The Science of the Gaps Podcast

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9 months ago

The Science of the Gaps Podcast takes you beyond the boundaries of mainstream science, exploring the fascinating questions that lie in the spaces between what we know and what we still seek to understand. Join our hosts as they sit down with leading experts in fields such as analytic idealism, evolutionary biology, consciousness studies, and the mysteries of life after death. Whether we’re discussing the mechanics of near-death experiences or the philosophical implications of reality itself, this podcast is where curiosity meets deep inquiry. Tune in for thought-provoking conversations that push the limits of science and philosophy, opening the door to the profound questions about our existence.

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The Science of the Gaps Podcast

Episode 1: Jeffrey Long, M.D on NDEs, Evidence for the Afterlife, & Time

Jeffrey Long, M.D. is a radiation oncology physician practicing in Georgetown, Kentucky. Over 20 years ago he founded the Near-Death Experience Research Foundation (nderf.org). Dr. Long has investigated over 4000 near-death experiences (NDEs), which is by far the largest number of NDEs ever scientifically studied. The results of his previous research were published in the New York Times bestselling book Evidence of the Afterlife: The Science of Near-Death Experiences. Millions of people have seen Dr. Long discuss his research on shows including the NBC Today Show, The Dr. Oz Show, National Geographic television, History Channel, The O’Reilly Factor, and on television broadcasts around the world.

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1 year ago

2 hours 7 minutes 57 seconds