Trailer: Surprise, you can learn how it all works
Reality 101
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Trailer: Surprise, you can learn how it all works Source: reality/003-trailer-surprise-you-can-learn-how-it-all-works.mp3 SHA-256: 1d1fb3da0ab4a0eb8a343f762a1577986944e3326eff0355092dee6f98853faa Model: scribe_v2 | Transcribed: 2026-10-10T18:04:57.738771+00:00 Machine transcript — uncorrected. Speaker labels are local to this recording and do not identify people. [00:00:00.000] Speaker 1: [outro music] My name is Steven Schrembeck. [00:00:07.020] Speaker 2: And my name is Joshua Swenson. [00:00:10.160] Speaker 1: So in 2022, a series of UFO sightings forced me to completely reevaluate everything I thought I knew about how reality worked, and I began obsessively researching, training, learning literally everything I could in a desperate reaction to just understand my reality. So I spent years seeking answers to the kinds of questions that nobody actually expects to get answers to. Are we alone? Why am I here? Am I going to die? How does reality itself work? But I did it as a sort of need [00:00:45.620] Speaker 1: to make sense of what was happening. Imagine my surprise when I actually get a reply. Uh, to pretty much all of them. Clear, direct, testable answers. We are presenting those answers as I experienced them, how I got to them, what the implications are for our reality, and more importantly it's everything I know about how to do it yourself, because I fundamentally believe that anyone can do this too. And if it's true, it should be verifiable. [00:01:16.700] Speaker 2: I'll be holding space for this incredible exploration, occasionally playing the skeptic and fellow explorer, pushing back, helping Steven go deeper, trying things out myself, and reporting back. [00:01:30.840] Speaker 1: Crazy as it may seem, nothing is impossible, you are not going to die, and everything loves you. So please join us for Reality 101, where we try to demonstrate that to you. [outro music]
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