Talking with ETs - and using AI to communicate with Whales

Talking with ETs - and using AI to communicate with Whales

From Wendy's Coffeehouse Curious by Wendy's Coffeehouse

May 21, 2026 · 8 min

About this episode

Meg Hansen discusses the challenges of communicating with non-human intelligences and the potential role of AI in bridging communication gaps.

In this short edited segment, Meg Hansen explores the challenge of communicating with non-human intelligences through telepathy, tones, emotion, and symbolic thought rather than spoken language. She describes the experience as trying to process information that arrives faster than the human mind can translate it into words. Could AI could eventually help bridge that communication gap by recognizing patterns, frequencies, or forms of intelligence humans struggle to interpret in real time? A recent breakthrough study involving a 20-minute interactive exchange with a whale raises intriguing questions about consciousness, nonverbal intelligence, and whether humanity is closer to understanding entirely different forms of communication than we realize. Previous unedited version of Meg's conversation - https://audioboom.com/posts/8904427-psychic-archaeology-et-communication-and-surviving-northern-ireland-meg-hansen Meg's most recent book: Psychic Archaeology in New York: The Timeless Resonance of New York's Stone Chamber 🌐 metaphysicalnewyork.com

People in this episode

Host: Wendy's Coffeehouse

Guest: Meg Hansen

Topics covered

  • communication with non-human intelligences
  • telepathy
  • AI and communication
  • whale communication
  • consciousness
  • nonverbal intelligence

Keywords

  • telepathy
  • AI
  • whales
  • communication
  • nonverbal intelligence
  • consciousness
  • Meg Hansen

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: metaphysicalnewyork.com

Books & works: Psychic Archaeology in New York: The Timeless Resonance of New York's Stone Chamber

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