Courtney Brown

Schramek had a photo that supposedly confirmed this.

The next night, a political science professor named Courtney Brown called in with an even more extraordinary claim.

Brown had founded a company specializing in something called remote viewing.

It's a paranormal ability that supposedly allows people to project their consciousness to other places and see things they wouldn't be able to otherwise.

... there's more and more m- there's more and more popping up.

Uh, so we had Dr. Courtney, Dr. Courtney Brown on the show last year.

Um, Tony Rodrigues is-

Yeah

When Art came back, he explained that he was now broadcasting on a backup system after the entire satellite uplink system had gone down, speculating that, quote, "Somebody may have zapped us in some way." Now, this is late 1997, but in late 1996, Bell hosted an Emory University professor of political science with a background in applied nonlinear mathematics.

Courtney Brown is also the founder of the Farsight Institute, which does research into remote viewing, and he had previously conducted research on so-called yogic flying at the Sham University founded by the Maharishi in Fairfield, Iowa.

We've talked about that before.

We'll go into this appearance, the Courtney Brown appearance, in more depth in our finale at the end of the show today.

But suffice it to say that this episode was breathlessly announced as a major media event because Brown was coming on to share scientific remote viewing validation of a photograph by an amateur astronomer that claimed to show an alien spacecraft cruising behind the approaching Hale-Bopp comet.

There's a whole lot more to dig into, and the case I'm going to make today is that from the late 1980s all the way through the '90s, Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM was the more male-coded, conservative-leaning, nighttime AM radio counterpart to Oprah Winfrey's more female-coded, liberal-leaning, daytime TV vector for conspiracies, pseudoscience, paranormal claims, the Satanic Panic, and the platforming of charlatans and grifters presented, often uncritically, as expert professionals, scientists, doctors, exorcists, government whistleblowers, and defectors from blood-drinking cults of human sacrifice.

Books by participants in the original program, such as McMoneagle, Lynn Buchanan, Paul Smith, Ingo Swann, Dale Graff, and researchers like Russell Targ or Ed May offer firsthand accounts and training methods.

Others, including Dean Radin, Courtney Brown, and Angela Thompson-Smith, continued studying the subject after the government program was declassified.

Um, and it goes on about, you know, uh, other locations where you can find it and stuff like that.

So yeah, I wanted to look this guy up, this Akio Morita.

And there's also the Anunnaki trying to run the planet.

There's the return of In a sense, the Anunnaki by way of 3i Atlas, and I've had psychic downloads about that, that match Aziz, who is the remote viewer of Courtney Brown's Farsight Institute, who has got an excellent track record as a remote viewer, as well as Sebastian Martin, who sometimes is working for the CIA.

We all three came to close to the same, more or less, conclusions about it.

It is being run by the Anunnaki.

So, yeah, it's a huge story.

And I think there's a lot to it.

If you haven't seen the remote viewing by Aziz, who is actually the son of Courtney Brown, who's part of Farsight Institute.

Farsight.org, I think is the URL.

Yeah, Ed Dames.

Then Ed Dames taught a guy called, uh, Courtney Brown, and Courtney Brown went on the Art Bell show, Coast to Coast.

Do you remember the Art Bell show?

Of course.

Uh, you studied remote viewing how or through who?

I heard a guy named Dr. Courtney Brown talking about it, who people might be familiar with, who ran The Farsight Institute in Atlanta.

He happened to be trained by someone who had been in the government RV program.

So when it was declassified, this person started teaching this.

So after watching that movie, I call my dad up and I tell him, "Have you seen this movie?" And he's like, "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I have this old friend, his name is Courtney Brown," and these guys were friends from like 30 years ago, 'cause my dad has lived in Kenya most of his life.

Um, Courtney, you know, the director of Farsight, he also lived in Kenya for a number of years, and that's how they met.

And he just knew that Courtney had gotten into remote viewing.