Episode 280

#280-"Mind-Blowing Discovery: U.S. Chrononaut Reveals Secret Behind Time Travel"

Andrew D. Basiago, America's most famous Time Traveler (Chrononaut) explains the Chronovisor, Time Machine that he used for approximately 11 years as one of one hundred forty child participants as part of the Project Pegasus program.

During the interview Basiago presents evidence and authenticated photographs of his many adventures including a photograph of himself on the Gettysburg battlefield near Abraham Lincoln on November 19,1863 during the Gettysurg Address.


Many other color and b/w pictures plus over 1 hour of a deep dive interview with Andrew D. Basiago and host of Timeless Voyager, Bruce Stephen Holms explaining the eight time travel modalities that Basiago was a part of.

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Bruce Holms

Timeless Voyager Series

From 1987 through 1994 Timeless Voyager Radio was broadcast over 200+ radio stations world-wide in most top 50 radio markets in the US, Canada, and Short-Wave world-wide. Bruce Stephen Holms, the Timeless Voyager host started the radio program on KCSB 91.9 in Santa Barbara, CA in the fall of 1987.

It consisted of interviews with leading edge speakers in the fields of UFOs, Extraterrestial encounters, Alternative and Natural Health modalities, Channeling, Psychic Phenomena, Cryptozoology (Bigfoot/Sasquatch), Religio-Political, and Seers who explain The quest for Enlightenment.

What made Timeless Voyager Radio different was the program was broadcast at 9 am Monday morning “drive time” instead of the usual late night hours that was reserved for “para-normal” programs. It was launched from a college radio station in 1987 and by 1990 Timeless Voyager Radio was enjoyed by listeners of commercial radio stations in the US and in most parts of the world over short wave radio until it was retired from live broadcasting in late 1994 .

Now you can enjoy the library of over 200 remastered programs in podcast format on demand. And soon there will be new programs issued.