Entering 'The Age of Disclosure': Journalist Matthew Green & Philosopher Layman Pascal Unpack UAP

Why haven’t journalists fully integrated the UAP story—despite years of sworn testimony before the U.S. Senate? In this episode, we explore the legitimacy of the UAP phenomenon, the possibility of government suppression, and what it would actually require for us to integrate this reality on an ontological level.Layman, Matthew and Jacob examine the evolution of journalism in the face of “high weirdness,” asking whether a new, para-institutional 'council' approach is needed to engage extra-dimensional phenomena. From Christianity’s inherent strangeness to AI, disclosure, and the limits of traditional reporting, this conversation traces what may be a sea change in how we understand reality and information itself.If disclosure isn’t enough, what is being asked of us? And what kind of journalism—or consciousness—must emerge for these phenomena to truly “land” in our awareness?Matthew Green is a journalist, collective healing facilitator, and author with over a decade reporting globally for major news outlets before moving into integrative cultural work. He co-hosts dialogues on trauma, healing, and cultural transformation, drawing on his training in collective trauma integration and projects like Resonant World and What is Collective Healing?.https://matthewgreenglobal.substack.com/www.theresonantman.comJacob Kishere is a philosopher, writer, rapper, and dialogue facilitator. Creator and host of SENSESPACE, his work traverses insight, wisdom, healing, and cultural complexity. He co-founded The Resonant Man initiative and develops resonant dialogue spaces that explore collective evolution, ontology, and embodied meaning-making.www.theresonantman.comwww.jacobkishere.comLayman Pascal was incarnated on a remote island in the Pacific Northwest. He used to be a meditation teacher, yoga instructor & public speaker—but he’s feeling much better now. He is a writer on themes of cultural philosophy, shamanism and organic spiritual development.www.laymanpascal.substack.com/