Fringe Physics

March 7 – 22, 2026
6 two-hour sessions

10am PDT/1pm EDT/5pm GMT/6pm CET

With Jonathan Allday, Bernard Carr, Jeff Dunne, Gwyneth Moss, Dean Radin.
Curated and Chaired by Jonathan Allday.

All sessions are live, and include Q & A, and all participants will receive the RECORDING.

A webinar series discussing topics at the edge of conventional physics.

Physics has something to say about reality. It would not have survived as an approach to the world for so many centuries if that wasn’t the case. Yet we have to be careful. Physics has bought its success by narrowing its focus and developing a specific approach. We shouldn’t think of it as a ‘catch-all,’ capable of accounting for everything that we experience.

That’s a hard lesson for a physicist to learn. 

It may even be an aspect of the ‘ontological shock’ that Jeff Kripal warns us about in the context of anomalous phenomena. It certainly seems that there’s a ‘trickster’ element in everything from UAPs, NDEs and other weird acronym-experiences. The phenomenon seems to be deliberately defying explanation.

Perhaps it’s time to push back. 

Perhaps it’s time to start thinking about how physics can be extended to accommodate (not ‘explain away’) stranger aspects of the world. It’s possible that physics it not equipped to do this, but also possible that an extended and revised physics might help people integrate their experiences.

In this series of talks, we’ll take on some of these topics.