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Beyond: Hosted by Jean-Claude Bastos

Beyond: Hosted by Jean-Claude Bastos

Written by: Jean-Claude Bastos
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Beyond with Jean-Claude Bastos explores the frontier where technology, nature, and the unknown intersect.

Drawing from a background that spans high-level finance, experimental agriculture, and immersive study of indigenous traditions, Jean-Claude approaches each episode with the mindset of a field researcher — curious, open, and willing to test the edges of conventional understanding.

The show features conversations with individuals working at the boundaries of science, innovation, and inquiry into the unknown, while also reflecting on Jean-Claude’s own investigations into topics such as techno-agriculture, structured water, and ancient systems of perception. Rather than advocating belief or dismissal, Beyond examines the space between empirical measurement and lived experience — where instruments meet intuition and new patterns of insight begin to form.

This is a podcast for those willing to question, explore, and think beyond familiar frameworks.

2026 Jean-Claude Bastos Hygiene & Healthy Living Philosophy Psychology Psychology & Mental Health Social Sciences
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  • Episode 1: Examining Biofield Science

    Episode 1: Examining Biofield Science
    Feb 11 2026

    In the premiere episode of Beyond, Jean-Claude Bastos explores biofield science — the emerging study of subtle energy fields believed to surround and permeate living organisms.

    Often described as a multi-layered, organizing field that interacts with biological systems, the biofield has been discussed in modern research as a potential factor in healing, diagnostics, and preventative health. While not yet fully integrated into conventional scientific frameworks, the concept continues to attract interdisciplinary interest.

    Across cultures and centuries, similar ideas have existed under different names — aura, prana, qi, and ki — suggesting that ancient traditions may have been observing phenomena only now being revisited through contemporary tools and theory.

    This episode examines the intersection between measurable data and experiential knowledge, asking what happens when long-held wisdom meets emerging research.

    Between instruments and intuition, something subtle may be at work.

    This is Beyond.
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