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Books by Jacques Vallee mentioned on podcasts
Passport to Magonia is Jacques Vallee’s most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 5 episodes across 2 podcasts (2 episodes with a recommendation). In all, 6 books by Jacques Vallee have come up in 11 episodes on 2 podcasts, led by Passport to Magonia (5 episodes), Messengers of Deception (2 episodes) and Forbidden Science 6 (1 episode), through .
Questions about books by Jacques Vallee
What is Jacques Vallee's most mentioned book on podcasts?
Passport to Magonia is Jacques Vallee's most mentioned book on podcasts, brought up in 5 episodes across 2 podcasts and recommended in 2 episodes (3 episodes discussed without a recommendation), as of September 30, 2026.
How many of Jacques Vallee's books come up on podcasts?
6 books by Jacques Vallee come up on podcasts: 6 books across 11 episodes on 2 podcasts, as of September 30, 2026.
Who recommends books by Jacques Vallee?
Brian Muraresku (1 episode), Diana Walsh Pasulka (1 episode) and Joe Rogan (1 episode) have recommended books by Jacques Vallee on podcasts.
Which podcasts mention Jacques Vallee most?
The Joe Rogan Experience (8 episodes) and Interesting Times (1 episode).
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Passport to Magonia
Discussed“You know Jacques Valet's scholarship on that passport meonia that.”
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Messengers of Deception
Discussed“He spent of course his whole life studying this. And he wrote a book called Messengers of Deception.”
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Forbidden Science 6
Recommended“and your book again uh the one that's available now this is uh Forbidden Science 6 this is the sixth of these books”
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Forbidden Science
Discussed“What's that there? Forbidden Science. Oh, Jacqu Valet.”
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The Invisible College
Discussed“In chapter nine of the invisible college by Jacqu Valet, he talks about the UFOs being this sort of autonomous control system and when we you know it's like a node lights up like when we engage in super advanced research or something.”
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Wonders in the Sky
Discussed“And he wrote Wonders in the Sky all about that. Stopped at like I think it was like 1860 or something like that.”
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