A “sleepcast” featuring underwater whale songs, soothing narration, and an adorable scene of a humpback whale rescuing a seal. By the time this whale is ready to close one eye and go to sleep, you will be too.

This 8-part series won an award for Best Coverage of Native America from the Indigenous Journalists Association.

John-Carlos Perea came to Stanford for ten weeks to teach pow-wow music.

Before the National Parks Service existed, the US Army protected our National Parks.

We discuss Long Now’s 10,000 Year Clock, in which they are constructing a gigantic mechanical clock in the middle of a mountain.

In the early 1900s Stanford had a special fellowship dedicated to ‘psychical’ research.

At the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research Laboratories, or PEAR, decades of research and thousands of experiments may have demonstrated evidence for the existence of psychic phenomena.

After PEAR found statistically significant evidence of psychic phenomena, researchers generated a theory for how the mind could influence the physical world.

A visit with Dean Radin at his headquarters at the Institute of Noetic Sciences.

Shakespeare wrote, “There are more things under heaven and earth, then are dreamt of in your philosophies.”