LocoFoco Netcast

Matt Asher on epistemics, UFOs, and a fistful of dung.

Mr. Asher is a statistician and the host of the terrific podcast The Filter. In this episode of the LocoFoco Netcast, he joins Timothy Virkkala to explore the problems of knowledge and trust and cultic behavior of our leaders and followers in this strange age of chaos.

Anthony Comegna returns to the LocoFoco — this podcast and the movement's history — to explain American liberty, past, present, if not future.

Note that my explanation of LocoFocoism, upfront, is soon corrected with a more historically accurate account. Understandable, since Dr. Comegna is @DrLocoFoco . . . on Twitter.

Anthony Comegna hosts the podcast Ideas in Progress. Timothy Wirkman Virkkala can be found on social media as “@wirkman” (on MeWe with a space) and on his website wirkman.com.

Ralph Ellis returns for nearly three hours of conversation about the Flavian emperors, Mid-east conflict, the origins of Christianity ... and Rabbinical Judaism, to boot!

Mr. Ellis is the author of Jesus, Last of the Pharaohs; Cleopatra to Christ; King Jesus; and Jesus, King of Edessa. Your host, Timothy Virkkala, had read a bit more than half of King Jesus before interviewing Ellis for the second time. The first time, a month earlier, the subject centered on a peer-reviewed paper on Ice Age climate change that Ellis had co-authored, and on Ellis's book Tempest and Exodus.

Mr. Ellis's books can be found at http://edfu-books.uk/; his video lecture series is on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/ralphellis.

What are we supposed to make of "experts" who do not confront the most important data in front of them?

That's a problem these days. And it has been a huge issue on the CO2 theory of "anthropogenic global warming." But one problem I've had with this well-funded "climate science" is that its pushers cannot explain the biggest climate change in our most-relevant geological past: the cycles of Ice Ages.

So I invited Ralph Ellis, co-author of the paper "Modulation of ice ages via precession and dust-albedo feedbacks," to explain what others do not seem able or ... willing.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1674987116300305

It turns out, though, that Ralph Ellis is an inveterate challenger of accepted paradigms. So after the one-hour mark, our conversation moves to ancient Egypt and a curious possibility about the true identity of the ancient Israelites.

http://edfu-books.uk/books/

And what is really curious: this possibility has been staring us in the face all along. It occurred to me, and if you knew who The Hyksos were, it probably occurred to you. But only Ralph Ellis has taken up the clue to see where the ancient path leads.

The audio version of this podcast can be found on podcatchers and at LocoFoco.net, and the video version on YouTube (https://youtu.be/ulcOvP-y1VM) and BitChute (https://www.bitchute.com/video/MAZcFEnGfXiR/). Provide feedback at LocoFoco.locals.com.

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Timothy Virkkala

For this episode of the LocoFoco Netcast, Rocco Lucente joins Lee Waaks and Timo Virkkala for a discussion of weight loss and health in a free (and not so free) society.

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In this episode of the LocoFoco Netcast, Lee Waaks interrogates anthropologist Philip Carl Salzman, Professor Emeritus at McGill University, about the nature of feminism in the present day.

Host Timothy Virkkala joins in the discussion as we begin the second season of the podcast.

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In this episode of the LocoFoco Netcast (#23) Paul Jacob joins host Timothy Virkkala to talk about how crazy America has gotten, how majorly insane it will get leading up to Election Day, and WHY. Oh, Why?

Paul Jacob writes at ThisIsCommonSense.org.

Timothy Virkkala writes at wirkman.com. You can interact with him at LocoFoco.us and LocoFoco.locals.com.

The book referred to is Alvin Rabushka and Kenneth Shepsle, Politics in Plural Societies: A Theory of Democratic Instability.

In this episode we talk to a man who defended his community from drive-by arsonists who may or may not have been antifa or BLM, during the wildfires in Oregon early in September, 2020.

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Stephan Kinsella on his people, the libertarians.

In this, the 20th episode of the LocoFoco Netcast, Lee Waaks talks with criminologist Brendan Dooley about the links between crime and poverty -- and much, much more.

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