New “Death Clock” AI Longevity App Claims It Can Predict When You’ll Die
A new AI longevity app called Death Clock says it can predict when you'll die. Here's how it can also potentially help people live longer.
Chrissy Newton
Storytelling for Justice: Director X and Scientists Explore Cinema’s Power in Justice Reform
Recent research explores how popular cinema can serve as a catalyst for positive change in justice reform.
Canadian Lawmaker Calls for Increased Transparency After Images Surface of UAP Shot Down Over Yukon Territory
Canadian lawmaker Larry Maguire calls for increased transparency and investigations into UAPs following a February 2023 shootdown over Yukon territory.
Scents and the City: This Group is Creating an “Aroma Archive” for Cultural Preservation Through Scent Digitization
The Digital Olfaction Society (DOS) is leading an ambitious global project to capture and archive the scents of diverse locations.
New Research Reveals Where Love Lives in the Brain
In a recent study, researchers at Aalto University used Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) to explore how different types of love activate the brain.
Scientists Have Traced Six Meteorites Back to Their Original Craters on Mars in a Scientific First
Scientists have successfully traced six meteorites to their original craters on Mars, providing unprecedented new insights into their origins.
4 Billion People Lack Access to Clean Water, Concerning New Study Reveals
Half of the planet's population lacks access to clean water, according to new findings that reveal the impact of poor water quality.
Psilocybin Creates a Temporary Loss of Self by Dissolving Brain Networks, New Study Finds
New research reveals a heavy dose of psilocybin can alter a person's perception and sense of self by reducing coordination between various regions of the brain.
Tesla to Manufacture Humanoid Robots That Could be Available by Next Year, Elon Musk Says
Elon Musk says Tesla is moving forward with plans to begin producing human-like robots called 'Optimus' as soon as next year.
The Ethical Boundaries of AI in Music Creation
Neel Lee Chauhan, Founder of MNDLB5 (Mind Labs) and former Music Music DJ discusses the ethical dilemmas, creative potentials, and future possibilities of AI in music.
Planet Earth’s Wakeup Call
Chip Fletcher, PhD & Phoebe Barnard, PhD join us to discuss their comprehensive paper and explain why we need to act now - a call for global cultural change to save the planet.
The Science Behind Science Fiction
Edward Lerner, physicist, computer scientist, science fiction, and techno-thrillers novelist, deconstructs the Science Behind the Fiction and the intriguing connections between scientific fact and its influence on science fiction within Western culture.
Jeffrey J. Kripal: History of Religion, UAP, and Humanity’s Place in the Cosmos
Jeffrey J. Kripal, a professor who holds the J. Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, joins Chrissy Newton for a discussion about UFOs, religion, and more.
Navy SEAL Veteran Transforms Mental Health Care with Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
Veteran Navy SEAL Marcus Capone discusses psychedelic-assisted therapies and their potential benefit for former U.S. armed service personnel.
Cutting-Edge Solar-Powered Thruster Taps Limitless Energy from the Sun
In this episode of Rebelliously Curious, Richard Mansell, discusses his cutting-edge solar-powered thruster that taps energy from the Sun.
Wireless Technology Company Seeks to Bridge the Digital Divide
Chrissy Newton is joined by Thomas Olson, Director of Business Development for Avealto, to discuss how his team is playing a crucial role in bringing wireless technology to the masses.
Tim Burchett Talks UAPs, Destroyed Data, Honeypots, Whistleblowers and Corruption with Chrissy Newton
In the latest episode of Rebelliously Curious, The Debrief's Chrissy Newton goes one on one with U.S. Representative Tim Burchett to discuss UAPs, crash retrievals, whistleblowers and corruption.
From Rocks to Regolith: Recreating the Lunar Surface for Future NASA Missions
In this podcast, John Gruener, a space scientist from NASA's Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science (ARES) Division, explains why lunar soil is crucial for future human missions to the Moon, and shares his passion for space farming.
The Escape of a Liquid Metal Human-Shaped Robot
A new video shows a human-shaped ‘robot’ escaping from a miniature jail by transforming itself into a liquid metal state, and then slipping through the prison cell bar.
Ryan Graves: Recent Pilot UAP Sightings Point to Aviation Reporting Challenges
Former Navy fighter pilot Ryan Graves joins Chrissy Newton to discuss pilot safety and action based solutions on how to change UAP reporting issues.
Bryce Zabel: Is Hollywood and Current News Media Setting the Stage for a Shift in UFO Pop Culture?
Writer, producer, co-host of the podcast Need To Know and former CNN correspondent Bryce Zabel joins Chrissy Newton to discuss how Hollywood has played a major role in propelling cultural feedback loops within pop culture surrounding the UAP topic.
Canadian Researcher Chris Rutkowski Talks UFOs on ‘Rebelliously Curious’
From Pilot Encounters to Crash Retrievals, Chris Tells All
From Pilot Encounters to Crash Retrievals, Chris Tells All
Canadian UFO researcher Chris Rutkowski says his UFO journey began when he intercepted a call to his univerity's astronomy department.
Warp Bubble Researcher Speaks Out
Dr. Harold G. “Sonny White, the researcher behind the “warp bubble” is finally talking about his infamous discovery.
Exoplanet Specialist Sara Seager is Rebelliously Curious
Learn what steps researchers are currently taking to find life on another planet
Learn what steps researchers are currently taking to find life on another planet
The Debrief’s intrepid host Chrissy Newton talks to MIT astrophysicist, planetary scientist, and exoplanet specialist Sara Seager.
Chrissy Newton is Rebelliously Curious with Dave Foley
In the latest episode of Rebelliously Curious, The Debrief’s Chrissy Newton sits down with fellow Canadian and comedy...