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A computer can predict what you’re dreaming about (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this fascinating show) based on your brain wave activity with an fMRI machine.

On Fox News, Tia Ghose quotes neuroscientist Masako Tamaki as saying, "Using this method, we might be able to know more about the function of dreaming."

WHY we dream is still a mystery. Sigmund Freud thought dreams were about secret desires and wish fulfillment, but modern researchers think that they are irrelevant "trash" that the brain throws out. Another theory is that dreams allow our minds to keep working on problems while we’re asleep. read more

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In the 1970s and ’80s, when undercover agents recorded conversations with mobsters and corrupt politicians, they wore a bulky tape recorder strapped around their waists–that sometimes weighed as much as 10 pounds–and wires, connected to a microphone, taped to their chests. Needless to say, they were nervous about being caught!

In the April 8th edition of the New York Times, Wendy Ruderman quotes retired FBI agent Robert K. Wittman as saying, "When you pulled them off, all the hair came off our chest. There used to be a lot of recordings that ended with ‘Aaahhhhh,’ when you ripped the wires off. It was almost like getting a body wax."

Today that has all changed: Recording equipment has been miniaturized.
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The week before the bizarre Norway Lights of 2009 appeared, William Henry published an article on WilliamHenry.net that seemed almost to prophesy the strange phenomenon.

It was explained away as a missile test, but is that all that happened? Listen as William Henry interviews Mark Gray about the phenomenon and its possible significance.

Mark Gray’s website is CosmicDoorways.net.

Read William’s article on WilliamHenry.net.

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Was our actual history very different from what we remember and have documented? There are strange, veiled hints that it may have been, and recent discoveries that suggest that WE may have been very different from how we are now. Could it be that we are not the highest civilization that has ever existed on Earth, but, in fact, living in its ruins, which appear around us in the form of mysterious monuments such as Nan Madol, Giza, Gobekli Tepi and many others?

Here William Henry explores what a device that enabled star travel might have been like, why it may have actually existed, and what we can to do reconstruct it and start once again using its power to warp the very fabric of the universe.
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