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Garry Nolan

Garry Nolan

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Sep 12, 2026

Jeffrey J. KripalGUEST
43:05
It's called the SOUL Foundation.
Jeffrey J. KripalGUEST
43:08
It's around Gary Nolan.
Jeffrey J. KripalGUEST
43:11
Gary is a professor at Stanford.
Jeffrey J. KripalGUEST
43:13
It's not a Stanford institution, but it's definitely a scientific one around Gary.
Thomas JaneGUEST
8:34
But I narrated the documentary.
Thomas JaneGUEST
8:36
Gary Nolan, that was the first appearance of Dr. Gary Nolan, who did the genetic analysis of the Atacama
Chris RamsayHOST
8:42
humanoid.
Chris RamsayHOST
8:42
I remember that documentary very well.
Jacques ValléeGUEST
14:59
So the way I can be useful now at my advanced age is as a resource to the younger people coming into the field, um, the, the people, you know, of, of, of Cole's generation and, and the new people, um, who come in now with new PhDs and, and are ready to, to charge.
Jacques ValléeGUEST
15:22
Um, and, uh, you know, at Stanford, um, around Dr. Nolan, there is a whole team now of, of, uh, young people from different disciplines.
Jacques ValléeGUEST
15:32
Uh, and certainly at Harvard around, uh, Dr. Loeb and at Columbia.
Jacques ValléeGUEST
15:39
So, uh, there is a new generation being trained.
Jacques ValléeGUEST
20:32
You know, certainly in, in biology, I mean, the, the new, you know, generation of biologists, uh, has been humbled by the...
Jacques ValléeGUEST
20:42
They were not...
Jacques ValléeGUEST
20:42
You know, I talked to, um, Professor Gary Nolan at Stanford.
Jacques ValléeGUEST
20:46
You know, we work on the, the, uh, you know, on, on the material side of, of all this, but we also talk about the biological side.
Jessi DoyleGUEST
75:27
It would clatter on the plate below.
Jessi DoyleGUEST
75:29
He would wake up immediately and then put the idea out there.
Jessi DoyleGUEST
75:34
Um, Gary Noland does the si- does a very similar thing, where he will ask a question, and he'll ask for the answer.
Jessi DoyleGUEST
75:41
And then he goes into this state between sleep and awake, wakes up, has something wake him up, and then he has an answer.
Jessi DoyleGUEST
75:48
And he's done this over and over again.
Joe BiscottoHOST
63:10
Right.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:10
So, you know, how interesting is that? So in 2024, um, I'm trying to get, um, uh, Hal Puthoff and Gary Nolan to tell me what they found from the material, and I can't get a straight answer out of those guys [laughs] either.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:27
Hal Puthoff says that they never really tested it because they didn't have the money to test it.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:32
Gary Nolan acted like he didn't know what I was talking about.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:35
And this is in the movie.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:36
You can see it.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:37
It's funny as heck.
Ron JamesGUEST
63:38
Gary, I, Ga- Gary's like, "Oh, gee, I don't know.
Andy McGrillenHOST
57:16
People might not like me or the questions, but I think Diana's information and opinions are really interesting, so people should check it out.
Andy McGrillenHOST
57:24
Um, for someone like her with her experiences with the people she has been exposed to, um, Gary Nolan, um, I can see on here Tim Taylor.
Andy McGrillenHOST
57:37
She still refers to Tim Taylor as Tyler, um, for academic.
Andy McGrillenHOST
57:40
She goes into the reasons why that is, and I totally appreciate that.

45 MINS LATER

PavelPANELIST
102:25
[laughs]
Andy McGrillenHOST
102:25
I'll d- I'll, I'll dox you.
Andy McGrillenHOST
102:27
Um, no. Anna says, Anna says, "Okay, so now that we've established that it's possible that Gary Nolan was included because Pat- uh, Patrick, Peter Thiel is funding Skywatcher.
Andy McGrillenHOST
102:37
Is Skywatcher really about surveillance using Havana Syndrome tech and not UAP?"
Mark GagnonHOST
35:39
So in Pasolka's work, two figures show up repeatedly.
Mark GagnonHOST
35:42
One is Dr. Gary Nolan, an immunologist at Stanford who has publicly worked on analyzing anomalous materials and the biology of people who report UAP encounters.
Mark GagnonHOST
35:51
And the other is space industry insider that she calls by the pseudonym Tyler, whose real identity people will still argue about online all the time.
Mark GagnonHOST
36:00
And the reason serious scientists care about medieval manuscripts is basically this.
Ron JamesGUEST
42:12
We don't have any other way to describe it.
Ron JamesGUEST
42:15
And we g- Gary Nolan and Rizwan Virk and a lot of people in my film are trying to help people come to grips with simulation theory.
Ron JamesGUEST
42:24
Are we spiritual creatures having a human experience? Well, the thing that makes that human experience possible is the simulated reality that we're in.
Ron JamesGUEST
42:32
And all of our ancient religious teachings all tell us that this is an illusion.
Ram XHOST
1:41
But two days ago, I was on a Zoom call, so it was kind of in the room, but there was 100 people on the Zoom, and I could tell that there was more trying to get in because they kept trying to say, let your friends and colleagues know that we're at capacity.
Ram XHOST
1:57
I think people heard the word disclosure, and they went, whoa, what do you got, right? Because Peter Scafish, who was on the call, and Gary Nolan, and Tim Galladay, who we've mentioned before, is a former Rear Admiral, and they're all on the Scientific Advisory Council to the President.
Ram XHOST
2:19
And as Peter made clear on the call, they also have a direct path to Congress, probably several, I think, more than one, and I know some former staffers are working with them, too.
Ram XHOST
2:29
So, They have a bunch of hooks into the administration, and they'll probably have hooks into whatever administration comes next, too, because I think they're quite a credible body, both science, military, and they've been out in the public talking to everyone about UAP.

15 MINS LATER

BonesHOST
17:55
what's still open about it then?
Ram XHOST
18:00
Well, whether what we're looking at is an extreme undocumented congenital condition or a deliberate and technically sophisticated altercation of an actual human body after death.
Ram XHOST
18:10
So is her deformation a result of some sort of genetic condition like the... like the Atacama mummy that Gary Nolan found.
Ram XHOST
18:22
We've talked about that one before.
WayneHOST
32:11
to fit the narrative that they want so they can take this material, figure out what it is and turn around and sell it to these corporations.
WayneHOST
32:20
Nolan and all of these guys are turning around and taking the materials that people are finding or were possibly given by these aliens, whatever they are.
WayneHOST
32:33
And they're taking them and using them to create weaponry.
WayneHOST
32:40
And that's your legacy program.

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MichelleHOST
42:25
so and i guess just the not being forthcoming as far as hey you know we've got things in michigan blah blah blah they don't necessarily have to tell us where i mean we know where the air force bases are
WayneHOST
42:40
Right.
WayneHOST
42:40
So Gary Nolan, Dr. Gary Nolan is the Nolan I'm talking about.
WayneHOST
42:45
Not like Richard Dolan, the guy that does his that does his.

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