Remembering Patrick: A 50 Chapter Tribute

Help Us Keep the Spirit of Patrick Flanagan Alive — One Story at a Time

Patrick Flanagan was one of the most extraordinary minds of our time — inventor, mystic, and futurist. He opened new frontiers in energy, health, and consciousness with devices like the Neurophone and Sensor V, and inspired millions with his fearless curiosity.

I’m Ken Sheetz, the filmmaker behind the 30 million view web series "The Flanagan Experiments". Twelve years after filming Patrick in Arizona and Mexico, I’m honoring his memory with a deeply personal 50-week blog series:

"Remembering Patrick Flanagan"— a 50 chapter-driven journey through our adventures, his wild genius, and the intimate behind-the-scenes moments that changed my life.

This is not a rehash of old videos.

This is new narrative work — raw, reflective, and full of the quirky brilliance that made Patrick unforgettable to millions of fans around the word with the videos as backstory.

Why I’m Asking for Your Support

Writing and publishing a high-quality weekly blog for a cumulative full year — while staying true to the spirit of Patrick’s legacy — takes time, heart, and resources.

Your support will help cover:

Why It Matters

We live in a world that desperately needs visionary thinkers like Patrick. By preserving and sharing his stories, we’re keeping his light alive — not in marketing hype, but in truthful human reflection.

If Patrick touched your life — through his inventions, his interviews, or his presence — I invite you to be part of this tribute. Same goes for people new the magic Patrick Flanagan!

Whether you give $5 or $500, every donation supports the writing of this one-of-a-kind series.

Let’s remember the man who expanded our minds — and pass his spirit forward.

With gratitude,

Ken Sheetz

PS We're already 20% complete with the 50 chapter tribute. Here's a link to Chapter 10 "A Yellow Crystal Star is Born."

Disclaimer: These stories are my personal memories and reflections of working with Patrick, shared as a filmmaker and friend. They’re not meant as definitive history, but as a loving behind-the-scenes tribute to a man who dared to dream big. Enjoy with a grain of Himalayan salt.