Diane HennacyMentionsHarvard psychiatrist and Johns Hopkins-trained neuropsychiatrist who researches autism, savant abilities, telepathy, ESP, and consciousness.
“All right, Diane, thank you for doing this.”
Danny JonesMentionswe'll do this after the podcast. All right, that's all. Goodnight folks.
“All right, Diane, thank you for doing this.”
Russell TargMentionsResearcher associated with remote-viewing work discussed at a conference attended by Hennacy.
“I went to a conference where Russell Tar spoke about his work that he did on remote viewing”
John E. MackMentionsHarvard psychiatrist, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and researcher of reported alien-abduction experiences.
“And at the time I was just down the hall from John Mack.”
John E. MackMentionsHarvard psychiatrist, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, and researcher of reported alien-abduction experiences.
“he had written you know a book on Lawrence of Arabia and he had gotten a Puliter Prize for that”
Ben CarsonMentionsNeurosurgeon whom Hennacy encountered during medical training at Johns Hopkins.
“Ben Carson was there. I knew Ben Carson.”
Henry MolaisonMentionsNeurological patient H.M., whose bilateral temporal-lobe surgery left him unable to form new memories.
“Have you heard of the gentleman uh I think his name's Henry Mulasan.”
Henry MolaisonMentionsNeurological patient H.M., whose bilateral temporal-lobe surgery left him unable to form new memories.
“here here he is. Henry Mullisan.”
Oliver SacksMentionsNeurologist and author whose accounts of autistic savant twins influenced Hennacy's research interests.
“I read Oliver Sachs book the man who mistook his wife for a hat back in 1986.”
Oliver SacksMentionsNeurologist and author whose accounts of autistic savant twins influenced Hennacy's research interests.
“I met I met Oliver Saxs back then.”
Daniel TammetMentionsAutistic savant discussed for reciting more than 22,000 digits of pi through vivid visual perception.
“I learned about um Daniel Tamut who is an autistic soant”
Michael RutterMentionsAutism expert with whom Hennacy undertook a fellowship at the Institute of Psychiatry in London.
“work with Michael Ruer who was kned for his work on autism afterwards”
Eric KandelMentionsNeuroscientist cited in discussion of the conventional materialist model of neuroscience.
“I have a book you know Eric Kandell you know he did work on this you know u on the snail”
Andrew HubermanMentionsPodcast host and neuroscientist mentioned in relation to an interview with Eddie Chang.
“I think it was Andrew Huberman on a podcast he's friends with Andrew Huberman”
Adolf MeyerMentionsPsychiatrist whose biological, psychological, and sociological approach shaped Johns Hopkins psychiatry.
“a contemporary of Freud's named Adolf Meyer.”
Dean RadinMentionsParapsychology researcher cited for discussing meta-analyses of large numbers of trials.
“And that's one of the things that Dean Raiden um frequently will quote.”
Darold TreffertMentionsSavant-syndrome expert who connected Hennacy with Haley and publicly accepted telepathy as a savant skill.
“her father knew knew Daryl Trefford and knew about mathematical sants”
Darold TreffertMentionsSavant-syndrome expert who connected Hennacy with Haley and publicly accepted telepathy as a savant skill.
“Daryl Trefford's no longer alive, but he he he was convinced.”
A. R. LuriaMentionsPsychologist and author discussed for studying a man with exceptionally comprehensive memory.
“There was a um there was a um psychologist uh whose last name was Laura and L u r i a”
Jason BrandtMentionsJohns Hopkins neuropsychologist who imaged a patient with highly superior autobiographical memory.
“one of my um former colleagues from John's Hopkins um Jason Brandt um who was a a neurossychologist”
Stuart HameroffMentionsResearcher associated with theories connecting neuronal microtubules to consciousness.
“His name is Stuart Hamoff. You familiar with him?”
Stuart HameroffMentionsResearcher associated with theories connecting neuronal microtubules to consciousness.
“He thinks the microtubules have something to do with consciousness.”
Jack KruseMentionsNeurosurgeon and online advocate for sunlight, red-light exposure, and mitochondrial health.
“have you ever heard of Jack Cruz?”
Jack KruseMentionsNeurosurgeon and online advocate for sunlight, red-light exposure, and mitochondrial health.
“He's a big proponent of like red light, sunlight, UV light, all this stuff.”
Fritz-Albert PoppMentionsBiophoton researcher cited as helping validate Gurwitsch's earlier work.
“Fritz Pop is another one of those guys.”
Wilhelm ReichMentionsResearcher discussed as developing microscopes that did not require an external light source.
“you had Royal Reich you know who had um he developed these microscopes that didn't require light”
Rick StrassmanMentionsDMT researcher briefly considered as the source of a claim before the host corrected himself.
“I think um Rick Straman was explaining to us how or no, no, it wasn't Rick Stman.”
Christopher McCurdyMentionsScientist identified by the host as having conducted a study on kratom and researching endogenous DMT regulation.
“Chris McCertie. Yes. He's a scientist based in northern Florida”
William JamesMentionsPhilosopher and psychologist credited with the white-crow argument about exceptions disproving absolute claims.
“I think it was um William James who said, you know, it to to prove that all crows aren't black”