As Caelum recounts the day of his life changing accident in his own words, his family shares another extraordinary part of his story: his ability to recognize information without being told. Years later, when Caelum encountered the firefighters who had helped save his life, he was able to identify each of them, explaining, “I recognized them by their energy signatures.” Hear Caelum's story, in his own words, on this week’s Talk Tracks. 💛🎧

At just three and a half years old, following a severe traumatic brain injury, Caelum Miller began communicating through facilitated communication. His mother, Anne-Marie, reflects on the first words he typed and what it meant to finally hear her son express his thoughts, feelings, and needs in his own words. A powerful reminder of the importance of communication, the potential within every individual, and the voices that deserve to be heard💛 Listen to Caelum’s story now!

In this week's Talk Tracks, Ky sits down with Caelum, and his mother Anne-Marie, to explore Caelum's remarkable journey, the power of communication, and the importance of recognizing the person beyond a diagnosis. After the injury, the doctors told Caelum's family he would remain in a vegetative state, offering no hope for recovery and no answers about his future. Choosing to believe in their son, the family pursued alternative approaches, eventually discovering facilitated communication at a rehabilitation institute. At just three and a half, Caelum began expressing his thoughts, feelings, and experiences in his own words💛

A recent New York Times Opinion piece, @nytimes “Go Ahead and Laugh at Mediums. They May Be On to Something,” explores a question that we talk about often on The Telepathy Tapes with many of our guests. Research suggests that experiences of sensing a deceased loved one are surprisingly common and can have a meaningful, even restorative, impact on grief. Rather than asking only “Is it real?” researchers are beginning to ask: What can these experiences teach us about grief, connection, and consciousness? Do you think this could be a sign that the larger paradigm around consciousness is beginning to shift?

In our latest Talk Tracks episode, Willow Smith explores the relationship between creativity and consciousness. She reflects on the ways consciousness can shape the creative process, and how music offers a way of connecting with inspiration, lineage, and the possibility of something beyond what we can readily explain. ✨ Have you ever felt a deeper connection to an artist or their work, one that seems to transcend the music itself?

In this episode of our companion series “The Telepathy Tapes: Now What?,” Zach Bush, joins Libby and Betsy to talk about his work as a physician, researcher, and educator focusing on the interconnected systems that shape human health and our planet🌎 This week’s topics explore the profound role our environment plays in human health, how nature can help ground nonspeakers, and what we can learn from the nonspeakers in our lives💛

This week on Talk Tracks, Grammy-nominated musician and artist Willow Smith, shares her insights and experiences with consciousness🌟 Together Ky and Willow explore the barriers that can stand between emerging ideas and the research needed to examine them, and why staying open to new questions is essential to discovery. True skepticism means more than questioning what we encounter, it also means examining the assumptions and beliefs we bring with us. Listen now💛🎧

Grammy, Emmy and MTV Award-nominated artist Willow Smith joins us for a beautiful conversation about spirituality, creativity, healing, and the profound role music can play in reflecting the human experience. A longtime listener of The Telepathy Tapes, Willow shares how the series helped inspire “Talk on the Hill,” a song from her latest album, The Thread, and the deeper ideas behind it. In this conversation, Willow shares her perspective on spirituality, creativity and the profound role music can play in reflecting healing, community, and the human experience.

Willow Smith joins us on the latest episode of Talk Tracks for a wide-ranging conversation about spirituality, consciousness, and the deeper questions surrounding our connection to each other and the energy all around us✨ Listen to the full episode now!🎧🌟 @OfficialWillow

This season, we investigate children who report memories of lives they say they lived before, and what these cases might reveal about consciousness and whether it survives death. We’re following the science alongside researchers from Harvard and the University of Virginia, while also hearing from religious leaders, parents, and the children at the center of these extraordinary cases. If Season 1 challenged the way you understood reality, Season 3 may take you even further.Season 3 begins October 7th. We’ll see you there. ✨

Meredith Sprengel approached questions of consciousness and subtle energy from a place of skepticism. Over time, her own investigation, and the evidence she encountered, began to challenge the assumptions she had carried with her. Today, as a researcher and Research and Program Director of the Subtle Energy Funders Collective, Meredith is focused on asking the questions that emerge when phenomena don’t fit neatly within our existing understanding of science. Her journey is a reminder that sometimes, the most meaningful shifts in understanding begin with a willingness to question what we thought we knew✨

What happens when emerging research challenges established ideas and stigma and skepticism make it difficult for those findings to be published? In this week’s Talk Tracks, one of our guests, Meredith Sprengel, Research and Program Director of the Subtle Energy Funders Collective, explores some of the barriers standing between emerging research and the wider scientific community. Throughout the episode, we explore the science behind biofield therapies, the growing research into consciousness-based healing, and what happens when findings challenge existing scientific frameworks!🌟

Our “Most Loved Talk Tracks (Staff Picks!) playlist is now live on YouTube. 💛 Make sure you tune into Season 2 episode 48: 'Shared Death Experiences' to hear one of our favorite episodes of the season. We’re endlessly grateful for the extraordinary guests and conversations that have shaped The Talk Tracks, and this playlist includes the episodes that stayed with us! The discussions challenged perspectives, asked new questions, and invited us to see consciousness, communication, and the human experience in new ways.

Dr. Santosh Rao, a medical and integrative oncologist, joins us as one of our guests this week to revisit the science behind biofield therapies and their potential role in cancer research. Building on the MD Anderson research we explored in Season 2, Episodes 8 and 9, 'Energy Healing Part 1 & 2: Consciousness at Work in the Body,' this week’s conversation offers an update on the research while examining what it takes to bring frontier science into the peer-reviewed scientific community. If you’re new to this research, those episodes provide the foundation for this week’s conversation. Learn more about the MD Anderson Cancer Center research and find the full research publication by visiting the non-profit partner PhenomenaHealing.com/MDAnder… @PhenomenaHealing

Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove’s experience with a profound dream changed the course of his life. He began searching for answers, ultimately leaving his path in criminology to pursue the study of mysticism, parapsychology, and consciousness. More than five decades later, the questions sparked by that experience continue to shape his work. What if there is more to consciousness than we yet understand?

Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove has spent decades investigating consciousness, parapsychology, and phenomena that challenge conventional ideas about the mind. In 2021, he won the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies essay competition for presenting what he argued was the best evidence for the survival of human consciousness after permanent bodily death. This week on Talk Tracks, Jeffrey explores why telepathy can feel threatening and why he believes some resistance to it may come from fear of what could be revealed within our own minds. He also questions what it truly means to be a skeptic, challenging us to examine not only extraordinary claims, but the beliefs and assumptions we hold ourselves🌟

After experiencing what he describes as a shared death experience, Dr. Jeffrey Mishlove devoted his life to exploring consciousness, parapsychology, and the possibility that consciousness may survive physical death. On this week's Talk Tracks, we explore his journey into parapsychology, his experiences with synchronicity and intuition, the evidence he believes points toward consciousness beyond the body, and what these questions might reveal about the nature of reality✨

What happens when an experience doesn’t fit within our current understanding of consciousness? Dr. Monica Williams, an emergency physician and medical director of the Shared Crossing Project, explores the striking parallels between near-death experiences and shared death experiences, as well as the questions they raise about how we understand consciousness🌟

Christina never believed in shared death experiences, until she experienced one alongside her mother💛 In this week’s episode, one of our guests, Christina shares what happened as her mother lay dying in the hospital. Christina felt an unmistakable shift in the room. Then came a tunnel, followed by an experience that would forever change her understanding of what happens at the threshold of death.

This week on Now What? Kelly Dorfman joins us to share practical regulation tips and nutrition strategies. As a licensed clinical nutritionist, Kelly specializes in targeted nutrition therapy to address complex medical concerns, particularly in children. This episode is filled with thoughtful insight, practical advice, and tools you can take with you🌟