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Hosted by Ryan · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 31 episodes
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Part esoteric social commentary, part self-help podcast for conspiracy theorists: no superficial mindset mantras — just thoughtful discourse that connects the mystical with the practical, reconciling ancient wisdom & modern insights to moody music. Everything from simulation theory, consciousness, manifestation, hyperstition, aliens, to social engineering & narrative control. Critically exploring whether “woo” practices hold real power, blending personal experiments with objective introspection… because self-improvement hits different when you’re pretty sure the simulation is glitching....
Ryan hosts Field Notes from the Fringe, a society show with 31 episodes published.
Travis Walton got zapped by a UFO beam in 1975, disappeared for almost a week, and came back with a needle mark and no memory. For nearly 50 years, everyone's been arguing about whether it's real or fake. Believers point
What if your childhood Tamagotchi was actually preparing you for the AI consciousness revolution? This episode explores the profound connection between a 90s digital pet keychain and today's increasingly sophisticated vi
In this episode, we dive deep into one of the trippiest consciousness experiments of our time: Danny Goler's groundbreaking DMT research that's challenging everything we thought we knew about perception, reality, and the
When you scroll LinkedIn and see Alex Hormozi's frameworks jolting millions out of Monday morning apathy, a pattern becomes clear. Connecting the dots between Jackson Pollock paintings & Cold War cultural operations and
In this episode, we explore the profound connections between cricket bioacoustics, human neurophysiology, and the vibrational nature of consciousness itself. From the therapeutic effects of cricket sounds on brain functi
Exploring the curious case of former Pentagon official Luis Elizondo presenting two easily debunked images — a chandelier reflection and irrigation circles — as potential UFO evidence. Rather than just another embarrassi
In this ultra-meta deep dive, we unpack why “manifesting” and "hyperstition" aren't just woo-woo concepts, even if they are — they're the natural feedback loop between your mind and the digital interfaces you use every d
“Don’t you miss believing in ghosts?” We begin with Stone Tape Theory, examining how environments—from ancient temples to modern architecture—could “record” and replay past events. Next, we probe residual hauntings: plac
What do you get when you're broke, behind on bills, stuck in a dead-end cold calling job, and drowning in a sea of entrepreneurial content promising passive income and financial freedom... but delivering mostly fluff? Ou
A groundbreaking study using Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) Doppler Tomography revealed massive subterranean structures beneath the Khafre Pyramid on the Giza Plateau. What was long believed to be a mere burial complex i
Is telepathy the next frontier of surveillance capitalism? In this episode, we explore how Elon Musk’s Neuralink is attempting to trademark telepathy itself—filing patents for brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) that transm
A new AI-enhanced image of the Martian surface has surfaced, showing what appears to be a smooth, featureless, tic-tac-shaped craft resting in the rust-colored dust. This episode explores the interplay between artificial
The modern job application process is broken—not just the networking or resume optimization, but the actual tedious process itself. Why are we endlessly retyping information that's already on our resumes?! And what does
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This week, we’re cross-posting a fictional thought experiment from our sister podcast, MKUltra Success Stories, because the themes here stretch beyond just government experiments—they speak to the very nature of intellig
The mysterious photograph that's haunted occult conspiracy circles for decades: Salvador Dalí posing with what some claim to be a "Vril-ya" entity. This episode examines the surrealist master's relationship with esoteric
Ever seen something so staged, so off, that it left you unsettled? That’s what happened when I stumbled upon footage of North Korea’s “Potemkin stores”—meticulously arranged, fully stocked spaces where nothing is actuall
An obvious question that rarely gets asked about UFOs: What are they actually doing? Beyond the usual debates—extraterrestrial vs. interdimensional, breakaway civilization vs. classified human tech—what can we definitive
GibberLink—an AI-driven communication protocol that allows artificial intelligence systems to recognize each other and seamlessly shift into a more efficient form of speech, is leaving human listeners in the dark.... We'
During Kendrick Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime performance, many of viewers experienced an unexpected phenomenon—their smart TVs turned off mid-show. The culprit? A single phrase: “Turn The Tv Off” In this episode we break
If you picture the Fruit of the Loom logo, do you see a cornucopia? What if I told you it never existed—ever? The Mandela Effect is a phenomenon where millions of people share vivid, detailed memories of things that “nev
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Field Notes from the Fringe is hosted by Ryan. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 31 episodes.
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