Mike explains how his research and writing — particularly in UFO Symphonic — led him to recognize that many anomalous experiences are accompanied not just by visual phenomena, but by sound, silence, vibration, and music. From symphonic tones heard during encounters to the profound effects of frequencies, gongs, and sound baths, the episode examines how sound can dissolve ego, trigger memory, and shift awareness into non-ordinary states.

The conversation weaves together UFO encounters, ancient religious texts, indigenous traditions, dream states, psychedelic experiences, and modern neuroscience, suggesting that music and sound may function as a universal language of consciousness — one that transcends culture, time, and even physical reality. They discuss how birdsong, silence, and environmental sound may carry intelligence we’ve largely learned to ignore.

The episode also touches on why humanity is so visually focused, how sound bypasses rational defenses, and why transformative experiences — whether through music, trauma, meditation, or encounters with the unknown — often result in profound personal and spiritual shifts.

Rather than framing UFOs as a purely technological mystery, this conversation invites listeners to consider a deeper possibility: that sound and consciousness themselves may be the real interface, pointing us toward a more interconnected and humbling understanding of reality.