HancockHour

Rocio recounts her experience of dying and coming back to life, and how that experience changed her life.

International bestselling author Tim Freke joins us to discuss the historical Christ myth, Gnosticism, and what we can take from the Jesus story to help us in our evolution as individuals, and as The Totality, towards a state where we recognise our oneness and fall in love with creation so that we may create a heaven on earth.

Is there a way out of this mess we find ourselves in as a species? In this episode of HancockHour, Dr. Andy Letcher joins us to discuss the power and purpose of music, bardism, druidry, and psychedelics, and how each of them might help us find our way towards a healthier society.

Dr. Andy Letcher is a senior lecturer at Schumacher College, and author of 'Shroom, A Cultural History of the Magic Mushroom'.

Is there a way out of this mess we find ourselves in as a species? In this episode of HancockHour, Dr. Andy Letcher joins us to discuss the power and purpose of music, bardism, druidry, and psychedelics, and how each of them might help us find our way towards a healthier society.

Dr. Andy Letcher is a senior lecturer at Schumacher College, and author of 'Shroom, A Cultural History of the Magic Mushroom'.

Gregory's second book, Sun of gOd, Discover the Self-Organizing Principle that Underlies Everything, brings our local star out of the closet into which the Church locked it long ago. In it, he shows how cosmological discovery fits more comfortably with the novel notion of living stars than it does with accidental balls of gas governed only by the laws of physics. This "novel" idea was once the hard-wired human response to that which delivers us the light of life. Is this unchallenged taboo the vital missing piece in the cosmic jigsaw puzzle? Gregory believes that recognizing the nature of stars is as important to our scientific and spiritual understanding as was recognizing the connection between what we eat and what we are.

Greg Sams talks about how our system of governance is broken, as it is run by entities whose primary motivation is to protect its citizens from other versions of itself.  Greg brings forth the radical idea that we don't need these systems of governance, as we can (and have) done it better ourselves.

David Kubiak on big bodies and their harms.

Big government, big religion, big corporations, when anything gets big enough, it starts metastasising.  David Kubiak brings potential cures to the table.

Greg Sams talks about how our system of governance is broken, as it is run by entities whose primary motivation is to protect its citizens from other versions of itself.  Greg brings forth the radical idea that we don't need these systems of governance, as we can (and have) done it better ourselves.

David Kubiak on big bodies and their harms.

Big government, big religion, big corporations, when anything gets big enough, it starts metastasising.  David Kubiak brings potential cures to the table.