This week we speak to musician, scholar and astrologer, Dr Angela Voss. Dr Voss is Programme Director for the ‘Myth, Cosmology and the Sacred’ MA at Canterbury Christ Church Cathedral University and is the author of the western esoteric masteries series book on Marsilio Ficino.

Ficino is one of the most fascinating people in European history, a cornerstone of the Renaissance and the story of western magic. So this is a great chat.

Show Notes

• MA Course in Myth, Cosmology and the Sacred
• Marsilio Ficino (Western Esoteric Masters Series)

This week we speak to musician, scholar and astrologer, Dr Angela Voss. Dr Voss is Programme Director for the ‘Myth, Cosmology and the Sacred’ MA at Canterbury Christ Church Cathedral University and is the author of the western esoteric masteries series book on Marsilio Ficino.

Ficino is one of the most fascinating people in European history, a cornerstone of the Renaissance and the story of western magic. So this is a great chat.

Show Notes

• MA Course in Myth, Cosmology and the Sacred
• Marsilio Ficino (Western Esoteric Masters Series)

This week we speak to military remote viewer, Lyn Buchanan. Lyn is also an author, linguist and systems engineer.

We chat about the emergence of the remote viewing programme, its implications for our understanding of the universe, the side effects of CRV, viewing through time and a whole lot more.

Fantastic, fantastic chat.

Show Notes

• Lyn's Controlled Remote Viewing training site
• Lyn's book, The Seventh Sense

This week we speak to military remote viewer, Lyn Buchanan. Lyn is also an author, linguist and systems engineer.

We chat about the emergence of the remote viewing programme, its implications for our understanding of the universe, the side effects of CRV, viewing through time and a whole lot more.

Fantastic, fantastic chat.

Show Notes

• Lyn's Controlled Remote Viewing training site
• Lyn's book, The Seventh Sense

This week we speak to witch, ethnobotanist, agriculturalist and artist, Becky Beyer. Becky is based in Appalachia and it is this bioregion that informs all of her work.

A really splendid discussion. Don't miss it.

Show Notes

• Becky's website and blog, Blood and Spicebush
• Blood and Spicebush on Facebook
• Blood and Spicebush on Instagram

This week we speak to witch, ethnobotanist, agriculturalist and artist, Becky Beyer. Becky is based in Appalachia and it is this bioregion that informs all of her work.

A really splendid discussion. Don't miss it.

Show Notes

• Becky's website and blog, Blood and Spicebush
• Blood and Spicebush on Facebook
• Blood and Spicebush on Instagram

This week we welcome back one of our most popular guests, Dr Jeff Kripal.

Dr Kripal last joined us to talk about his book, The Super Natural. Today we are speaking on the value of comparison, the role of the supernatural in culture, the rise of Esalen and the perennial need for art and creativity.

A fantastic chat.

Show Notes

• Here's a list of Dr Kripal's books. All recommended.

This week we welcome back one of our most popular guests, Dr Jeff Kripal.

Dr Kripal last joined us to talk about his book, The Super Natural. Today we are speaking on the value of comparison, the role of the supernatural in culture, the rise of Esalen and the perennial need for art and creativity.

A fantastic chat.

Show Notes

• Here's a list of Dr Kripal's books. All recommended.

This week, we welcome Dr Ian Evans, architectural historian, author and conservationist. Dr Evans’ 2010 thesis, ‘Touching Magic’, was the first ever academic examination of the historic use of witches marks, bottles and other apotropaic magic in Australia.

It's an absolutely fantastic chat. There are photos from Dr Evans' research available at runesoup.com, along with his entire thesis, some additional reporting on the topic and a video on the Tasmanian Magic Project.

This week, we welcome Dr Ian Evans, architectural historian, author and conservationist. Dr Evans’ 2010 thesis, ‘Touching Magic’, was the first ever academic examination of the historic use of witches marks, bottles and other apotropaic magic in Australia.

It's an absolutely fantastic chat. There are photos from Dr Evans' research available at runesoup.com, along with his entire thesis, some additional reporting on the topic and a video on the Tasmanian Magic Project.