Ingo Swann
3 archived appearances · 1995–2002
Ingo Swann (1933–2013) was an artist, author, and psychic who co-developed the protocols for remote viewing used in the U.S. government's classified STARGATE program, making him one of the founding fathers of the discipline. As a figure discussed on Art Bell's programs, his remarkable abilities - including allegedly remote viewing the surface of Jupiter before Pioneer 10 confirmed his observations - helped establish remote viewing as a subject of serious scientific and military interest.
On the air with Art · 3
Dec 10, 1995 · 1h 36m
Linda Moulton Howe with Ingo Swann | NASA Scientist - Dr. Brian O'Leary
with Linda Moulton Howe, Dr. Brian O'Leary
Linda Moulton Howe interviews Ingo Swann, the natural psychic who developed the structured remote viewing protocols used by U.S. military intelligence, on this Dreamland broadcast. Swann recounts his legendary session at Stanford Research Institute where he accurately mapped a secret Soviet-French research installat...Mar 30, 2000 · 3h 16m
Remote Viewing
Art Bell interviews Ingo Swann, widely regarded as the originator of remote viewing, in a rare public appearance. Swann recounts how his early psychokinesis experiments at Stanford Research Institute caught the attention of intelligence agencies after he disrupted a buried quark detector simply by attempting to visu...May 15, 2002 · 2h 46m
Bioterrorism - Steve Quayle | Remote Viewing - Ingo Swann & Paul H. Smith
with Steve Quayle, Paul H. Smith
Art Bell returns after a two-week absence caused by an unidentified fever that reached 104 degrees, left doctors baffled, and later spread to his wife. He connects his experience to a breaking story of 18 British soldiers quarantined at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan with a similarly unidentified contagious fever. B...
