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You're listening to episode 177 of Jimmy Aiken's mysterious world,

where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason.

In this episode, we're talking about Dr. Edwin May and his career with the government's

psychic spying program Stargate. I'm Dom Bethanelli and joining me today is Jimmy Aiken.

Hi Jimmy, how do you dump? Folks be sure to stick around for the end of the episode as we'll

have your feedback on our recent episode on the Exodus. But first, in 1975, physicist Dr. Edwin

May went to work for the Stanford Research Institute. He was assigned to a project involving the psychic

power known as Remote Viewing. He was working with figures like Ingo Swan, Hel Put Off,

and Russell Tark. In time, Dr. May became the head of the program which he oversaw until

its closure in 1995. Since then, he's continued his work in parapsychology.

So how did Dr. May become involved? What happened with Project Stargate? And what does Dr. May

learned in his unique career? That's what we'll be talking about on this episode of Jimmy Aiken's

Mysterious World. So Jimmy, what do we need to say to begin today's episode?

Recently, I had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. May for a series of interviews. So in addition

to the audio version of today's podcast, we'll also have a video version on my YouTube channel.

And I recommend that listeners go there to check that out. And while you're there,

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