Barry Taff
Biography:
Dr. Barry Taff earned his doctorate in psychophysiology with a minor in biomedical engineering from UCLA. He holds six medical patents. From 1969 through 1978 he worked out of the former parapsychology laboratory at UCLA's Neuropsychiatric Institute as a research associate where he studied telepathy, precognition, and remote viewing as well as poltergeists, doppelgangers and UFOs. Dr. Taff's research has been published in numerous journals, periodicals, magazines and books over the last 25 years. He has been the principal investigator on more than 3,500 cases of poltergeists and hauntings, one of which became the bestselling book and motion picture, 'The Entity.'
Past Shows:
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time
Art Bell: Somewhere in Time returned to May 13, 1998, when parapyschologist Dr. Barry Taff discussed dangerous and bizarre encounters with poltergeists. ... More »
Host: Art Bell - Somewhere In TimeParapsychology
George Knapp was joined by parapsychologist Dr. Barry Taff, who shared details on his investigations into cases of high strangeness as well as the difficulties in applying science to the paranormal. Cases discussed by Taff ranged from the humorous, such as a deceased Star Trek fan who kept turning on the TV when his favorite program aired, to the terrifying, notably the haunting event which inspired the film The Entity. ... More »
Host: George KnappGhostFest Expo 2006
In a live remote broadcast from GhostFest Expo 2006 aboard the haunted Queen Mary, George Noory presided over a evening of Open Lines featuring stories from both callers and expo attendees, as well as interviews with various GhostFest speakers. ... More »
Host: George NooryTate Murders & Paranormal Activity
On the anniversary of the infamous Tate murders, David Oman, the producer and co-writer of House at the End of the Drive, discussed his experiences living near the now destroyed crime scene. He was joined by paranormal investigator Dr. Barry Taff who examined Oman's home using a broad range of instruments. Taff said in the 4,000 investigations he's done over 36 years, the readings he got from Oman's house were some of the most unusual. There were high geomagnetic numbers which were double the strength of the Earth's magnetic field, strange polarity fluctuations and wild spins on the compass, he recounted. Taff was uncertain whether paranormal events were at the heart of the anomalies or if there was some type of geophysical cause as in the case of the Oregon Vortex. He did report having strange physical sensations while there such as hands touching his shoulder when no one was close to him. Oman said he has seen apparitions on occasion, one of which he suspects may have been m ... More »
Host: George Noory