Turns out Sara's casually a Shaman, and now Adrian's contemplating whether pieces of his soul are just... missing? We dive into the wild world beyond the physical: the fourth dimension (apparently it's like the lost and found of souls?), astral projection (can you get stuck?), lucid dreaming, spirit guides, and Shamanic healing. Sara explains soul fragmentation from trauma and how Shamans help put you back together, while Adrian processes the idea of entities and the "in-between." Forget conspiracy theories, we've entered a whole new level of "wait, what?" for Extreme Human.

Ltt's talk about the elephant in the lunar module. The 1969 moon landing – triumph of human ingenuity or brilliantly directed propaganda? We're not saying it was aliens... but we're definitely asking if it was even us. Join Sara, Adrian, and Leah as they dissect the mission, from the thousands who worked on it (could they all keep a secret?) to the astronauts themselves (looking at you, Buzz). We cover the competing evidence, the political pressure cooker of the era, the weird inconsistencies, and the enduring power of a good conspiracy theory. Was it real? Was it faked? Does it matter? Let's argue.

In this hilarious yet eye-opening episode of Extreme Human, Sara and Adrian rip into the bizarre power dynamics between world leaders and the shadowy organizations pulling their strings. From comparing Trump and Trudeau's tariff war to "siblings fighting" to describing the Bilderberg Group as the terrifying "grandma you only see once a year who holds all the wealth," they expose how presidents are just glorified spokespersons for entities we never elected. The duo doesn't hold back when debating Zuckerberg's suspicious backpedaling, Telegram's rebellion, and which secret societies are actually running this whole circus. Truth bombs, unexpected laughs, and conspiracy theories that might just be crazy enough to be true.

The solo era is OVER! Adrian officially joins Sara on Extreme Human (along with producer Leah making her presence known). First order of business? Calling Adrian out for skipping homework, obviously. Then, we tackle the massive topic sparked by Adrian's previous skepticism: Jesus Christ.

Forget stained glass windows for a sec – was Jesus performing divine miracles, or could some "acts of God" be explained away by, well, being a regular human? We debate the famous water-to-wine story (magic trick or misplaced vino?), the possibility of a royal lineage vs. the carpenter narrative, and how much the Bible aligns with verifiable history.

From ancient Pharaohs and hidden truths to the power of belief and maybe even a chat about Mary Magdalene, we're questioning it all. If you love podcasts that mix genuine curiosity with a healthy dose of humour and skepticism about faith and religion, this one's for you.

In this episode, the host delves into the nature of humanity and the historical context of Jesus, challenging the notion of him as a myth and exploring the deeper meanings behind biblical stories. The conversation touches on the role of astrology, the significance of historical events, and the potential for personal awakening and manifestation. The host encourages listeners to question established narratives and to seek a deeper understanding of their own divine nature.

In this episode, the host reflects on personal judgments towards Justin Bieber, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding in the face of public scrutiny. The conversation transitions into the exploration of noetic science and collective consciousness, discussing the biblical perspective on humanity's divine potential. The host delves into the concept of Christ consciousness, advocating for the recognition of our shared divine nature and the power of collective thought in shaping reality. The episode concludes with a focus on healing practices and the potential for manifestation, encouraging listeners to embrace their divine capabilities.

The very first Extreme Human episode Summary where Sara explores the chaotic state of the world and the questions that arise from it. She delves into the nature of existence, the concept of noetic sciences, and the connection between consciousness and creation. The discussion emphasizes the potential for transformation and the idea that we can manifest positive change in our lives and the world around us. Sara invites listeners to consider their divine potential and the collective consciousness that shapes our reality, ultimately encouraging a journey towards creating a better world together.