Human potential, consciousness, and the extraordinary abilities that may lie dormant within us. Alex shares his journey from training telekinesis around the world to exploring telepathy as the next frontier of communication. He discusses how hypnosis, psychology, intuition, and direct experience can help unlock expanded perception and challenge our assumptions about what is possible.
Alex Stefan, an international trainer and researcher of human potential whose work explores the intersection of consciousness, psychology, and extraordinary human abilities. Originally known for leading telekinesis trainings around the world, his focus has increasingly shifted toward telepathy, which he sees as the next frontier of human connection and
communication. Drawing on extensive training in hypnosis, human behavior, and transformational education, Alex combines psychological insight with immersive experiences designed to help people discover what they are capable of for themselves. His mission is to challenge limiting assumptions, expand human potential, and support a growing movement toward deeper connection, greater awareness, and a more conscious future.
Is the greatest UFO psy-op really coming from governments—or from religious fear surrounding disclosure? Clyde Lewis explores claims that UFOs are demonic, the controversy surrounding pastors allegedly warned about disclosure, and the surprising connections between modern UFO sightings and ancient biblical accounts such as Ezekiel's "wheels within wheels." Join us as we examine the intersection of faith, UFOs, symbolism, and the growing debate over what disclosure could mean for religion and humanity's place in the cosmos.
Clyde Lewis is a powerful voice in the fields of paranormal and parapolitical news and commentary. With a diverse background in news, acting, writing, and radio, he entertains and captivates audiences across multiple platforms. Lewis' career in radio began in Utah in 1982, and he created Ground Zero in Salt Lake City in 1995. Lewis has produced Ground Zero programs online, on radio and on television.
Greg’s journey from retired NASA engineer to metaphysical explorer offers a unique blend of science and spirituality. He shares how his aerospace career led him to explore consciousness, extraterrestrial encounters, and the Akashic Records, revealing how these experiences transformed his understanding of reality and everyday life.
Greg Martins spent 35 years as a NASA aerospace engineer—while simultaneously exploring the frontiers of consciousness, the Akashic Records, and human–extraterrestrial connections. An award-winning author and intuitive, he blends science and spirituality to help others understand their origins, intuition, and deeper purpose through his book Star Journey Home.
Filmmaker Dean Alioto—creator of the cult classic The McPherson Tape—returns with The Experiencers: Full Disclosure, a documentary exploring UFOs and contact through the eyes of experiencers.
Dean Alioto is an award-winning film and TV documentarian who has produced numerous specials for A+E, Bravo and Fox as well as consulted on the hit James Fox UFO documentary The Phenomenon. Recently, Dean was featured in the Paramount + Documentary Unknown Dimensions as the creator of the first ever sci-fi found footage movie The McPherson Tape and the enigmatic Paramount TV movie Alien Abduction: Incident In Lake County.
Trey Hudson discusses his new film The Meadow Project and mini-documentary Helm and Lens, sharing the latest research from the mysterious Meadow. He explores strange phenomena, the use of the God Helmet, and Jimmy’s firsthand experience with the device, and new discoveries that continue to shape his investigation into the unknown.
Trey Hudson is the Director of the Anomalous Studies and Observation Group (ASOG), which investigates high-strangeness phenomena through a multidisciplinary, experiencer-centered approach. With a background in psychology and anthropology from the University of West Georgia, Trey also served as a U.S. Army Military Intelligence officer and retired in 2023 from the Department of Defense as a Supervisory Security Specialist. A veteran of Afghanistan and a decorated public servant, he holds certifications in emergency response, intelligence analysis, and security. Trey is also the author of The Meadow Project and its follow-up, Return to the Meadow, chronicling ongoing anomalous research in the American South.
