In this podcast, we take a closer look at the case of Franz. I described this topic to some extent in the previous podcast, entitled “The Police Pastor”. Everyone sees Franz as guilty of manslaughter for the killing of the Baden Karl. But is that really the case? In reality, is Franz an innocent in jail?

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In this podcast, I describe a new Spanish Santiago case. The great patriarch of all Spaniards, namely Santiago, was, of course, erected an eternal monument in South America with the founding of the city of Santiago de Chile. What was the greatest achievement of the South American peoples in the course of the wars for independence from Spain? Was the spiritual compass simply readjusted a little away from Spain and more toward Italy and Rome?

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In this podcast, I explain where to find the largest prison in southern Germany. At first glance, it doesn't actually look like a conventional prison.

For a purely secular person, it is difficult to grasp by using only the reasoning capacity of a single brain (one's own), as the prison is primarily a mental prison.

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In today's podcast, I show how one's hometown and home region usually play a significant role in (the formation of) one's existence and person. Can they, therefore, lay a certain claim to ownership? Are we therefore obliged to show considerable loyalty and a certain obedience to our homeland?

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In this podcast, I discuss what it means when a love is toxic. When does a marriage become a prison? How can one tell when a love is founded on hatred? Is toxic love a core concern in Christian thought and tradition?

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This podcast examines how, under unfavorable circumstances, a son can eventually become a church-critical rabbi. From the perspective of Christian clergy, this is something that must be prevented at all costs.

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This podcast explains what happens when the Swabian clergy drives a young Franconian man to believe that he must prove himself as truly Franconian in his Swabian surroundings on Swabian territory. Can this ever end well?

Sometimes, if his biological mother's love is strong and in harmony with his Franconian heart, she can prevent the worst from happening.

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In the churches, a kinship concept is implemented through the miracle of the Lord's Supper (the Eucharist). Children are brought up to consider the ecclesiastical mother at least equal to the biological mother. Pastors can therefore influence their parish members as if they were biological mothers. Of course, they do not look alike and have different names, ages, and clothes, but it does not matter, as everything is firmly anchored in the subconscious. Female pastors do not even have to talk to their followers directly; detours and indirect signs are enough.

In this podcast, I describe how a female pastor exploited this Christian principle and abused the authority conferred on her by the church to strategically eradicate critics of the church in her parish by any means necessary. In the process, church-compliant parishioners are systematically orchestrated and pitted against the troublemakers. Sometimes this even ends in death.

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In this podcast, I show you the typical speech of the King of Spain to the Spanish people.

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In this podcast, I discuss a case involving a fintech startup and how the struggles for confessional predominance can have a significant impact on the service quality and reliability of such a company.

It becomes clear that one should be very cautious about which bank one entrusts with one's money.

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