About this episode
Dr. Ronald Klatz discusses cutting-edge anti-aging research and life extension technologies. Richard Hoagland joins the program to address the controversy surrounding the film Mission to Mars, which features Cydonia and the Face on Mars yet excludes researchers like Hoagland who pioneered study of these formations. Hoagland describes how NASA consultants heavily influenced the film while independent investigators were ignored, despite decades of work on Martian anomalies. The Mission to Mars website lists only NASA-affiliated organizations, pointedly omitting The Enterprise Mission and other non-NASA researchers. Hoagland argues this represents a coordinated disclosure effort controlled by government agencies rather than genuine transparency. The discussion explores the politics of space exploration, proprietary claims to knowledge, and whether the film represents propaganda disguised as entertainment. Issues of intellectual property and credit in Mars research are examined.