Podcast host Joe Rogan and fitness educator Derek, creator of More Plates More Dates, examine the science and safety behind nootropics, hormone therapy, weight cutting, and performance in elite sport, while reflecting on media culture and social media’s psychological toll. The discussion also briefly touches on an Apple TV series about an alien transmission to Earth, highlighting continued public interest in extraterrestrial themes.

Researcher Nick Redfern outlines an alternative explanation for the 1947 Roswell incident, arguing it may have involved clandestine human experimentation tied to high-altitude balloon programs rather than extraterrestrial craft. In conversation with host George Noory, he contrasts shifting official explanations with Cold War-era context and describes potential implications for ufology if Roswell proves earthbound.

Apollo 16 astronaut Charles Duke and filmmaker Bart Sibrel present sharply divergent accounts of the Apollo program, with Duke recounting operational details of lunar surface work and Sibrel alleging a staged production backed by government secrecy. The exchange, moderated by host Danny Jones on the Polarity channel, frames the controversy within Cold War-era deception programs and ongoing debates over evidence standards and data transparency.

Host Patrick Scott Armstrong recaps Joe Rogan’s wide-ranging exchange with Jesse Michels, touching on UAP crash-retrieval claims, sensor standards, ancient archaeology, the Book of Enoch, and disputed moon-landing narratives. The discussion juxtaposes calls for rigorous, multi-sensor evidence with controversial proposals such as amnesty for alleged secret programs and renewed examinations of the Nazca mummies and Egypt’s subterranean structures.

Former U.S. Navy nuclear propulsion specialist Rob Jones outlines an evidence-driven investigation into private equity, banking, and corporate structures he believes intersect with a clandestine UAP "Legacy Program." He argues against blanket amnesty for participants, discusses scientific and policy barriers to transparency, and calls for legally grounded disclosures amid rising public engagement.

Psicoactivo Podcast highlighted an interview segment in which filmmaker Ky Dickens stated that her work on The Telepathy Tapes was infiltrated by an individual linked to the CIA who cultivated trust to gain access to families of non-speaking autistic children. The discussion broadened to historic intelligence interest in psi research, ethical risks to vulnerable communities, and claims about techniques and technologies purported to enhance intuitive states.

Richard Dolan speaks with former U.S. Air Force radar specialist Niara Isley about her claims of non-human abductions, military involvement, and a period of missing time while serving near Tonopah at the Nevada Test Site. The discussion also addresses the controversial use of hypnotic regression, the possibility of military memory management, and wider implications for UAP secrecy and accountability.

Cristina Gomez reports on astrophysicist Avi Loeb’s hypothesis that 3I/ATLAS’s 16.16-hour brightness modulation may arise from periodically pulsed jets rather than a rotating nucleus, a scenario he argues could include technological explanations. The update also details revisions to JPL Horizons parameters after a highlighted Hill radius coincidence near Jupiter, comparative observations of object R2 Swan, and a worldwide observation campaign ahead of encounters with Earth and Jupiter.

Publisher Byron Bitzos outlines a Urantia Book-informed hypothesis that identifies Atlantis with the biblical Eden, situating its primary site on a now-sunken peninsula once adjoining modern-day Syria near Cyprus. The discussion links Plato’s geographic clues to Cypriot topography, introduces a cosmology of ‘genetic uplift’ via Adam and Eve, and connects mythic traditions with alleged ancient interventions and contemporary channeling claims.

The Angry Astronaut examines the approach of interstellar object 3I Atlas, highlighting anticipated high-resolution observations by Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope alongside claims of anomalous sunward jets, brightness modulation, and non‑gravitational acceleration. The segment also scrutinizes recent JPL Horizons revisions to trajectory parameters near Jupiter’s Hill radius and urges independent astrometric confirmation from missions such as Juno, JUICE, and Psyche.

The Psicoactivo Podcast analyzes Joe Rogan’s wide‑ranging remarks from the American Alchemy series, highlighting his view that non‑human intelligences may delay overt contact with humanity until artificial intelligence reaches a transformative threshold. The discussion also examines claims of crash retrieval and back‑engineering programs, calls for amnesty to enable transparency, emerging brain‑computer interfaces, and research on interhemispheric brain coherence and telepathy.

Parapsychologist Dean Radin discussed reports of a present-day, government-run remote viewing program he believes is unclassified, while describing early-stage genetic research into individual differences in purported psi abilities. The conversation also examined historical program boundaries, oversight concerns, and exploratory links between psi research and UFO contact studies.

Host Patrick Scott Armstrong analyzes renewed claims that former President Donald Trump could soon act on UAP disclosures, juxtaposing them with official statements, media skepticism, and Trump’s own interviews. The discussion reviews a Fox News segment on a new documentary, assertions by former officials, and the lack of publicly verifiable evidence supporting extraordinary claims.

Joe Rogan speaks with Jesse Michels about UAP secrecy, alleged crash retrieval races, and the convergence of artificial intelligence and quantum computing with claims of ancient advanced engineering. The discussion also explores contested evidence around the Apollo missions, Peruvian tridactyl mummies, and proposals to remove stigma and grant amnesty to accelerate formal disclosure.

Dr. Garry Nolan and astronomer Beatriz Villarroel outlined complementary strategies for studying UAP, combining archival evidence, materials analysis, and publicly accessible astronomical datasets. The discussion examined sample provenance, transparency in methods, and how government intelligence interest intersects with independent scientific inquiry.

Retired USAF Lt. Col. Wendelle C. Stevens describes a postwar Alaska-based effort to equip B-29 reconnaissance aircraft with specialized sensors and cameras to document anomalous aerial phenomena. The account outlines instrument packages, reporting protocols, repeated close encounters, and a strict chain-of-custody that sent film and data directly to Washington.

Psicoactivo highlights Matthew Brown’s latest livestream, where the UFO whistleblower outlines a structured UAP taxonomy, discusses the idea of certain ‘Grey’ forms as a recurring biological body plan, and describes the personal costs of going public. Brown also alleges that GATE programs have been used as recruitment and social-engineering pipelines and calls for citizen-led disclosure over government-managed processes.

Psicoactivo highlighted that Jesse Michels of American Alchemy has recorded a rare interview with Joe Rogan, noting a hoodie referencing the Betty and Barney Hill abduction case and signaling possible UAP-heavy themes. The discussion also revisited Joe Rogan’s track record on UAP topics, including David Fravor’s Nimitz testimony and broader government interest following the 2017 New York Times reporting.

Host Michael Phillip examines John Keel’s concluding thesis in Operation Trojan Horse, arguing that the UFO phenomenon reflects manipulative, non-physical “ultraterrestrial” intelligences that adopt cultural masks rather than visiting spacecraft. The discussion situates claims about government debunking, witness psychology, health risks, and historical cycles alongside criticism of apocalyptic framing and a call for multidisciplinary research.

Greater Manchester bushcraft creator Ste Siddall reports capturing three luminous orbs flying in tight triangular formation before separating while maintaining alignment, recorded with a GNG2K night‑vision monocular. Siddall says the device’s infrared illuminator was off, addresses questions about timestamp irregularities, and plans continuous sky monitoring from his balcony.

Psicoactivo Podcast reviews a Fox News segment in which retired U.S. Army Col. Karl Nell agreed with questioning that alleged crash-retrieved craft and non-human “biologics” are being held within the United States. The episode also examines related commentary from Jay Stratton and producer Dan Farah, astronaut-turned-senator Mark Kelly’s skepticism, reported presidential access limits, and the appearance of controversial MJ-12 material in the broadcast.

Host Patrick Scott Armstrong examines critiques from George Knapp, Jeremy Corbell, and a panel of researchers regarding the UAP documentary The Age of Disclosure and its portrayal of U.S. government programs. The discussion explores the omission of David Grusch as an interview subject, questions over the film’s handling of ATIP and AAWSAP history, James Clapper’s statements about a 1990s Air Force UAP effort, and calls for greater transparency and actionable congressional inquiry.

The Psicoactivo Podcast host assembles on-the-record interviews and remarks by Donald Trump to argue the former president received extensive briefings on UFOs/UAPs, including fighter pilot accounts and domestic drone incursions. The analysis also highlights alleged links to aerospace entrepreneur Robert Bigelow, historical presidential interest in the subject, and current efforts in Congress to advance UAP disclosure.

Former F-16 pilot Chris Lehto interviews physicist Dr. Matthew Szydagis about UAlbany’s new UAP-focused academic collaboration, now branded UAlbany Project X (UAPx). The discussion covers new philanthropic funding, research priorities, lessons from prior fieldwork, and the appointment of physicist Eric W. Davis as volunteer adjunct faculty.

Researcher and filmmaker Carmen Boulter outlines a framework in which a technologically and spiritually advanced, seafaring civilization—often identified with Atlantis—pre-dated dynastic Egypt and influenced later cultures worldwide. In discussion with host George Noory, she cites alleged geophysical catastrophes, remote-sensing data, artifact caches, and pyramid-based energy theories while acknowledging that key claims remain unverified and contested by mainstream archaeology.