Episode 15: Diana Walsh Pasulka, a writer and professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and Research Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religion.

Diana Walsh Pasulka is a writer and professor of religious studies at the University of North Carolina Wilmington and Research Professor at the Department of Philosophy and Religion. Diana is the author of American Cosmic, Heaven Can Wait. She has also co-authored 2 books about religion and technology and academic essays, podcasts, and lectures. She is the head editor, in cooperation with the Vatican and the Esalen Center for Theory and Research, of the translation project of the canonization records of the saint, Joseph of Copertino. Dr. Pasulka’s research spans Catholic history to modern-day reports of UAPs and UFOs. She has spoken at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City, Syracuse University, and has been an invited speaker internationally, at The Commonwealth Club and various museums and public radio stations. Additionally, Dr. Pasulka consults about religion and history for movies and television, including The Conjuring (2013).