Stranger than Fiction with Daniel Caine
Stranger than Fiction explores the controversial subjects of Consciousness, Precognition, the Paranormal and anything that is Stranger than Fiction.
Each one of us experiences consciousness, yet science can’t even define it; billions experience precognition, yet science denies it; and the supernatural is everywhere, even inside the collision chambers of science’s laboratories, yet science mocks and ridicules the supernatural. This podcast asks why.
“As an author of thrillers exploring science fiction and supernatural themes, I am aware that there is nothing I can write that is stranger than my own experiences of investigating the paranormal. This podcast tells the reality-warping true life stories behind the stories.”
Stranger than Fiction with Daniel Caine
Latest Episodes
Time for a New Paradigm Part 2
Part 2 of Episode 5 further explores how the paradigms of science and the paradigms of faith are all unknowingly describing the same thing - Consciousness. It is time for a new paradigm to unify all our human perspectives.
Time for a New Paradigm
This episode, over two parts, explores how the paradigms of science and the paradigms of faith are all unknowingly describing the same thing - Consciousness. It is time for a new paradigm to unify all our human perspectives.
"Doctor, I hear voices..." - Communicating through Consciousness Part 2
It's hard to tell a psychiatrist that you hear voices. It's even harder to admit that fact to a new partner. But how can you possibly tell police that those voices guide you to the precise locations of where the bodies of murder victims can be ...
"Doctor, I hear voices..." - Communicating through Consciousness Part 1
How fine is the line between pathological delusion and intuitive perception? This episode explores how we can communicate through consciousness - but with whom are we communicating?
Stream of Consciousness: Thoughts, Ideas & Creativity. Where do they come from?
Since being as young as eight, I have written in unconscious flows of writing. At that age, I was too young to even know or understand the term ‘stream of consciousness’ - as a literary technique - and just accepted whatever flowed unconsciousl...