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Radio Free Golgotha is a semi-regular podcast of the occult and esoteric ramblings of Al Cummins & Jesse Hathaway Diaz, and their guests. Each episode is based around a chosen Saint or Angel, Demon or Devil, Herb, Stone, Geomantic Figure, Tarot Trump, and more as the intersections and trajectories are explored through the discussions between these two friends.
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Welcome to Ghostcraft Divination—a podcast where the veil thins and the spirits speak. Every other week, we dive into ghost stories, true crime, occult mysteries, witchcraft, horror lore, and spiritual revelations. Join the coven from Ghostcraft Coven on YouTube as we explore the shadows, one sacred night at a time.
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Alien Theorists Theorizing

Big Theory Podcasts

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Join The Alien Theorists as they wade through the BS and get inspired by the possibilities. An open-minded comedy podcast discussing: Space exploration, the UFO and ET phenomenon, cold case mysteries, cryptozoology, and anything else in the world of the weird.
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As an academic and university lecturer in Philosophy and Religious Studies, I'll share peer-reviewed research on MAGIC, ESOTERICISM, WITCHCRAFT, PAGANISM, SHAMANISM and related currents. CONNECT & SUPPORTšŸ’– https://linktr.ee/angela_symposium Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/drangelapuca/subscribe
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EndZone Podcast

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Eric Jensen is joined by a cast of characters to discuss the NFL and College Football on a weekly basis with a mix of nonsense in between. The show has gone for 9 years and we have so much fun doing it. The Endzone podcast feed also hosts the hockey show ā€On The Goal Lineā€ the CFB show ā€Blogger and The Bearā€ plus occasional basketball thoughts with ā€The Casual and The Diehardsā€
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The Maniculum Podcast

The Maniculum Podcast

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Maniculum: little hand, pointing finger; often found in manuscript marginalia. Hi! We’re Mac and Zoe, a professional medievalist and triple AAA game developer, and together, we use modern game design techniques to uncover the origins of your favorite tropes and adventures from medieval manuscripts. ​ In each episode, we explore a new medieval manuscript, its connections to modern TTRPGs, and teach you how to adapt these tales into compelling campaigns and amazing adventures. Whether you’re l ...
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What are the parallels between faith and open source software? Join Henry Zhu for an off-the-cuff conversation between friends. Check out hopeinsource.com and nadiaeghbal.com/public-faith for the backstory!
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Poplar Kids is a Kids On Bikes actual play podcast that takes place in the fictional Eastern Kentucky town of Poplar. Our GM is Andy (@Andylion92). Our players are Thomas (@DorkseidVO) as Jackson "Fox" Skuggs, Evan (@Namesequipped) as Pat Benson, Casey (@Childofginevra) as Stevie Davis, and Nick (@chainsawombat) as Eddy Brier. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrew-w-staed/support
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Lovers of all things strange, allow me to be your guide as we journey through peculiar tales, curious histories, and uncanny cases! Rockette Fox is a Korean-American storyteller, illustrator, performer, designer of oddities, and embracer of the strange. She's spoken nationally on topics such as villainesses, diversity in media, storytelling, and folktales for over seven years.
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Ghostly Talk Podcast

Ghostly Talk Podcast

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Exploring the paranormal since 2002. Ghostly Talk History Let’s travel back to the early days of the internet, back in 2002, when streaming paranormal shows were scarcer than unicorn sightings and the word ā€œpodcastā€ didn’t exist. But there was one show that stood out from the eerie crowd: Ghostly Talk! Hosted by Doug Semig and Scott Lambert from the Detroit area, this show was the ultimate hangout spot for all things paranormal. They talked about their adventures, shared their interests, and ...
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Mystery Pie

Jesse Jaymz & Outcast

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Welcome to Mystery Pie, where the bizarre becomes reality and the hidden is revealed. You're not crazy for what you've experienced, there are countless others who share your encounters but remain silent, afraid of ridicule. This podcast is a sanctuary for those fringe stories. We explore the unsettling: interdimensional travel, government coverups, military secrets, ancient technology, and conspiracies buried deep within society. These are the stories that nightmares are made of. In a world ...
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Connie Willis is known for her stocked awards cabinet and for her lengthy novels in the "Oxford Time Travel" series. But this major figure of US SF has not always been concerned with exploring the past, or with doorstop-sized tomes. Remake (1995) is one of her less discussed novels, short enough to sometimes be categorised instead as a novella. Thi…
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In the cold reaches of interstellar space, strange travelers pass briefly through our solar system, igniting both wonder and unease. First came ā€˜Oumuamua, the elongated wanderer of 2017, then 2I/Borisov with its cometary tail. Now, another enigmatic visitor—3I/Atlas—stirs speculation. To astronomers, it’s another rare object from beyond our system;…
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What happens when Italian folk traditions cross the Atlantic? This video explores how Italian witchcraft, especially the healing practice of Segnature, has been reimagined, reinvented, and often misrepresented in the United States. From Leland’s Aradia to Wicca-inspired ā€œStregheria,ā€ we’ll look at how Italian-American communities blended folklore, …
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When sovereignty myth declares that anyone who kills the White Stag can be king, stakes are high in King Arthur's Court. We're exploring the Welsh origins of Eric and Enide in the Mabinogion, and how two different versions of a text can bring to light important context in mythmaking and worldbuilding. Join our discord community!Check out our Tumblr…
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Eric Jensen is joined by Stephen, Mason and Tre to discuss week 1. Plumbing issues (1:00) Moments of the weekend Bills Ravens, Falcons Bucs, Chargers Chiefs (10:00) Power Rankings (30:00) Niners and Packers (31:00) Lions (42:00) Steelers (46:00) Bo Nix is not real (55:00) The worst of the league, We Verbally Fuck Up Mike McDaniels (01:10:00)…
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The Count of Monte Cristo make not seem like the likeliest template for an SF novel, but Alfred Bester was able to take this 19th century French classic and turn it into the basis for his 1956 book The Stars My Destination. This frenetic, fast-paced adventure also begins with a kind of parody of the opening to Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities. It's a …
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Eric Jensen is joined by Phil, Mason and YB to talk through the NFL playoff teams of 2025. The guys draft the NFL playoffs and talk the teams that just missed the list. Then the guys draft the top five picks in the NFL draft. After that the guys go over their championship game and Super Bowl picks plus Pnils gambling problem, highlighted.…
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This is presented with the same format as ATT. The final product will likely be different but we want to keep the release schedule going. Let us know what we can improve! Ladies and gentlemen… conspiracy maniacs, truth-seekers, and cosmic cage-fighters of the unknown—Welcome to the most bone-shaking, mind-breaking showdown in podcast history Here o…
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Today I sit down with Richard Saville-Smith, an independent scholar of madness, religion, and psychiatry. We discuss Richard’s book Acute Religious Experiences (2023), which argues that frameworks from Mad Studies can get us out from under the academy’s current habit of either pathologizing or sanitizing religious experiences. Along the way, we tal…
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Explore the teachings of the Temple of Set, one of the most influential yet misunderstood esoteric movements of the modern era. From Michael A. Aquino’s Diabolicon to the mysterious Leviathan Working, this lecture uncovers the philosophy of Xeper (self-becoming), the myth of Lucifer/Set, and the Temple’s quest for self-deification. Drawing on peer-…
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This week, we're joined by author M.T. Anderson as we dive into the thrilling tale of Nicked, the true story of a medieval heist to steal the holy body of Saint Nicholas and save Bari from plague. We take a step-by step approach to the heist and use it as an example for how you can adapt real relic thieves and heists into your TTRPGS & stories. Che…
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Welcome one and all, as we mark the Feast of the Beheading of the Baptist, and indeed our fiftieth episode of RFG! Marking this holyday of decapitation, we are delighted to bring you an especially head-y installment this time. Our Sainted Day is Decollation of Saint John the Baptist, prompting discussion of both the church history and popular myths…
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Eric Jensen is joined by Ohio Phil and Steven to break down the BLOCKBUSTER trade between the Packers and Cowboys. The guys discuss the Packers new outlook and how only God himself can save the Cowboys. Finally we get to MVP picks, congratulations to Joey Bosa on winning MVP. Packers side of the trade (5:00) Cowboys' side of the trade (24:00) Award…
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The conversation delves into various societal issues, including the concept of privilege, body image debates, health concerns, conspiracy theories surrounding climate lockdowns, and the implications of government regulations on personal freedoms. Our Sponsors: * Check out Mood and use my code ALIEN for a great deal: https://mood.com Advertising Inq…
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In this video, I explore Aleister Crowley’s The Vision and the Voice and why it remains one of the most powerful and unsettling texts in the Western esoteric tradition. I look at how the figure of Babalon emerges as both a theophany and a ritual of unmaking, and how this visionary work challenges our assumptions about magic, subjectivity, and divin…
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Time travel is, if scientists are to be believed, impossible. That has never stopped science fiction writers, who have made it one of their most frequently used and popular concepts. But if time travel is impossible, can it at least be made plausible? With his novel Timescape (1980), Gregory Benford sought to do just that. This believable SF epic d…
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In the vast blue above Mexico, on June 21, 1976, a student pilot named Rafael Pacheco PĆ©rez embarked on what should have been a brief flight from Mexico City to ChimalhuacĆ”n. But soon after takeoff, he vanished from radar—only to reappear mysteriously over Acapulco, a feat impossible in the given time and aircraft specifications. Then came the chil…
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We're getting into astrology this week! In part two of our final episode of necromancy, we explore the finer points of astrology and its importance in spell casting - so that you know exactly what moon phase is best to curse your enemies, conjure birds, or rout an army. Open Question to the Listeners: What should the metaphysically-significant inse…
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What do angels, secret languages, and occult orders have in common? Enochian magic. In this episode, we trace its evolution from John Dee’s apocalyptic visions in Elizabethan England to the ritual systems of the Golden Dawn, Aleister Crowley’s initiatory drama, and its surprising reinventions in contemporary occultism—from chaos magic to digital ri…
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Who was Saint Cyprian: a holy bishop, a legendary sorcerer, or both? In this video, I explore the enigmatic figure of Saint Cyprian through the lens of history, folk magic, and grimoire traditions. Drawing on academic sources and rare magical texts, we trace the evolution of his legend from early Christian writings to the Black Books of Norway, the…
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Science fiction is famously difficult to define. In 1952, the writer and editor Damon Knight famously wrote that "science fiction is what we point to when we say it." But what if what we point to is just the surface, just an aesthetic, and what really matters is what is underneath? This episode is a brief exploration of what I see as the important …
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Today I sit down with Willoughby Britton and Jared Lindahl, the interdisciplinary team from Brown University that is responsible for the ā€œVarieties of Contemplative Experienceā€ study on the challenges and adverse effects of meditation. We talk about the design, findings, and outcomes of the study, and how it opened up a new field of interdisciplina…
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The stars have aligned, but are you ready to conjure? In part one of our final episode of necromancy, we explore the nature of magic circles and how to ensure you're drawing the correct type for the demon you want to conjure. Join our discord community!Check out our Tumblr for even more!Support us on patreon! Get your copy of Marginal Worlds, a dec…
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This is an exploration of four short novels by a neglected female writer of SF who sought to subvert the genre from within. One happy development in recent years is the growing awareness of the contribution of women writers to the development of classic science fiction. Today, writers like Leigh Brackett, C. L. Moore, and Andre Norton are fairly we…
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What do bread blessings, hilltop fairs, and a Celtic god of light have in common? In this video, I explore the real history of Lammas and Lughnasadh, the first harvest festival in the Pagan Wheel of the Year. Drawing on peer-reviewed scholarship and historical sources, I trace the festival’s roots in ancient Celtic rites, its Christian transformati…
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What is the Church of the SubGenius? What if parody could be sacred? This video explores the Church of the SubGenius—a surreal blend of satire, esotericism, and counterculture. Discover the origins of ā€œBobā€ Dobbs, the mystery of Slack, and how this invented religion both mocks and mirrors spiritual belief. Drawing from academic research on contempo…
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In the shadowy margins of myth and forbidden lore, one practice stands as the most chilling of arcane arts. From whispered rituals beneath moonlit skies to ink-stained grimoires locked away in dusty vaults, the act of communing with the dead has both terrified and fascinated humanity for centuries. Ancient texts speak of sorcerers who dared to pier…
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What if divination doesn’t just reveal the future, but intervenes in it? In this episode, I explore the philosophical and esoteric dimensions of divination, asking what it really means to predict the future and whether that future can be changed. Drawing on thinkers from Boethius to Bergson, Kant to Crowley, I examine how different conceptions of t…
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