In this podcast episode, I explain the Rome Paradox, which is about making a well-considered decision regarding the canonization of a Bavarian pope. More specifically, it's about taking a sustainable position with regards to the Franconian people and the Bavarian people. The precarious issue is that as soon as Rome would show too much bias for one of the peoples, it could significantly damage the assertiveness of the Roman people and their great Roman Church.

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In this podcast episode, I explain how the American Hrolf is strikingly different from the European Hrolf. Since all the royal families in Europe refer to Hrolf, the first Duke of Normandy, there is great potential for conflict between European and American traditions.

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In this podcast episode, I discuss some of the hurdles a German has to overcome since Brexit, when the UK left the European Union. What options did Henning have to get a visa to live in the UK? What were the requirements? Did it even make any sense to apply? What are the connections?

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In this podcast episode, I explain the secret behind the Irish name “Sheila”. What is the tradition behind it? How is it related to “Matthew”? How are women with the name Sheila generally oriented?

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In this podcast episode, I highlight how an outstanding CEO ultimately has to prove themself. Basically, what does business leadership finally always come down to? What is at the heart of it all? What are companies, which are separate legal entities, ultimately for?

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In this podcast episode, I explain some details about so-called “pastoral counseling sessions”. As we all know, clergy are highly specialized in this. A counseling session would be something very good, helpful, beneficial and an act of the purest Christian charity.

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In this podcast episode, I explain how to prepare for a worst-case scenario. It's about losing one's love and consequently forfeiting the high worldview one has long fought for, and thus no longer having great clarity, but becoming a pawn in the hands of toxic others.

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This podcast episode is about the Rome-Jerusalem conflict. Why did the Romans sack Jerusalem 2000 years ago? Why did they burn down the Second Temple? What is the Rome-Jerusalem conflict that has been unresolved for more than 2000 years?

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This podcast episode is about how a mother can be driven to go against nature and harm her own child.

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In this podcast epsiode, I describe the dynamics within the family of Henning's uncle Walter, his mother, Utta’s, half-brother. In this context, Jörg, Walter's second son, also reveals how things used to be in the imperial court when the Holy Roman Empire still existed, and it was ultimately always about securing the favor of Rome and the Roman Church and ensuring that Rome prevailed in the long term.

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