The Liminalist: The Podcast Between

The Liminalist: The Podcast Between

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  • The Liminalist # 261: The Receding Horizon (with Liz Medina)
    Conversation with Liz Medina Part One: Oppressor & Oppressed (0 – 36 mins) Angling for the mainstream, as things fall apart, protests in Chile, the dictatorship never ended, the covid crackdown, stuck in the 19th century, when the US got Latin-Americanized, the question of socialism, when things go massive, joining the Silo movement, Mario Rodríguez ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 261: The Receding Horizon (with Liz Medina)
    2 hr 24 min
  • The Liminalist # 260: An Emissary from Vanishing Worlds (with Jonathan Lethem)
    Return conversation with Jonathan Lethem on his new novel The Arrest, the spell of stories, wrestling ourselves free from language & exiting an exhausted paradigm, Part One: Opening the Door for the News (0 – 35 mins) Speculative fiction & predictive fiction, anticipating the covid crisis, longing for dystopia, Kunstler’s World Made By Hand books, ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 260: An Emissary from Vanishing Worlds (with Jonathan Lethem)
    2 hr 16 min
  • The Liminalist # 259: Waiting for the Sun (with Martin Jolly)
    Return conversation with Martin Jolly Part One: When Inner Meets Outer (0 – 30 mins) Editing the bullshit, the last podcast, language and the mind, being in Nature, interest in body vs interest in mind, waiting for the sun, the overlap between inner and outer, drawing from imagination vs drawing from life, the universal offering, ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 259: Waiting for the Sun (with Martin Jolly)
    2 hr 38 min
  • The Liminalist # 258: Living in Paradox (Discussing Morris Berman’s Wandering God with Tim K., # 2)
    Continuing conversation with Tim K. on Morris Berman’s Wandering God: A Study in Nomadic Spirituality. Part One: The Empty Hand of Karate (0 – 20 mins) Politics of power, delayed return & immediate return societies, surpluses & the loss of egalitarianism, nomadism as a natural leveller, a life on the move, power as coercion, the ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 258: Living in Paradox (Discussing Morris Berman’s Wandering God with Tim K., # 2)
    1 hr 49 min
  • The Liminalist # 257: A Fatal Glimpse of Heaven (Discussing Morris Berman’s Wandering God with Tim K., # 1)
    Return conversation with Tim K. for a discussion of Morris Berman’s Wandering God: A Study in Nomadic Spirituality. Part One: Between Alienation and Annihilation (0 – 26 mins) Parallels between Prisoner of Infinity, Wandering God, and 16 Maps of Hell, a deep analysis of what went wrong, why did fear take center stage, vertical vs. ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 257: A Fatal Glimpse of Heaven (Discussing Morris Berman’s Wandering God with Tim K., # 1)
    2 hr 10 min
  • The Liminalist # 256: Trojan Horses for Empire (with Luke Dodson)
    Return conversation with Luke Dodson Part One: Unwitting Operatives (0 – 34 mins) Life in Canterbury post-covid, complying to hysteria, life in Hope, pockets of sanity, mimesis in action, what’s good for the collective, psychic health questions, blind leading blind, Franz Ruppert, covid in the context of trauma, enforced OCD, the world made by Howard ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 256: Trojan Horses for Empire (with Luke Dodson)
    2 hr 31 min
  • The Liminalist # 255: Weaponized Anomalies (with Dan Mitchell)
    Conversation with Dan Mitchell on high-weirdnesses, family patterns, social engineerings, alien abductions, Whitley Strieber’s many confabulations, the baseline of trauma throughout paranormal encounters. Part One: Enter the Harlequin (0 – 35 mins) Where did Dan Mitchell go, the Stanley Kubrick effect, the end of Luminosity, a life of high weirdness, Jasun Offut, black-eyed kids, enter ... Read moreThe Liminalist # 255: Weaponized Anomalies (with Dan Mitchell)
    2 hr 22 min
  • The Liminalist # 254: (More Snake Skins, with the Ungoogleable Michaelangelo)

    Follow up conversation with the Ungoogleable Michaelangelo, on Prisoner of Infinity, soul rescue, psychedelics, the power of disbelief, projections of the divine, transhumanism & transgender, accountability of researchers in the alt. perceptions community, & the hidden machinery of abuse.


    Part One: A World Full of Holes (0 – 39 mins)


    Reading Prisoner of Infinity, self-portraits as other people, plant-medicinal interface, a user experience of the psyche, the old seers, self-replicating machines of language, a world full of holes, being possessed by an authorial voice, soul rescue missions, the hidden protagonist of 16 Maps of Hell, Polanski’s The Tenant, trapped in the matrix, the trap of synchromysticism, overlooking the overlooker, a lethal text, the mutual trappings of conspiracy theory and psychedelics, fortresses in freefall, finalizing infinity, the power of disbelief, the skin of a snake, an origin story, looking for God, a cyclone of confusion, eternal creative energy, the repositories of eternity.


    Part Two: A Stain on the Emptiness (39 mins – 1 hr 15 mins)


    The bicameral wife mind, a skeptical ear, the god-devil dichotomy, semi-dogmatism, the opposite of the totality, a daimonic split, a stain on the emptiness, mind vs psyche, a DID deity, God beyond projection, a tweet-storm with Erik Davis, the trans argument/trans fallacy, a hallucinatory mind-space, postmodernism and the reification of identity, an Oedipal edifice, men who would be women, a collective human organism & a fragmented psyche, The id-entity, a crack house castle in the clouds, the bicameral mind & the voice of the gods, the I inside, guidance of the soul, sensation as voice, the divine in action, Blake’s marriage of heaven and hell, the chameleon saucer-mind.


    Part Three: The Theater of Cruelty (1 hr 15 – 1 hr 50 mins)


    T McKenna & tarnishing the truth, conflating mind subjectivity with body subjectivity, making up the mind, personality as performance, a flight into theater, Jason Silva, a slave-run simulation, losing touch with sensation, the empowerment of the identity, body as machine, the theater of cruelty, the reality behind lizard overlords, Silva’s fear of death, Erik’s enabling, Jeffrey Kripal’s dodginess, Davis & the OTO, trauma as good for the soul, Beyond the Black Rainbow, occultism and child trafficking, complicity by association, Jonathan Lethem, the role of whistle-blower.


    Part Four: A Battle for Nuance (1 hr 50 mins – end)


    The freedom to follow leads, writing for an exclusive audience, the lens of trauma, writing for survivors, a tapestry of abuse, a cursed nation, a pseudo-awakening and a revenge fantasy, Tarantino movies, a battle for nuance, scapegoating the scapegoaters, uber-rationales, sustaining taboos to maintain balance, the unification of abused and abuser, defending Michael Jackson, setting boundaries, using psychedelics to treat trauma, poisonous medicine, Trojan Horses on every side, the body as God incarnate. 


    "Crucial Fictions & Lucid Trauma" (first talk with UM) 


    Michaelangelo's site.


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gm70pmLx6EU


    Songs: “Pirates” by Entertainment for the Braindead; "Silent Sirens" & "Carry My Casket Like a Boombox (on Your Shoulder)" by Void Denizen; “Changes” by Short Hand.


     

    2 hr 20 min
  • The Liminalist # 253: Hanging Out Under the Tree of Trauma (with James Ellis of Hermitix)

    Return conversation with James Ellis of Hermitix on Hollywood malevolence, mapping Hell, the mystery of affect, conceptualization vs sensation, and the essentiality of experience.


    Part One: The Hollywood Implant (0 – 30 mins)


    Clashing opinions over 16 Maps of Hell, writing and theory of mind, behind the scenes malevolence, demonic Hollywood, a possibly morbid fascination, what’s the purpose of the book, rewriting the book, finding the thesis, too many case studies, the Hollywood implant, turning Roman Polanski into the protagonist, torture the women, making the world coherent, moving into and past the original wound, from David Byrne to Ed Gein, seeking the exit, the bleaker-than-thou outlook, the need to turn away.


    Part Two: Integrating Hell (30 mins – 1 hr 4 mins)


    The finitude of Hell, Schopenhauer on the positivity of misery, the architecture of Hell, the danger of loving thy neighbor, Ernst Junger, reveling in evil, modernity as a void, post-apocalyptic media, a plane of negativity, C.S. Lewis’ The Screwtape Letters, breaking in method in criminology, the toybox killers, false optimism vs morbid pessimism, the third path, addiction and advertising as control mechanisms, what mapping hell means, traumatic imprints, an infinite avoidance strategy, integrating Hell, a Kantian view, the hell of affect.


    Part Three: Respect Your Elders! (1 hr 4 mins – end)


    Experiencing hell, body terror, do babies read Dostoyevsky? mind awareness & body awareness, the Hollywood parasite, the pros and cons of watching movies, temptations of the world, cultural colonization, hyper-masculine role models, crossing the abyss, respecting elders, occultism, learning from mistakes, the journey of zero distance, the illusion of a path, reconciling.


    Hermitix site.


    Songs: “Pirates” by Entertainment for the Braindead; "All I Want from You Is Love," by Let's Go Sailing; "A Bomb" by The Dead Mantra; “Changes” by Short Hand.

    1 hr 40 min
  • The Liminalist # 252: The Art of Spontaneity (with Jason Carter)

    Conversation with Jason Carter on freedom vs safety, false-identities, Dave Oshana, enlightenment, married life & the sexual question.


    Part One: Goats into Sheep (0 – 38 mins)


    Exploring the Dave phenomenon, the podcast without an agenda, an affinity for the paranormal, an experience of bliss, new pandemic laws, the corona contraction, a masked future, the balance between safety and freedom, the presence of death, the brink of self-destruction, parallel dimensions, a coordinated letting go, comparative collapse, the dregs of society, the zombie hordes, the collective human experience, self-reflection, suffering, affect, and the stories we tell ourselves, human and dog co-evolution, wild dogs in Chernobyl, goats into sheep.


    Part Two: World of Fear (38 mins – 1 hr 12 mins)


    Oshana bliss, a subtle sensation of euphoria, a new vibration, the sun’s effect, sensitivity and reactivity, autism, a foster childhood, social anxiety, a career in dentistry, a slow-burn identity crisis, shyness, stage fright, and identity, identity vs self, the flinch, different temperaments, instinctive fear vs neurotic fear, costs & benefits of fear, aggrandizers, the psychopathic drive for total freedom, a body snatched planet, the loss of anxiety around self-image, aboriginal culture.


    Part Three: The Ultimate Test of Enlightenment (1 hr 12 mins – 1 hr 51 mins)


    Native humility, the relative authenticity of the poor, the natural state, don’t follow paths, a lack of instructions from Dave, the methodology of energy work, the most essential thing about Dave, the art of spontaneity, improvisation on retreats, the flow space between fight and flight, an Oshana commune, intentional communities, the monastic life, gurus and family life, Dave’s consistency, enlightenment and affairs, John de Ruiter & B Prior, a perfect storm of marital hell, the value of marriage, the ultimate test.


    Part Four: What We Are Seeking (1 hr 51 mins – end)


    Discerning between a hard road and a dead-end, 25 years of marriage, generation X, sex podcast with Dave, different sexual motivations, Tantra, what sex is for, the sexual element in marriage, spiritual allies, for the cup to be filled, what are we seeking, merging vs. individual growth, spaces in togetherness, transcendental trust in a group, developing deeper energetic connections, separate paths in a marriage, observing changes, the unphotographable inner self, attention and the body, the nature of the ineffable, receptivity, a rapid timeline.


    Songs: “Pirates” and “Smile” by Entertainment for the Braindead;  “Are You Trying to Get Away” & "Not Enough" by Hazelwood Motel; "You're the One That I Want," by Andrea Gilmore & Chaney Rodewald; “Changes” by Short Hand.


     

    2 hr 26 min

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