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Myths, occult practices, dark history, and esoteric knowledge. Ancient rituals, forgotten legends, and hidden truths from the shadows of human experience. Narrated articles from crazyalchemist.com.... more
FAQs about Crazy Alchemist:How many episodes does Crazy Alchemist have?The podcast currently has 71 episodes available.
April 13, 2026Neandertaler: Alles, was du zu wissen glaubtest, war falschDrei Studien aus den Jahren 2025 und 2026 haben das Bild der Neandertaler neu gezeichnet. In der Tinshemet-Höhle in Israel teilten Neandertaler und Homo sapiens vor 110.000 Jahren Technologie und Bestattungssitten. Ein 125.000 Jahre alter Speer in Elefantenrippen von Lehringen bewies, dass Neandertaler die größten Landtiere Europas jagten. Und die Analyse von Knochen aus einer belgischen Höhle zeigte, dass sie selektiven Kannibalismus an Fremden praktizierten. Zusammen vollenden diese Funde eine Revolution, die seit zwei Jahrzehnten im Gange ist: Das Wesen, das Marcellin Boule 1911 als gebückten, dumpfen Rohling rekonstruierte, hat nie existiert....more16minPlay
April 13, 2026Neandertalci: Sve što ste mislili bilo je pogrešnoTri studije objavljene između 2025. i 2026. iznova su nacrtale sliku neandertalaca. U pećini Tinšemet u Izraelu, neandertalci i Homo sapiens delili su tehnologiju i pogrebne običaje pre 110.000 godina. U Leringenu je 125.000 godina staro koplje zabodeno među rebra slona dokazalo da su neandertalci lovili najveće kopnene životinje Evrope. A analiza kostiju iz jedne belgijske pećine pokazala je da su praktikovali selektivni kanibalizam nad strancima. Zajedno, ova otkrića zaokružuju revoluciju koja traje već dve decenije: stvorenje koje je Marselen Bul 1911. rekonstruisao kao pogrbljenog, tupavog grubijana nikada nije postojalo....more16minPlay
April 11, 2026How the Church Invented the Witch: The Waldensians and the Making of the European SabbatIn 1459 an inquisitor in Arras arrested a street musician for attending a Vauderie, a gathering of Vaudois. The word had once meant follower of Peter Waldo, a Lyon merchant who gave away his fortune in 1173 and started preaching on the street. By 1459 it meant witch. Between those two dates, inquisitors working Alpine trials in the 1420s and 1430s assembled the first complete description of the diabolical sabbat from interrogations of Waldensian communities. The sabbat’s organizational structure, its secret gatherings and shared rejection of official Christianity, was modeled on a real institution. This is the story of how it happened....more33minPlay
April 09, 2026Obsidian: The Stone That Cuts Between WorldsObsidian is volcanic glass, a rhyolitic melt that cooled too fast to crystallize. That accident of geology gives it an edge sharper than surgical steel and a surface dark enough to scry into. The oldest manufactured mirrors on earth are Anatolian obsidian discs from the 7th millennium BC. The Aztecs named their chief sorcerer-god Tezcatlipoca, the Smoking Mirror, and knapped the same material into sacrificial blades at an industrial scale. John Dee’s black mirror in the British Museum was traced in 2021 to the Aztec mines at Pachuca. Modern surgeons still use obsidian scalpels for certain delicate work because no metal edge can match them. One material runs through nine thousand years of human attempts to cut between worlds, and the story is stranger for being true....more27minPlay
April 03, 2026Bologna: The City That Taught Magic, Buried Its Canals, and Built 666 Arches to HeavenBologna gave the world its oldest university and then used it to teach astrology as a formal academic subject. A cobbler searching for the Philosopher’s Stone on a nearby hill accidentally discovered phosphorescence in 1603. The world’s longest portico has exactly 666 arches. A 67-meter astronomical instrument sits in the floor of the city’s main cathedral, still accurate to within a second. The hidden canals beneath the streets were said to be haunted by water-witches called the Burde. Bologna’s occult history is not a collection of legends grafted onto an ordinary city. It runs through the university records, the Inquisition files, and the cathedral floor....more34minPlay
April 03, 2026Bologna: Die Stadt, die Magie lehrte, ihre Kanäle vergrub und 666 Bögen zum Himmel bauteBologna schenkte der Welt ihre älteste Universität – und nutzte sie dann, um Astrologie als offizielles akademisches Fach zu lehren. Ein Schuster, der auf einem nahen Hügel nach dem Stein der Weisen suchte, entdeckte 1603 versehentlich die Phosphoreszenz. Der längste Portikus der Welt hat genau 666 Bögen. Ein 67 Meter langes astronomisches Instrument liegt im Boden der Hauptkirche der Stadt und ist noch immer bis auf eine Sekunde genau. Unter den Straßen verlaufen verborgene Kanäle, in denen angeblich Wasserhexen namens Burde spukten. Bolognas okkulte Geschichte ist keine Sammlung von Legenden, die einer gewöhnlichen Stadt nachträglich angeheftet wurden. Sie zieht sich durch Universitätsakten, Inquisitionsprotokolle und den Boden der Kathedrale....more34minPlay
April 03, 2026Bolonja: grad koji je predavao magiju, zatrpao svoje kanale i sagradio 666 lukova do nebaBolonja je svetu dala najstariji univerzitet, a onda ga koristila da astrologiju predaje kao zvaničan akademski predmet. Jedan obućar koji je oko 1603. na obližnjem brdu tražio Kamen mudrosti slučajno je otkrio fosforescenciju. Najduži portik na svetu ima tačno 666 lukova. Astronomski instrument dug 67 metara ugrađen je u pod glavne gradske bazilike i i dalje je precizan u okviru jedne sekunde. Za skrivene kanale ispod ulica govorilo se da ih opsedaju vodene veštice zvane Burde. Okultna istorija Bolonje nije skup legendi nakalemljenih na običan grad. Ona prolazi kroz univerzitetske spise, inkvizicijske dosijee i pod katedrale....more34minPlay
April 02, 2026The Oracle at Delphi: The Woman Who Spoke for ApolloFor roughly a thousand years, a woman seated on a bronze tripod in a small underground chamber at Delphi answered the questions of kings, generals, and city-states. She was the Pythia, priestess of Apollo. Croesus of Lydia consulted her before attacking Persia. Athens asked her how to survive the Persian invasion. In 2001, a geologist proposed she had been inhaling ethylene from a fault line in the limestone. Plutarch, who served as a priest at Delphi, suggested it was more complicated than that....more10minPlay
March 29, 2026The Real Mythology of Middle-earth: What Tolkien Built and Where He Found ItJ.R.R. Tolkien set out to build a mythology for England and ended up drawing from Iceland, Finland, ancient Greece, the Hebrew Bible, and medieval Catholic theology. Almost nothing in Middle-earth was invented from scratch. This is where it came from....more35minPlay
March 29, 2026Die wahre Mythologie Mittelerdes: Was Tolkien erschuf und woher er es nahmJ.R.R. Tolkien wollte eine Mythologie für England schaffen und griff dabei auf Island, Finnland, das antike Griechenland, die hebräische Bibel und die mittelalterliche katholische Theologie zurück. Fast nichts in Mittelerde wurde völlig aus dem Nichts erfunden. Hier kommt es her....more23minPlay
FAQs about Crazy Alchemist:How many episodes does Crazy Alchemist have?The podcast currently has 71 episodes available.