Presentiment
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Presentiment has come up in 2 episodes across 1 podcast in TMT, including The Joe Rogan Experience. 2 people have made recorded remarks about it.
What people said
Julia MossbridgeAmerican cognitive neuroscientist, author, and founder of Applied Love Labs who studies precognition and telepathy
Mossbridge says she and collaborators meta-analyzed 26 studies spanning about 40 years on physiological anticipation of random events.
“pulled together 26 studies over the past – or the prior, I guess, 40 years that looked at this kind of physiological change”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2496 - Julia Mossbridge (May 8, 2026) · Listen from 50:28
Mossbridge reports that in her presentiment study men's skin conductance spiked before correct guesses on a random task, unlike women's.
“before men got their first trial correct, and this is just a guessing game, so, you know, it's randomly selected, their skin conductance would go crazy”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2496 - Julia Mossbridge (May 8, 2026) · Listen from 49:12
Dean RadinParapsychology researcher at the Institute of Noetic Sciences who advised Mossbridge early in her career
Radin reports that in his presentiment experiments, skin conductance changed about one and a half seconds before a randomly selected emotional picture appeared.
“one and a half seconds before the picture is selected, if it's emotional, you start to become emotional. If it's calm, you remain calm”
The Joe Rogan Experience: #2513 - Dean Radin (Jun 11, 2026) · Listen from 40:28
Coverage over time
Podcasts
- The Joe Rogan Experience · 2 episodes
Episodes
#2513 - Dean RadinThe Joe Rogan Experience · Jun 11, 2026 · 2 h 44 min
Parapsychologist Dean Radin tells Joe Rogan about his career from Bell Labs and the Stargate program to psi genetics, spoon bending, consciousness and a nasal RNA dementia therapy.
#2496 - Julia MossbridgeThe Joe Rogan Experience · May 8, 2026 · 2 h 49 min
Cognitive neuroscientist Julia Mossbridge tells Joe Rogan about her research on precognition, telepathy among non-speaking autistic people, retrocausal photon experiments, and alleged childhood experimentation in gifted programs.