Matt Beall Podcast

What if everything we think we know about reality is onlypart of the story? Jordan Crowder returns to the Matt Beall Podcast for awide-ranging conversation about consciousness, UFOs, artificial intelligence, and the future of humanity.   Following a near-death experience that fundamentally changedhis perspective, Jordan began searching for answers to three questions: Who are we? Where are we? And...

What if having an incredible memory wasn’t something youwere born with, but something you could learn? Two-time USA Memory Champion Ron White joins Matt Beall to explain how he trained his brain to memorize an entire deck of cards in just 87 seconds, recall hundreds of names, and memorizean 800-digit number. Ron breaks down the techniques behind his extraordinary abilities, including the Memory Pa...

What created the tens of thousands of mysterious, perfectlyelliptical depressions scattered across the eastern United States? Chris returns to the Matt Beall Podcast nearly three years after his first appearance to revisit the mystery of the Carolina Bays. While the prevailing scientific explanation attributes their formation to wind and water, Chris challenges that theory, presenting evidence sug...

Tom Simon spent 26 years as an FBI Special Agentinvestigating financial crimes, fraud, terrorism financing, and more. In this episode, Tom shares what he learned about the psychology of interrogation, why empathy can be one of an investigator’s most effective tools, his experience inside the FBI following 9/11, and the story of a fugitive couple whodisappeared before sentencing and remain on the r...

Billy Carson returns for a wide-ranging conversation thatgoes beyond ancient civilizations and unexplained history. Billy opens up about growing up in extreme poverty, becomingan entrepreneur at a young age, the experiences that shaped his relationship with success, and the personal work he’s done to confront difficult parts of his past. He also revisits his near-death experience and explains how...

Tyler Engle, creator of BassForge, explores the mysteries ofancient civilizations through the lens of engineering, physics, sacred geometry, and consciousness. From the Great Pyramid and the temples of Egypt to themassive stonework of Peru and ancient sites across Southeast Asia, Tyler shares his theories on megalithic architecture, acoustics, resonance, and whether these structures may have serve...

Library of the Untold explores the hidden structure ofreality through Gnosticism, ancient wisdom, modern physics, and consciousness. From the Book of Jeu and Sophia to the divine spark, thethree realms of reality, plasma, the Sun, reincarnation, and the possibility that our universe exists within a black hole, this conversation examines where ancient teachings and modern science may intersect.   ...

Timothy Hogan, the 33rd Grandmaster of the Knights Templar,returns to discuss a hidden Templar vault, the Ark of the Covenant, ancient Egypt, alchemy, UAPs, Atlantis, and the origins of civilization. Hogan shares new details about a vault in Montana that hesays contains six ancient Arks, historical artifacts, and human remains connected to the Talpiot Tomb. He also discusses the possibility of tes...

What if spirituality isn’t separate from science, but thenext stage of our understanding of reality? Author and philosopher Tim Freke joins Matt Beall for awide-ranging conversation about consciousness, the soul, life after death, near-death experiences, reincarnation, and the evolution of spirituality. Tim challenges both traditional religious thinking and theidea that consciousness can be reduce...

The Pyramid Project team is back from Egypt with new datafrom inside the Great Pyramid of Giza. Using custom ground-penetrating radar, robotics, cameras,and advanced sensor technology, the team conducted one of its most ambitious surveys yet - collecting new information from deep within the pyramid and identifying areas that warrant further investigation. In this update, Sean Whitehead, Jan Franke...

Jason Verbelli is the CEO and lead engineer of SEG Magnetics, where he is working to develop an alternative approach to energy generation based on the work of his longtime mentor, Professor John Searle. In this episode, Jason explores alternative magnetization, coded magnets, magnetic waveforms, and the Searl Effect Generator (SEG). He also challenges conventional ideas surrounding gravity, relati...

Scott Gearan is a retired U.S. Air Force Pararescueman withan extraordinary story of survival and an unexplained UAP encounter. In 1987, Scott survived a catastrophic parachuting accidentthat sent him into the ground at an estimated 100 mph. He recounts the near-death experience that followed, including seeing his body from above, encountering three figures surrounded by light, and ultimately maki...

Ancient history researcher Nilesh Oak joins the Matt BeallPodcast to explore the origins and timeline of ancient Indian civilization. Drawing from more than 35 years of research, Oak explains his controversial dating of the Mahabharata and Ramayana and how he uses astronomy, archaeology, genetics, oceanography, ancient texts, and other scientific evidence to challenge conventional timelines of Ind...

Ancient India’s temples continue to challenge our understanding of history. Researcher Praveen Mohan explores some of the world’s most extraordinary ancient sites, from the mirror-polished Barabar Caves and the remarkable Ajanta Caves to Krishna’s Butterball and the hidden temples ofCambodia’s Phnom Kulen.   Could these monuments have been engineered for purposesbeyond what mainstream archaeology...

What happens when science, history, and modern politics collide? Retired physical anthropologist Elizabeth Weiss joins the MattBeall Podcast for a wide-ranging conversation on human evolution, ancient skeletal analysis, Native American archaeology, and one of the most controversial debates in anthropology today: the repatriation of ancient humanremains. Drawing on decades of research, Weiss discus...

Danny Goller shares the research that has made him one ofthe most controversial voices in the study of consciousness, DMT, and simulation theory. After thousands of reported DMT experiences, Danny argues that recurring geometric symbols and “code-like” structures may point toward a deeper computational reality - and explains why he believes these observations deserve serious scientific investigati...

Ancient history researcher Cassie Coppersmith joins MattBeall to explore some of the world’s most mysterious megalithic sites - from Cambodia and India to Easter Island and Peru. Together they examine lost engineering, massive ancient water systems, precision stonework, unexplained pyramids, and the evidence that some of these sites may predate thecivilizations traditionally credited with building...

Cancer treatment has focused on destroying tumors fordecades - but what if we’ve been targeting the wrong problem? After his wife was diagnosed with an ultra-rare, terminalform of cancer, Marc Malone began an intensive study of cancer biology, gene reprogramming, cancer stem cells, metabolism, and treatment resistance. The result was a novel approach that he believes could fundamentally change how...

North America’s ancient mounds may tell a very different story than most people realize. From the 9,000 BC LSU Mounds to the massive city of Cahokia, Dr. Gregory Little explores the rise of America’s ancient kingdoms, sophisticated trade networks, sacred astronomy, and the mysterious Path of Souls tradition that shaped generations of Native American cultures. The conversation examines Monk’s Mound...

Are you the voice inside your head - or is there somethingdeeper? After achieving extraordinary success in business, JohnPurkiss found himself battling severe depression, forcing him to question everything he believed about the mind, identity, and happiness. In this episode of the Matt Beall Podcast, John shares howmindfulness, transcendental meditation, intuition, and the practice of letting go t...

Is there a connection between President Eisenhower and theAviary? Laura Eisenhower explores the experiences and research thatled her to question some of the most controversial topics in the disclosure movement. From alleged Mars recruitment efforts and psychotronic weapons to artificial telepathy, secret space program claims, consciousness, and the future of humanity, this conversation dives deep...

Former NASA scientist and physics professor Kevin Knuthjoins Matt Beall to discuss UAPs, disclosure, and the scientific challenges of studying one of the world’s most controversial mysteries. Drawing on his work with UAPx and years of research, Knuthexplores the Nimitz Tic Tac encounter, his own unexplained sightings, Bob Lazar, nuclear weapon incidents, the New Jersey drone wave, and why more uni...

Remote viewing, consciousness, crop circles, Bigfoot, UFOs,and government secrecy have long existed on the edges of mainstream discussion. But what if these phenomena are more connected than they appear? Drawing from decades of research, Simeon Hein explains howremote viewing works, why intelligence agencies took it seriously, and what these experiences may reveal about the nature of reality itsel...

Some mysteries never seem to disappear. Dan Richards returnsto discuss controversial discoveries, unexplained artifacts, and the questions that continue to challenge our understanding of history. From ancient civilizations and archaeological anomalies to UFOs, elongated skulls, and other enduring mysteries, the conversation explores where the evidence leads - andwhere the debate is far from settle...

Dan Richards from Debunking and Neal Sendlak from GnosticInformant go head-to-head in a deep debate on ancient history, lost civilizations, the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis, Göbekli Tepe, the Great Pyramid, Baalbek, ancient astronomy, and the evidence behind alternative vs mainstream archaeology. - Was Göbekli Tepe’s Pillar 43 recording a realcatastrophic event? - How were the massive Baalbek s...