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KunstlerCast 428 — Swimming in Deep Waters with Author Jasun Horsley
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Jasun Horsley is the author of many books, including Seen & Not Seen, Prisoner of Infinity, 16 Maps of Hell, and Big Mother, which examine how popular culture, politics, occultism, science, and pseudo-spirituality all overlap on a covert, multigenerational social-engineering continuum that includes secret societies, intelligence agencies, and organized crime networks. His own Children of Job podcast can be found on Substack and iTunes. Jasun currently keeps goats and chickens and tends grapes in Galicia, Spain, while reading about Jesus. He describes himself as a lifetime truth-seeker and "hell-mapper” and he does not use AI programs.
The KunstlerCast theme music is the beautiful Two Rivers Waltz written and performed by Larry Unger
433 episodes
KunstlerCast 428 — Swimming in Deep Waters with Author Jasun Horsley
KunstlerCast - Conversations: Converging Catastrophes of the 21st Century
Manage episode 500441483 series 11781
Jasun Horsley is the author of many books, including Seen & Not Seen, Prisoner of Infinity, 16 Maps of Hell, and Big Mother, which examine how popular culture, politics, occultism, science, and pseudo-spirituality all overlap on a covert, multigenerational social-engineering continuum that includes secret societies, intelligence agencies, and organized crime networks. His own Children of Job podcast can be found on Substack and iTunes. Jasun currently keeps goats and chickens and tends grapes in Galicia, Spain, while reading about Jesus. He describes himself as a lifetime truth-seeker and "hell-mapper” and he does not use AI programs.
The KunstlerCast theme music is the beautiful Two Rivers Waltz written and performed by Larry Unger
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