Diane Hennacy
Johns Hopkins-trained neuropsychiatrist, author, public speaker, and independent researcher exploring the intersection of science, consciousness, and anomalous phenomena like telepathy and psychic abilities. Has served on the faculty at Harvard Medical School and participated in think tanks on human consciousness at the Salk Institute.
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Sep 15, 2025 • 3h 47min
#236 Dr. Diane Hennacy - From 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 30: Why Autism Is Rising Faster Than Ever
Dr. Diane Hennacy, a neuropsychiatrist from Johns Hopkins, dives into the intriguing intersection of consciousness and psychic phenomena. She discusses the impact of collective consciousness on randomness and how trauma shapes our psychic abilities. The conversation explores autism's extraordinary cognitive strengths, precognition experiences, and the connections between intuition, spirituality, and personal authenticity. Hennacy also investigates the ethical implications of AI in the realm of human perception and the challenges faced in studying psychic communication.
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Feb 2, 2026 • 3h 7min
#368 - Harvard Doctor: “I Witnessed a Test That Shouldn’t Be Possible” | Diane Hennacy
Diane Hennacy, Johns Hopkins–trained neuropsychiatrist and former Harvard faculty who studies autism, savant syndrome and ESP. She recounts how clinical encounters led her into parapsychology. Conversations cover hippocampus and memory, autistic savants and high-accuracy telepathy tests, neuronal and glial mechanisms, ketosis and brain metabolism, and experimental methods for proving or disproving alleged psychic phenomena.
Mar 31, 2026 • 1h 1min
The Telepathy Tapes: Are Autistic Kids Mind Readers? | Dr. Diane Hennacy, MD
Dr. Diane Hennacy, Johns Hopkins–trained neuropsychiatrist and autism researcher, explores claims that some nonverbal autistic children may access others' thoughts. She recounts controlled tests, striking anecdotes like typed answers matching unseen prompts, and discusses prevalence, ethical concerns, and implications for communication. The conversation probes skepticism, parapsychology ties, and practical cautions for families.
