Tag Archives: Jeff Ritzmann

Popup Show – Susan Demeter – The Cosmic Witch

Posted on May 5, 2021 by Greg

It was suggested that I restart the “popup” idea in order to get back to posting shows more often. These programs are about 30 minutes in length and posted within a day of the interview. Susan‘s latest book is entitled … Continue reading →

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Posted in myth, occult, spirit | Tagged Cosmic Witch, Jeff Ritzmann, Omuamua, Susan Demeter, wicca | 4 Comments

Jeff Ritzmann – Calling Occupants

Posted on November 27, 2017 by Greg

The last time Jeff Ritzmann was on the show, he briefly described how almost anyone could initiate their own paranormal (specifically UFO-related) encounter. I wanted him to get more specific, but we ran out of time. This time, he not … Continue reading →

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Posted in abductions, all around general weirdness, occult, parapsychology, spirit | Tagged chaos, Jeff Ritzmann, liminality, occult | 8 Comments

Jeff Ritzmann – Active Participation in the UFO Enigma

Posted on March 24, 2017 by Greg

Ever since my conversation (with Jeremy Vaeni and Tyler Kokjohn) about the singular Project CORE, I knew that Jeff Ritzmann was someone that didn’t just complain about the state of research, but was actually taking active steps to delve into … Continue reading →

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Posted in abductions, new research, occult, researchers | Tagged active UFO research, divination, Jeff Ritzmann, Project Core, Project Oculus, ritual | 13 Comments

Dr. Tyler Kokjohn, Jeff Ritzmann and Jeremy Vaeni – Project Core

Posted on March 3, 2015 by Greg

The most important connection we have to examining the paranormal are the witnesses. For too long, researchers have concentrated on how testimony can fit in to preconceived notions of anomalous abduction episodes, psychic occurrences, and ghost sightings. Fields of inquiry … Continue reading →