An informative podcast covering a wide range of alternative topics. Varied speakers and regular updates.
Researcher Neil Geddes Ward returns to Changing Times to examine the idea of extra-terrestrials inhabiting our nearest celestial neighbour.
Prior to this lecture, Neil Geddes Ward last attended Changing Times in 2017 to discuss his encounters with other-worldly creatures and spectral beings. His talk from then can be found here
A short piece about COVID-19 inspired by an article from the September 2020 edition of Nexus magazine titled, 'The Occult Power of Egregores'.
Dr Ian Rubenstein attends Changing Times to discuss his journey of strange synchronicities, ethereal entities and mediumship.
Astrologer Fionn Rawnsley introduces the brand new discovery of what he calls The Stonehenge Zodiac, a vast astrological landscape surrounding the famous monument. Held at Changing Times.
Note: This talk was quite visual in nature. Unfortunately, no imagery is available online of the various maps etc discussed by the speaker.
Leading ufologist Dave Hodrien attends Changing Times to cover some of the most stunning and interesting cases which have been reported to his Birmingham UFO Group (BUFOG) over the years.
Andy Thomas, author of the acclaimed crop circle guides ‘Vital Signs’ and ‘An Introduction to Crop Circles’, gives a comprehensive round-up of the crop formations of the 2017 season, both in the UK and overseas.
Visit http://www.cropcircleconnector.com to view the crop formations discussed in this episode.
Paranormal researcher Neil Geddes-Ward attends Changing Times to discuss his encounters with other-worldly creatures and spectral beings
Martin Poole discusses a recent eerie live stream of a player returning to an seemingly abandoned MMO game from the 1990s.
British astrologer and shaman Jez Hughes explores the nature of rebellion, what purpose it serves and how it can function and be expressed in both a healthy and not so healthy way. Held at Changing Times, June 2015.
Highlights from a ghost walk in April 2015 held in the historic seaside town of Shoreham-by-Sea by a local expert as part of the Adur Festival.
