Long before telescopes caught a glimpse of Sirius B, the Dogon people of Mali told of a Pale Fox who broke the cosmic order and a sacred star egg sent to restore balance. While modern UAP disclosure stokes headlines and Pentagon files, this episode asks: What if the knowledge we seek is already encoded in Indigenous cosmologies the West tried to erase?

• Dogon People: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogon_people#Dogon_and_Sirius

• The Sirius Mystery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sirius_Mystery

  Ashville Orbs: https://www.reddit.com/r/asheville/comments/1kpa2xs/p2_of_the_orbs_with_a_video_im_newish_to_posting/

  • Music by: Dream Species

    https://soundcloud.com/dream_species

  • Sound Design: Mothrock

    
    

  
  

  
  

  
  

In this powerful episode of Galactic Heartbeats, Bright Star and Dr. Raediant unpack Gary Zukav’s Seat of the Soul, exploring how intuition, authentic power, and soul evolution may play a role in UAP encounters. Jacob Barber’s riveting experience with non-human intelligence offers a real-world case study of inner knowing meeting outer contact. Is the soul the key to understanding UAP phenomena?

For truth-seekers, star travelers, and anyone wondering if the next frontier is within.

Credits:

Theme Music by Lossy Format

Ukulele by Bright Star

Sound Design by Mothrock

In this milestone 50th episode of Galactic Heartbeats, Bright Star and Dr. Raediant step into the shadows of the Pacific Northwest to track the legend of Bigfoot. From historical sightings to blurry trail cam footage, they explore what the creature means in culture, consciousness, and contact. Are we dealing with a cryptid, an interdimensional traveler, or something else entirely?

The Sasquatch Seeker’s Field Manual by David George Gordon – a grounded and entertaining guide to investigating Bigfoot sightings with curiosity and rigor.

Featured Song “Bicycle Sex” courtesy of Robin Vining https://robinvining.bandcamp.com/track/bicycle-sex

Theme Music courtesy of Lossy Format

Shout out to Tag Team and Mothrock