people related to remote viewing
Jim Schnabel’s groundbreaking documentary shows interviews with many of the original personnel who developed remote viewing and the project that would become known as Star Gate. Schnabel tells the story of how the remote viewing program came to be, where it had come to and how it had effected the lives of some of those involved; he also receives Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV) training directly from Ingo Swann.
The interview with Jeffrey Mishlove and Elly Flippen explores the multifaceted life and enduring legacy of Ingo Swann, highlighting his personal anecdotes, professional contributions, and ongoing efforts to preserve and share his work.
Paul H. Smith made a list of a few of the more prominent characters in the movie, The Men Who Stare At Goats, and the real people and composites they might represent, based on what he remembers from his first time seeing the film.
In 2009, Ingo invited filmmakers into his home to begin what was going to be a documentary on his contributions to remote viewing, but what happened instead was it turned into a wild ride into with myriad of facets of Ingo's life. Footage shot during this time, from 2009-2011, captured Ingo at his eccentric best, and was coupled with interviews of 20+ people who had been in Ingo's orbit at some point during his life's adventures.
This is a remastered version of a Zoom interview originally conducted in Summer 2021. Bill and Paul answered a series of questions about their work during Center Lane program period.
Mel Riley was the unit's first official military remote viewer at Ft. Meade. He served there from 1976–1981 and a second time from 1986–1990. He was significantly involved in the development of military remote viewing.
