. From near-death experiences and spontaneous healing to telepathy, savant abilities, and the limits of measurement, she reflects on where the scientific method holds and where it begins to fall short.As more people share experiences that don’t neatly fit into existing frameworks, this conversation asks: what counts as evidence? And is it possible to build a framework that allows both skepticism and wonder to coexist?Join The Telepathy Tapes Backstage Pass to get ad-free episodes, never-before-heard interviews, behind-the-scenes documentary footage, and access to our private Discord community. This is your invitation to come closer. To help…

How a near death experience dissolved filmmaker Lynette Wallworth’s fear of death, leading her on a journey to explore Indigenous wisdom and question what it means that the Western world has lost this knowledge.

Mo Pritzker on brain retraining, chronic illness, and the body’s capacity to heal.

Dr. Christopher Kerr on End-of-Life Visions, Consciousness, and the Absence of Fear

The inventor of the microprocessor on consciousness, reality, and what we really are.

A conversation with Betsy Hicks Russ and her son Joe on spelling, telepathy, presuming competence, and the extraordinary transformation that began when, at 30 years old, Joe gained the ability to communicate.

A Mother’s Journey Through Loss, Mediumship, and Messages from Her Son

A conversation with Elizabeth Gilbert on her practice, Letters from Love, exploring the universal force of love, how to engage with it, and what we might hear when we learn to listen.

A non-speaker reveals his inner world.

A Maryland family shares how spelling unlocked their son Ethan’s voice, revealing a world of poetry, intelligence, telepathy and a connection to the beyond.

After surviving a lightning strike, orthopedic surgeon Tony Cicoria develops an unexpected classical musical affinity and ability.

A devastating train accident leads to a near-death experience that transforms David Ditchfield into an accidental savant.

Dr. Neil Theise returns to discuss end-of-life experiences, nonspeakers, and altered states of awareness to broader questions about connection and perception.

In this episode, Suzanne Simon discusses her son Koray’s spelling and telepathic communication, his experiences on the Hill, and his reflections on consciousness.

Ky answers audience questions and reflects on how this work is reshaping our understanding of non-speakers and consciousness.

A two-part season premiere exploring Anita Moorjani’s near-death experience, her unexpected recovery from end-stage cancer, and what her story reveals about consciousness beyond the body.

A two-part season premiere exploring Anita Moorjani’s near-death experience, her unexpected recovery from end-stage cancer, and what her story reveals about consciousness beyond the body.