Thomas Campbell, physicist and author of My Big T.O.E. (Theory of Everything), joins us for Part 1 of a new series on Behind Greatness. In this deep dive, Thomas explores consciousness, physics, and low vs. high entropy choices. Tune in as we discuss shifting from a control-power-force mentality to one of caring, sharing, and compassion, the power of living with grace over anger, and the essential partnership between intellect and intuition.

In Part 8 of our series with Joe McMoneagle, Remote Viewer No. 1 shares wild intelligence tales from his early career in the 1960s. From being left for dead in a Category 5 storm to a strange UAP encounter causing splitting time and radiation burns, Joe takes us deep into the metaphysical and historical. We cover lobster-tail currency, deep-sea anomalies, and his work on the rescue of General Dozier.

Alex Andersen went from honing her intuition to helping others communicate with animals as the owner of Pet Talk Communications. In this episode of Behind Greatness, we explore mystical techniques, animals as teachers, and the staff meeting often going on in her head. Tune in for a charming look at seeing the magic in the middle, including Alex’s explicit breakdown on the cosmic difference between wolf-dog and cat communication.

From a child airlifted out of Cold War Cuba to a Yale historian tracking the supernatural, Carlos Eire’s life and work defy the ordinary. In this episode, we dive into history, banned books, and the unseen world—from the roots of the evil eye to Carlos’s own near-death experience on the operating table.

Enrico is back. One of the earliest supporters of the podcast, he first joined in Episode 2 (May 2020). We pick up where we left off, diving into big what-ifs and deeper questions.

Enrico Colantoni is a veteran actor across film, Broadway, and television. In this conversation, he shows up simply as himself—curious, grounded, and searching.

We explore belief systems and “untraining,” an out-of-body moment on stage, staying aligned with what is, and the risks of tribal thinking. The conversation moves toward purpose, home, and how questioning our own beliefs can reshape everything.