Exoplanets Episodes

Ever wonder what life might be like in a far off place? Let's talk about paper 72 and learn about such a country far, far away...

Joel Garbon first joined us years ago to talk about his work in bringing the Urantia Book to the UFO community Joe is also an avid student of the fifth epochal revelation and with the most recent news that the U.S. Government will be giving "disclosure" to what they know and what they can tell us about aliens from other possible worlds here on earth. We'll cover the entire gamut, from Roswell to Ancient aliens, including discussion about higher spirits who may play a role in alien contact.

In this episode, we look at what life is like on our sister sphere, a world very similar to our own as described in full detail in Paper 72 from the Urantia Book. The Urantia Book informs us special permission was required by the Melchizedek who sponsored Paper 72 depicting the living conditions and standards of a race of humans who constitute a continental nation comprised of 140 million inhabitants on a “near-distant” world. If we were given this information to achieve societal advancement, to...

Astronomers theorize advanced beings might build what they call Dyson Spheres , large constructed energy spheres that can draw cosmic energy to sustain an ever-growing planet. Recently, some researchers have identified 7 such spheres throughout the Milky Way galaxy. But when you read Paper 46, you begin to see that Jerusem (and other architectural worlds) may in fact be be Dyson Spheres. Which begs the question, are these Dyson spheres Jerusem? Let's see what the good book says...

What is so special about Paper 72? Well, nothing, unless you think learning about life on another planet is a big deal. Plus, the subject of personality and how it relates to God, from the first paper in the UB

In this episode, we discuss a chapter in my new book and explore the many clues given by the authors of the Urantia Book as to where we might look for life in our region of space.

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What might life be like on other worlds? Why would there be life on other worlds, what is the purpose? These questions are answered in the Urantia Book, and a recent article about exo-planets being discovered is squarely addressed on the pages of the Urantia revelation. Let’s explore what life might be like on other worlds, and where we can find them based on clues given to us by the Revelators.

Fellow Urantia Book reader and chemical engineer Joel Garbon joins us to talk about the exciting new discoveries being made with the new James Webb telescope, discoveries that are turning the astronomy community upside down. Such new discoveries also affirm the Urantia Book statements about the very structure of our universe.
We also talk about dangerous modern day dogma in certain sciences (as well as religions) which are impeding societal growth and progress, in some ways taking humanity to t...

Continuing our four-part series this episode gives an overview summary of Part 2 of the Urantia Book, entitled, The Local Universe.
From the beginnings of Nebadon, we learn of the myriad of inhabitants who make up this local creation of space, including the Seraphim, the Celestial Artisans, and of the differing personalities who make up the family of the Local Universe Creator Son and Divine Daughter of the Infinite Spirit.
We also explore Mansonia, Jersuem, our system capital, and of Edentia, ...

Part 3 tells our complete earth history. It is a fascinating story, and the episodes gives a thumbnail view of how we got here, and all of the interesting things that happened.
Thanks also to David R. Dinger, who supplies his wonderful score of music through the episode.

In this fascinating hour-long interview with Dr. Philip Calabrese, former professor of Mathematics at University of California at San Diego, Dr Calabrese shares his love and fascination of the Urantia Book, and how he believes its revelatory information can assist current scientists in gaining a better understanding of the physical universe. We talk about the futility and inconsistency of the Big Bang and why science continues to stick with it, how energy functions, what Andromeda tells us about...

In this episode, we discuss an astronomer who describes the discovery of what looks like Edentia, some 1,300 light years away The discovery fits the description of Edentia , as described in the Urantia Book, as a large sphere 100 times the size of our world with hundreds of smaller sphere's in her orbit. Let's examine the clues, shall we?

We take a look at the information given to us in paper 72 of the Urantia on what life is like on a neighboring planet.
As the James Webb telescope leaves our world looking for new life, this episode explores one such planet where we are told life really does exist and is very much like our own. A fascinating journey this time up on the Urantia Radio podcast

In the episode we talk about the James Webb telescope and what it means for our future. Interesting facts about this new venture that could confirm the Urantia Book narrative of creation itself. Credits include: Paramount for Star Trek usage, and Zemekis Films for Contact Music by: Stevie Wonder Gary Wright

Unanswered questions. Guest Joel Garbon is back with us for a second time to expand on his concept of there being a universal religion among intelligences throughout the Universe. Also discussed is the current state of affairs of mankind and where we must go from here to survive. Many great topics are explored in this one-on-one interview with Mr. Garbon.