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Garry Nolan

Garry Nolan

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Oct 26, 2026

ChuckHOST
43:00
sentence? People getting sick from being around UFOs? Bingo!
ScottHOST
43:08
why would they commission a paper if people were not being exposed to UFOs? Uh, now this is something we have heard about from Gary Nolan.
ScottHOST
43:18
Um, The author of this paper is redacted, and I wasn't able to determine in my research while I was feeling overwhelmed whether Gary Nolan wrote it.
ScottHOST
43:28
I think maybe he didn't.
ScottHOST
43:31
Stratton's book seems to imply that Gary Nolan came into the project later.
ScottHOST
43:35
But we do know that Gary Nolan was explicitly approached by the intelligence community to investigate the effects of... exposure on service members, including radiological effects and Havana syndrome.
ScottHOST
43:51
He's talked about that before.
ScottHOST
43:52
So this may or may not have been Gary Nolan, but again, it shows you this was something that at least someone in the Pentagon was taking seriously.
Indy PedersonGUEST
23:04
Whereas the other ones are, I probably wouldn't be here talking about it.
Indy PedersonGUEST
23:09
Gary Nolan, this famous Stanford pathologist who studied, in the congressional hearings, they talked about the injuries being caused by the UFOs or orbs.
Indy PedersonGUEST
23:23
They're two different things, but they're both causing injuries.
Indy PedersonGUEST
23:26
Nancy Mace, leading the hearings, said, how is it the Pentagon is denying that we have recovered craft when we are paying out large sums of money to people who have been injured by recovered craft? Well, Stanford pathologist Gary Nolan is the one who is working with the families of these military people who go out on the nuclear missile sites Because UFOs are taking over.
Indy PedersonGUEST
23:54
I'm going to use the old term.
Indy PedersonGUEST
23:55
I like it much better than UAPs.

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Indy PedersonGUEST
37:38
I just was amazed at how this thing was running in it.
Indy PedersonGUEST
37:41
you can tell looking inside of it it's a really powerful engine i could probably you know meet with some physicists and explain what in detail what i saw and have them give me examples and i could probably reverse engineer it from based on what i was watching That's how detailed a view I had.
Ross CoulthartHOST
22:08
He believes allegedly humans can function as receivers and that his presence could affect events.
Ross CoulthartHOST
22:15
He took Pasolka and Gary Nolan to an alleged UFO debris site in New Mexico.
Ross CoulthartHOST
22:22
And we know this is true because Gary Nolan's actually spoken about it.
Ross CoulthartHOST
22:26
But what's interesting about this is a lot's made in American Cosmic that they recovered something that Diana thought might be anomalous.
Ross CoulthartHOST
22:35
And it turned out Gary's, I think, recently acknowledged, I think he might have done it on Lex Fridman, that he didn't find anything that was anomalous in the material that was recovered.
Rowan BoGUEST
57:25
Yeah, exactly.
Rowan BoGUEST
57:26
And, you know, the thing is, is that now you've got the savants who are telepathic that Diana Hennessey and Gary Nolan, I think, are both researching.
Rowan BoGUEST
57:42
how they've got the telepathic abilities, these kids that actually can't move their bodies, you know.
Rowan BoGUEST
57:49
So, yeah, there's a lot of things going on in the background.
Alan BermanGUEST
17:08
But what evidence do we have? What substance do we have of anything?
Ty RobertsHOST
17:13
At this point, a lot of the evidence seems to be stories, right? There are, of course, people who claim to have pieces of things, like Jacques Vallée and Gary Nolan, but nothing that could be put or stood up in a congressional hearing and sway
Alan BermanGUEST
17:39
people
Ty RobertsHOST
17:41
100 right like this is undeniable evidence uh other than certain you know reliable people telling stories of their encounters um i there is no physical evidence at this point
AndrewGUEST
65:14
We've got sneak.
AndrewGUEST
65:14
Oh, we've got Gary Nolan.
AndrewGUEST
65:17
We've got, I mean, come on.
AndrewGUEST
65:18
Red pill dispenser.
Rony VernetGUEST
41:56
It was a company with a lot of military and psychic people.
Rony VernetGUEST
42:00
and scientists like Gary Nolan from Stanford and others, and they were able to summon this UAP and attract this UAP to study them.
Rony VernetGUEST
42:11
And obviously they want to study technology to reproduce something about it.
Rony VernetGUEST
42:17
And the sky watchers has gone completely stiff.
Les JohnsonGUEST
20:50
But the real problem is that the community around it makes it also somewhat difficult.
Les JohnsonGUEST
20:57
Last fall, I was invited to attend the SOL25 meeting in Italy, which is the SOL Foundation, which is Gary Nolan, credible Stanford professor trying to establish a pretty, generally speaking, pretty credible group of people to investigate all these things.
Les JohnsonGUEST
21:13
And there were some really good speakers and a lot of good presentation materials and serious studies.
Les JohnsonGUEST
21:19
One of the most compelling that I found that I wish I had the reference at hand, I can probably provide it through the post-processing, is an astronomer who looked at old photographic plates before the space age.
Simon HollandGUEST
22:41
Right.
Simon HollandGUEST
22:42
I think when we crack, when independent of the UFO community, when physicists and scientists who are working on it, I mean, wonderful people like Roger Penrose and Stuart Hameroff and Gary Nolan, you know, who are looking at consciousness.
Simon HollandGUEST
22:57
Yeah, yeah.
Simon HollandGUEST
22:58
I think when humans make that step into understanding and accepting that we are a creature that can connect to a greater connected universe, I think we all know it.

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Simon HollandGUEST
31:14
And I think people are going to be very disappointed because I don't think that the governments or military or technological companies are ever going to...
Eric BurlisonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
31:28
actually say what they
Simon HollandGUEST
31:28
actually know um going back you know as soon as i my big eye opener was this randlesham forest case and the the experiences there said that the cia were involved and they were involved because they wanted to know how it affected the human body you know the very very young gary nolan was involved taking dna uh i don't know if how public he wants that to be you know from the experiences they wanted to know how the physical experience of of encountering something odd affected humans and they've been in you know that's 1980 so i think there has been a lot of investigation into the phenomenon um
Patrick Scott ArmstrongHOST
32:12
I mean, you're not saying Gary Nolan was around in the 80s getting stuff.
George KnappHOST
37:53
When I was about eight.
George KnappHOST
37:55
And when we were talking with Jacques Vallée here some weeks ago and talking about his latest book, he mentions in the book that somebody else had a very similar encounter, a name that we both know really well, Dr. Garry Nolan.
Robert BigelowGUEST
38:10
Yeah.
George KnappHOST
38:11
And we've invited Dr. Nolan to join us for this conversation.
Robert BigelowGUEST
40:48
They were motionless.
Robert BigelowGUEST
40:50
Well, it turns out that
George KnappHOST
40:52
you having that experience at a young age, three of these beings in your room at night, is pretty much identical to what Dr. Garry Nolan has described, what was described in Jacques' book.
George KnappHOST
41:02
So we're bringing Dr. Nolan in.

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