Neil Slade is a brain researcher and musician who studied under neuroscience pioneer T.D.A. Lingo at the Dormant Brain Research and Development Laboratory, specializing in frontal lobe activation and expanded consciousness. On Art Bell's programs, he popularized the concept of "clicking" the amygdala forward as a technique for unlocking creativity, pleasure, and higher brain function.
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Art Bell welcomes investigative reporter Chris Ruddy with breaking developments in the Ron Brown death investigation. Ruddy reveals that a second Armed Forces medical examiner, Lieutenant Colonel David Hause, has come forward to confirm an apparent bullet wound at the top of Commerce Secretary Brown''s head. The fir...
Art Bell welcomes brain researcher Neil Slade for an exploration of untapped human mental abilities, centered on the concept of cloud busting. Slade explains the three-layered structure of the brain: the reptile brain computing basic survival and self-defense, the mammal brain adding emotions and social behavior, an...
Art Bell opens with brain researcher Neil Slade to discuss the remarkable true story of Mike the Headless Chicken, a rooster that survived four and a half years after decapitation in 1945. Scientists at the University of Utah determined the farmer's cut left the brain stem intact, preserving all instinctual behavior...
Art Bell welcomes brain researcher Neil Slade, a student of pioneering neuroscientist T.D.A. Lingo, for a deep exploration of untapped human brain potential. Slade explains the three-layered structure of the brain, from the survival-oriented reptile brain through the emotional mammal brain to the advanced primate fr...
Art Bell welcomes back Neil Slade, a composer, musician, and former assistant to brain researcher T.D.A. Lingo, to discuss the untapped potential of the human brain. Slade walks listeners through the three evolutionary layers of the brain, from the reptilian core responsible for basic survival to the mammalian layer...
Art Bell welcomes brain researcher Neil Slade for a wide-ranging discussion on the untapped potential of the human brain. The conversation centers on an extraordinary video of a Taoist physician in Indonesia known as "Dynamo Jack," who generates electricity from his own body, delivers shocks to a film crew, and sets...
Art Bell welcomes brain researcher Neil Slade for a wide-ranging exploration of untapped human mental potential, anchored by an extraordinary video posted on the show's website. The footage, filmed by respected documentarians Lawrence and Lorne Blair in Indonesia, shows a Taoist physician known as "Dynamo Jack" gene...
Art Bell opens the new year with UFO witness Stan Romanek, who describes five separate sightings in the Denver area beginning with a daytime encounter in December 2000 near Red Rocks Amphitheater. The object, roughly the size of a small car with six rotating spheres on its underside, hovered ten feet above power lin...