Medicine Girl Podcast · Robin Stebbins

Episode 95-Dr. Juliette Engel-Sex Magic Solutions

·1 hr 45 min·5 clips
Dr. Engel reveals she was part of childhood experiments to teleport through portals and bring back entities from other dimensions.
This episode features host Robyn Stebbins in a wide-ranging conversation with returning guest Dr. Juliette Engel, a physician and alleged survivor of CIA mind-control programs. Dr. Engel claims she was placed into the MKUltra program as a young child in 1955. The discussion centers on historical mind control, current societal programming, and pathways to personal and collective liberation. Dr. Engel describes being abused in CIA "safe houses" and recounts a childhood memory of being taken to Mexico with other children for experiments involving interdimensional portals. She references the recent declassification of 1,200 pages of MKUltra documents by the National Security Archive in December 2024. The conversation alleges a "sex magic" program where government operatives used LSD and attractive women to influence parties, and claims Dr. Engel briefly met Charles Manson at one such event. They discuss the "Senior Executive Service" as an untouchable government class and claim children are trafficked for adrenochrome harvesting. Dr. Engel states that Prozac and modern marijuana cartridges are tools for mass hypnosis, while Stebbins argues public schools and television are universal trauma sources. A key insight is that protesting or engaging with political systems is framed as an energy drain that feeds the very control structures people oppose. Dr. Engel suggests the true "savior" is internal, and collective healing comes from envisioning and building a new reality focused on community and nature. She posits that medical professionals have largely "sold their soul" and become complicit within a corrupt system. The dialogue implies that traumatic, nonverbal childhood experiences with other dimensions cannot be translated into language, which is itself a limiting control mechanism. They propose that disconnecting from media, processed foods, and societal narratives is a primary solution to reclaim autonomy. The tone is conspiratorial, urgent, and deeply conversational, blending personal testimony with broad societal critiques. The style is a free-flowing exchange of ideas more than a structured interview, often circling back to themes of internal power and systemic corruption. Listeners interested in alternative histories, mind control theories, and spiritual sovereignty outside mainstream narratives will find this episode compelling. Those who prefer evidence-based discourse or are sensitive to discussions of child abuse and unverified claims will likely want to skip it.

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A charged healing conversation that leans on intuition, language's limits, and a skeptical view of tidy answers.

Medicine Girl Podcast uses this third visit with Dr. Julia Engel to turn a health conversation into something more spiritual and wide-ranging, moving from scheduling chaos and family references into memory, nonverbal knowing, and the body as something larger than ordinary…

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