Host of Theories of Everything, a long-form interview show spanning theoretical physics, AI, consciousness, and occasionally UAP, with a focus on technical clarity. YouTubeApple Podcasts
Quick Take
- Host of Theories of Everything across YouTube and major podcast apps. Start with The Phenomenon panel and recent UAP conversations. YouTubeApple Podcasts
- Background in mathematical physics and a filmmaking track record. YouTubeRotten Tomatoes
- Interviews range from Sean Carroll and Neil deGrasse Tyson to whistleblower-adjacent discussions. YouTubeYouTube
Quick Bio
Curt Jaimungal is a Toronto-based filmmaker and interviewer who runs Theories of Everything, a show that puts physicists, philosophers, technologists, and sometimes UAP figures into long, technical conversations. He frames topics with care and keeps the focus on models, evidence, and first-principles reasoning. YouTubeApple Podcasts
Why We’re Spotlighting Him
- Elevates complex ideas without dumbing them down
- Mixes mainstream scientists with heterodox voices for contrast
- Pushes for receipts: equations, sources, primary testimony where possible
- Bridges science, consciousness research, and UAP in one feed YouTube
Fast Facts
- Niche: Theory-heavy interviews across physics, AI, consciousness, and UAP YouTube
- Notable works: Theories of Everything channel and podcast; documentary Better Left Unsaid (director) YouTubeIMDb
- Primary platforms: YouTube and Apple Podcasts (also Spotify) YouTubeApple Podcasts
- Signature style: Long-form, technical, debate-friendly
Essential Works
- Neil deGrasse Tyson: Unfiltered on UFOs & Grusch — science-first skepticism in a UAP context; a good barometer for Curt’s moderation style. YouTube
- Jesse Michels on UFOs and Grusch — media dynamics, funding, and the UAP scene from a reporter’s view. Apple PodcastsAmazon Music
- Ross Coulthart on recovered UAPs — contrasting claims and journalism around whistleblower testimony. Pair with skeptical reads. Apple Podcasts
Watch or Read Next
- Deep dive: Browse the TOE YouTube videos tab to sample physics-first episodes with Carroll, Frenkel, and others. YouTube
- Interview: “What is a Theory of Everything?” appearances give his mission statement and approach. YouTube+1
- Quick clip: Channel shorts and highlight reels for fast on-ramps. YouTube
The Galacitc Mind Take
If your audience wants high-signal, no-fluff conversations that test ideas rather than tribes, this feed delivers. Even in UAP episodes, he keeps the bar on evidence and lets strong counter-positions into the room.
Signal Boost
- YouTube channel: Theories of Everything with Curt Jaimungal YouTube
- Podcast: Apple Podcasts listing for Theories of Everything Apple Podcasts
- Related creators: Leslie Kean for journalism, James Fox for docs, Mick West for skeptical pressure-testing. Apple Podcasts
