The Telepathy Tapes: Ky Dickens Unravels the Mysteries of Consciousness in Season 2
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The Telepathy Tapes: Ky Dickens Unravels the Mysteries of Consciousness in Season 2
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Ky Dickens has been having quite the month and if you have not been following her, now might be the time to tune in. First, the big headline: her viral podcast The Telepathy Tapes just returned for its second season on October 15th, instantly reclaiming its status as a cultural phenomenon. TechRadar and inkl both highlight how Dickens’s show, which explores telepathic communication among nonverbal autistic children, not only shot to number one last year—briefly dethroning even the all-powerful Joe Rogan—but is now back with new episodes weekly. Episode one of season two dives even deeper into consciousness and curiously includes not just scientists and psychologists but also new families and some jaw-dropping experimental footage. If you were hoping for more, Dickens herself confirmed in recent interviews and on ThatUFOPodcast that a high-profile documentary adaptation is locked for release in 2026, with filming reportedly wrapping up at the end of August. Conversations with graphics house Mindbomb and unnamed celebrities interested in a scripted version only add to the buzz.
In a revealing appearance on the Grant Cameron podcast, Ky talked about how life has changed since all this attention. Fundraising challenges gave way to a deluge of donor support following her podcast’s explosion, allowing non-stop production since January. Dickens described her current mode as “laser focused”—no glitzy press tours, just wrapping final shoots, securing edits, and prepping content. She joked that her award-winning Joe Rogan appearance made waves, and recounted stories of how the podcast’s clips went viral, including feedback from prominent figures in neurodiversity and consciousness research.
Even so, Dickens has kept mostly out of the limelight, delegating much of her social media and PR to her growing team, focusing instead on new scientific testing and hands-on work in Chicago and northern Wisconsin. However, she did appear virtually for this year’s SI Games where her research was front and center, even if she could not be there in person. Fans have been buzzing across platforms like Amazon Music and Apple Podcasts, and, according to industry guides from TechRadar, listening parties are springing up around the world. All signs point to The Telepathy Tapes—and Ky Dickens—setting the agenda for the next wave of neurodiversity and consciousness conversations.
As for major news headlines, The Beverly Press called her out by name in its October 15 feature on women’s empowerment in film, praising Dickens’s work for lifting up both social issues and underrepresented voices with her “award-winning documentary Show Her the Money.” No rumors, just verified hustle—the only speculation is about how high her next project will fly.
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