Spiros Antonopolous – yogi, tantrika, magician and psychonaut (you might have seen him in "DMT: The Spirit Molecule") – stops by to discuss his voyages in the outer realms of consciousness, and how a ritual he conducted to contact his Holy Guardian Angel completely upended his life... to say the least

Author Mitch Horowitz returns to the podcast to discuss his new book, "The Miracle Club," and the incredible power of the mind to shape reality itself—a power available to anybody, anywhere, at all times... NOW.

Remembering the late, great, Adam Parfrey—publisher of Feral House books, fearless opponent of American conformity, champion of the outsider, and a mentor and friend. In this episode, I chat with Samuel Vandiver, who has been assembling Parfrey's biography "A Feral Man in a Feral Land" from Adam's archives as well as extensive first-hand conversations with the legendary publisher.

Peter Bebergal, author of "Strange Frequencies: The Extraordinary Story of the Technological Quest for the Supernatural," stops by the show to discuss the liminal zones between mysticism and technology, and the odd and wonderful things he has found there.

Thomas Hatsis, author of "Psychedelic Mystery Traditions: Spirit Plants, Magical Practices and Ecstatic States" stops by to discuss how entheogens and magick have long made for close companions.

A classic introductory lecture on the nature of Magick and Meditation by Jason Louv—and how they're absolutely essential to life in the 21st century.

Artist Gea Philes stops by to discuss life as an outsider, the pursuit of art as an overwhelming spiritual goal, how otherworldly forces shaped her work and how she's seen the occult scene evolve (and devolve) over time.

In which I discuss the current state of the Western Esoteric Tradition, and give a reading from my new book "John Dee and the Empire of Angels," about the secret history of the world.

Barry William Hale, outlaw occult artist, stops by to talk about how he merges magick and art into a fearsome process for transcendence.

Duncan Trussell trips into a rift in the multiverse and finds himself outside the circles of time in the court of the dreaded Obelisk Emperor (me), who makes him fish tacos.