In this podcast episode, I explain what's behind the facade of most Latinos, no matter how masculine they appear, how much they shake their hips, how much they dance on stage, or how extreme their facial expressions, gestures, or how loud they are.

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A fictitious speech to the American people.

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In this podcast episode, I suggest that wherever the Lord Mayor of the southern German town of Schwäbisch Hall is present, the Swabian God is also strong and his Swabian (city) church and its religious group dynamics are always very assertive there.

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In this podcast episode, I talk about how the damagingly toxic group dynamics of the Scots began to develop against Henning. What was the beginning of the story?

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This podcast episode is about the future of the Protestant people of Baden. They were once at the top. They had the greatest freedom. They had their own capital, their own territory, their own independent Protestant church, their own culture and their own dialect. Shortly after the Second World War, however, the decline began. The capital was lost to the Swabians, the territory crumbled more and more, and soon, the end of the Baden Unified Church was in sight.

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In this podcast episode, I suggest that the Roman Catholic Church would be much smaller if it didn't have this huge papal apparatus. There would probably only be a few dozen million Roman Catholics, all concentrated in Italy around Rome.

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This podcast episode is about the first LGBT organization. What are the origins of LGBT people? What defines LGBT love?

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In this podcast episode, I explain Henning's experience during his civilian service with the so-called AWO. To what extent did Adolf Hitler and the Nazis leave their mark on this organization, which can still be seen 80 years after the end of the Second World War?

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In this podcast episode, I explain, regardless of sexual orientation, what conversion therapy basically is. Over the course of time, the churches have perfected this instrument and do not shy away from using it, no matter where, even if the victim is a heterosexual.

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In previous podcast episodes, Henning criticized the Piazza restaurant, which is situated in front of St. Joseph's Church in Qala, Gozo. Now the Maltese owner had apparently heard about it, albeit possibly only indirectly, from a muscular German Bavarian in his mid-40s with an expensive BMW car who frequented the area every day to drink a Paulaner wheat beer. What did the resulting group dynamic look like? What influence did this Bavarian have? What was his goal?

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