Best The Hidden Passage Podcasts (2024)

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Anais Nin, Henry Miller, & the Villa Seurat 17:44

1M ago17:44

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In this episode, we stroll into a hidden gem behind the well-known streets of Montparnasse: the Villa Seurat. This is a small street described in the famous Diaries of Anais Nin. Villa Seurat also appears in the work of her lover, Henry Miller, although he disguises the identity of the street by calling it “Villa Borghese”. This part of the 14th ar…

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Preterism vs. Futurism: What Does Revelation Really Say? 1:44:32

1M ago1:44:32

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The history of Preterism and Futurism are the topic of this latest examination of the ‘little season’ theory which is the concept that we are now in a post rapture, post Millennial Kingdom and are living in the ‘little season’ when the devil is released from the pit before the end of the age. Carl and Bryan welcome special guest J.T. from the Chris…

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Pop songs & cigarettes - Serge Gainsbourg on rue de Verneuil 18:33

2M ago18:33

18:33

In this episode, we visit a classic Left Bank street, the rue de Verneuil... which has a lively 20th century cultural record: This is where writer James Baldwin first landed in Paris, where singer Juliette Gréco lived, and where songwriter Serge Gainsbourg wrote, loved, smoked, and drank--today, his former home is the location of the Gainsbourg mus…

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Covid Retro with Dr Paul Alexander, Chief Scientific Advisor for The Wellness Company 1:22:06

2M ago1:22:06

1:22:06

We were extremely pleased to interview Dr. Paul Alexander who is the Chief Scientific Advisor for The Wellness Company from Canada. He graduated from Oxford University, McMaster University and the University of Toronto. He was also senior advisor to the W.H.O. and senior advisor to the Trump administration reporting directly to the Oval office in 2…

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Theatre & Decadence in La Nouvelle Athènes 14:39

3M ago14:39

14:39

In this episode, we visit the "New Athens", a newly-restored neighborhood once inhabited by theatre stars, courtesans, and painters. Find out who Napoleon Bonaparte bought bedroom furniture for, admire some truly lovely 1820s architecture, and admire the decadent visionary artistry of Symbolist painter Gustave Moreau. For photos, please check out m…

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Fear is the Fuel That Fires the Furnace of Disease | Dr Ben Tapper 1:18:44

2M ago1:18:44

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Today we discuss all the sordid history and deadly track records of VACCINES. Dr. Ben Tapper has studied vaccinations and adverse reactions for over twenty years and gives many lectures on this subject nationally. He is an expert on Epigenetic's and is the executive producer of ‘THE TIME IS NOW”. We start is the era of the Small Pox vaccinations wh…

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The magic of immersive connection experiences with Looby Macnamara and Leona Johnson 45:03

3M ago45:03

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In this inspiring and enriching conversation Leona and Looby talk about the Model of The Eight Shields and how following the natural patterns of flow from daily and seasonal, to life stages and their corresponding energies, can create the optimum conditions for connection, healing and growth. Using this model powerful fields of connection and emerg…

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Medical Fear Porn with Dr Jim Thorp 1:06:05

4M ago1:06:05

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Join us for this latest controversial breakdown of the insane fear narrative used by the powers that be to scare you to death. We should never forget the fake DEATH CLOCK, the faux images of people “dropping dead’ in the streets of China or the face diapers which did nothing but make you breathe your own bacteria! They are now admittedly useless in…

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Supernatural Spaces 3: The Old, Straight Track | Ley Lines | Energy Grid | Riding the Dragon 1:25:01

4M ago1:25:01

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Send us a Text Message. In this installment of the sacred space series we explore theories regarding currents of supernatural energy believed to form a networking system of vital force throughout the world. We begin with an introduction to Alfred Watkins’s theory of ley lines, straight alignments of sacred sites (holy wells, legendary trees), megal…

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The Passage des Panoramas 18:58

5M ago18:58

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We focus on the Passage des Panoramas & the Passage Jouffroy--two of my favourite covered passageways in Paris today. Back in the 1800s, Parisians window-shopped, met for pastry and tea, and browsed music stories to find the latest compositions in these arcades, and really, things haven't all changed that much. This episode includes the story of th…

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Back to the Grands Boulevards 20:35

6M ago20:35

20:35

In this episode, we continue our stroll along the Grands Boulevards, exploring some wild stories, literati, and even an assassination attempt that resulted in the brand new Garnier Opera house being built. And I get to chat about some of my favourite Parisians from the past, including General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, the Revolutionary hero & father …

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Brute Beasts and Hidden History | Guest JT 1:22:21

6M ago1:22:21

1:22:21

This episode brings on an amazing researcher names J.T., who walks us down the underground paths of Hidden History. Bryan and Carl open the historical texts from FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS, who was a Jewish, Roman Historian. Most of the early information he recorded is hardly known or understood by todays populace. There are so many events he describes inclu…

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Habitations of Darkness 1: Spiritual Mysteries in Colonial America | Native v. Puritan Perspectives 1:16:24

6M ago1:16:24

1:16:24

Send us a Text Message. This episode covers the religious history of New England, beginning with the first migrations of the Clovis people, to the journey of the pilgrims to Massachusetts and through the early colonial period, leading up to the beginning of King Philip’s War. We explore the spiritual philosophies of both the Puritans as well as Nat…

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The Leopard, Burslem - A Rich History to a Bitter End - The Red Haired Stokie 23:07

6M ago23:07

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In this episode, we shine a spotlight on the legendary Leopard Inn, Burslem, a once-thriving public house and hotel with a captivating past. As we embark on this journey through time, we diligently trace the Leopard Inn's history, unearthing records and anecdotes that date back over 300 years or more. However, tragedy struck this iconic establishme…

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Real Skinwalkers | Bryan Sadler 45:54

8M ago45:54

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Come as we delve into the ancient past of folklore and Shamans who have learned how to change shape through their sorcery. Carl and Bryan dissect the latest popular distraction of SKINWALKERS and what they really are. Like like any legend as the story is passed around, elements are added to it to make it seem new and exciting. From shapeshifters to…

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Close Encounters | Tim Cridland & Bryan Sadler 1:13:14

8M ago1:13:14

1:13:14

Today Carl and Bryan welcome Tim Cridland to explore the latest close encounter of an alien being by a family in Las Vegas. They examine reports of a UFO crashing in the backyard of a family who say there were eight to ten feet tall beings with huge eyes trying to hide from them. Covering a long history of sightings in Las Vegas , once know as the …

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Bigfoot's Classified Connection to Government Experiments | Guests Alonso Rodrigez & Tim Cridland 1:15:25

8M ago1:15:25

1:15:25

In this special episode, Carl features Tim Cridland aka ZAMORA THE TORTURE KING; a sideshow performer with a rich history in the paranormal and “WEIRD—OLOGY”. Tim speaks about the famous anthropologist Grover Krantz who he interviewed twice and was one of the first main stream scientists to come out in support of the belief in BIGFOOT as a living b…

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Belle Epoque Spectacle: Grands Blvds (part 1) 24:07

8M ago24:07

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In this episode, we celebrate the holidays with a stroll past the Opera Garnier. Bright department store windows, glittering performances, and even cinema lights: the Grands Boulevards has it all. This is where the Lumiere Brothers introduced film to Paris audiences, and where Nadar ran his 19th-century photography studio. As always, for more info,…

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Mme de Pompadour, the French President, and me 19:45

9M ago19:45

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Today's podcast visits the French President's palace, L’Élysée. The 365-room mansion has a history that oozes personality: once the home of Madame de Pompadour, Napoleon Bonaparte's sister Caroline also lived here for a few years. Caroline was described as "having the body of Venus and the brain of Machiavelli", which was probably not intended as a…

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Supernatural Spaces 2: Where Spirits, Gods, & Monsters Dwell | Earth Magick | Portals Between Realms 1:09:43

10M ago1:09:43

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode we investigate on a deeper level the facets of sacred space, beginning with how these special locations were identified in the landscape through ecstatic experience and divination, to how they were used by magical practitioners, and the spirits and other beings which inhabited them, as well as their function …

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Rue Bonaparte, a Left Bank classic 12:48

11M ago12:48

12:48

Visit the street where New Yorker writer Janet Flanner lived, where the Beaux Arts school still stands, and of course, where de Beauvoir and Sartre once held court... The rue Bonaparte is a Left Bank Saint-Germain classic. For photos, check out my website! Thanks as always to Bremner Fletcher for technical expertise, and general know-how. The Impro…

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Supernatural Spaces 1: Creation Mysteries | How Spirit Shaped the Cosmos | Center of the World 59:52

1y ago59:52

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Send us a Text Message. Part 1 of our exploration of Earth’s supernatural mysteries. The ancients believed that certain places in the world held great spiritual power and sought to live near and utilize them. What was it about these sites that had, and continue to have, such a profound effect on humanity? In this episode we explore the concept of s…

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Zola's complicated life on rue de Bruxelles 20:12

12M ago20:12

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Writer Emile Zola was once so poor, he pawned all his clothes and kept only a single bedsheet to sleep in. But by the time he moved into the quiet rue de Bruxelles below Place de Clichy, he had become a respected member of the middle class, a well-known journalist and a prolific novelist. Paris-born, Zola was a complicated man, and in this podcast,…

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Working With Men with Piers Cross 1:06:26

1y ago1:06:26

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Things we talk about in this episode Working with Men, We can be vulnerable, i can thrive in relationships, Boarding school trauma Life in a monastery- Falling apart and putting self back together again Mens work- Andy’s man club- it's ok to speak. The Work- Folsom Prison- Vulnerability is a super power. By talking we give permission for others to …

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The Library on the Left Bank 11:19

1y ago11:19

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In this episode, we visit the American Library in Paris, on the easily-overlooked little street of General Camou. This is a very short street, in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, and it's worth visiting both for the library, if you're an English-language reader, and for the architecture--both extremes of the 20th century are represented within one b…

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Molly Leigh - the True History of an Independent, Wealthy, Land Owning Woman - The Red Haired Stokie 38:39

1y ago38:39

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Join me on a captivating journey as we delve into the remarkable life of Molly Leigh, the Burslem Witch. Uncover the true history of this extraordinary woman—a fiercely independent, wealthy landowner who defied societal norms in 18th-century England. We shed light on Molly's life, her alleged witchcraft, and the enduring legacy she left behind. Dis…

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Uncovering the Myths and Legends of Staffordshire - The Red Haired Stokie 46:58

1+ y ago46:58

46:58

Staffordshire has a rich history filled with myths and legends that have been passed down through generations. From headless horsemen to ancient burial sites, this region is filled with stories that are both intriguing and mysterious. I will be talking about the folklore of Staffordshire, exploring some of the most fascinating myths and legends tha…

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The University of La Nouvelle Vague 13:09

1y ago13:09

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In this episode, we start in front of the beautiful Sorbonne and walk down the single block of rue Champollion. Named for the man who first successfully translated Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics, this street includes a movie theatre that's now an historical monument. For film times (!) and extra info about rue Champollion check out my website! Than…

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Integrative medicine, psychedelic well-being retreats and the power of nature connection with Dr Duncan Still 1:04:43

1y ago1:04:43

1:04:43

Things we talk about in this episode How the mainstream medical establishment is opening to integrative medicine 5 Ways to wellbeing- New Economic Foundation Phil Hammond-What causes your health issues. CLANGERS Connect-Learning-Active-Noticing-Gratitude-Eating well-Resting-Sleeping Nature as a way to better health Green social prescribing Psychede…

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A Staffordshire Serial Killer - William Palmer, The Rugeley Poisoner - The Red Haired Stokie 38:18

1+ y ago38:18

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Join me this week as I dive into the dark and twisted crimes of William Palmer, also known as the Rugeley Poisoner. During the 1800s Palmer gained notoriety as one of the most prolific serial killers in English history, using arsenic to murder multiple victims, including his own family members and friends. Charles Dickens even called him "the great…

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Hidden History, the Tunnels and Passages Underneath Staffordshire - The Red Haired Stokie 37:17

1+ y ago37:17

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This week is all about the history hidden beneath our feet. You cannot walk anywhere in Staffordshire without there being a rumour of some secret passageway. I look at some of the rumours and investigate them, I've even been inside a few! To learn more and to see the photographs that accompany this podcast, visit www.theredhairedstokie.co.uk Suppor…

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Sacred Breath with Kerry Veitch 51:13

1+ y ago51:13

51:13

Things we talk about in this episode Many different ways to breath Breath as a way to access pure presence and consciousness. Many health and wellbeing benefits to breathing The rise in awareness due to breathwork and technology and lockdown A way to help us come back to our essence and connect to ourselves as natural beings, one with life. Out of …

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Atlantis, The Lost Continent Part 2: Seeders of Civilization 1:03:41

1+ y ago1:03:41

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Send us a Text Message. In the conclusion to our study of Atlantis, we dive into myths regarding "culture heroes", such as Quetzalcoatl and Oannes, mysterious divine beings who came from distant lands bearing gifts of knowledge which jumpstarted the great civilizations of the ancient world (Mesoamerca, Greece, Egypt, etc.) We also look at stories o…

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Mother's as Leaders with Emma Gorbutt 58:17

1+ y ago58:17

58:17

Things we talk about in this episode Living at Earth worm- radical routes housing co-op. Humans as interdependent beings. Radical Routes- National Network of intentional communities. The importance of supportive Networks Mother Nature Project- International Project- Mother Nature Card Decks and Mother Nature Circles- Personal growth. A global need …

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Medicine, Monks, and Revolutionaries 20:35

1+ y ago20:35

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In this episode, we walk along the medieval rue de l’Ecole de Medecine, the Street of the School of Medicine, on the edge of the Latin Quarter. This street was also the birthplace of the Divine actress Sarah Bernhardt, and extremely important to the Revolutionaries like Marat & Danton. Our inspiration comes from an 1866 photograph taken by fascinat…

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Encounters With The Unknown 3 (Part 2) 47:16

1+ y ago47:16

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Send us a Text Message. In the conclusion to the third installment of the series, we hear stories regarding Mexican fairy faith, demonic obsession, and a wrong turn during a drive that leads to another dimension. I also go over a few of my own out of body experiences involving astral visitors, and we listen to a strange EVP captured on my sleep rec…

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Atlantis, The Lost Continent Part 1: When Death Danced Upon The Earth 50:09

1+ y ago50:09

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Send us a Text Message. "History became legend, legend became myth."- J.R.R Tolkien In this episode we cover the original story of the fabled lost civilization as recorded by Plato. Then, we will look at the universal flood myth as a possible account of the cataclysm that destroyed Atlantis, exploring several legends from Europe to the Americas. Ev…

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Art Nouveau into Nouveau Paris 17:26

1+ y ago17:26

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In this episode, we focus on architecture & successful new approaches to urban design, from the Haussmann era's Square des Batignolles, up to the brand new street named for cellist Mstislav Rostropovitch. This route includes gorgeous Art Nouveau apartment buildings, the surprisingly lovely, brand-spanking-new, Tour Unic by Yansong Ma, and a secret …

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Encounters with the Unknown 3: Almost Human 48:10

1+ y ago48:10

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Send us a Text Message. In this continuation of the encounters with the unknown series, we descend into the uncanny valley to hear some more incredible true accounts of the supernatural, dealing with entities, that, perhaps were once human. Witches, vampires (graveyard variety & psychic), and of course, gnomes… there's something for everyone here. …

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The Insomniac on rue de la Bûcherie 15:34

1+ y ago15:34

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In this episode, meet the 18th-century insomniac writer & printer, Restif de la Bretonne. Paris is chilly in January, so it seems appropriate to walk along the rue de la Bûcherie, where logs were once unloaded from boats on the Seine, back in the days when Parisians heated their apartments with wood-burning fires. This is the Left Bank street where…

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A History of Influence: Ancient Aliens and The Origins of Humanity 1:05:13

1+ y ago1:05:13

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode we speak with a fellow truth seeker on the possibility that extraterrestrial beings had a significant hand in creating humanity and shaping our path of development throughout history. This conversation focuses on the major interventions by various species at certain key historical junctures. Support the Show.…

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The Defender of Time 15:03

1+ y ago15:03

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In this episode, I chat with Heather Stimmler about the Quartier de l'Horloge, in the 3rd arrodissement beside the Pompidou Center. We visit restored automaton, admire its music, and discuss whether a breathing dragon would make a reassuring clock... Happy New Year from everyone here at Improbable Walks, and big thanks to Heather! Check out her Sec…

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Santa Claus, the Mushroom Shaman, Planetary Elf God 23:03

1+ y ago23:03

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode we explore the mysterious origins of Santa Claus. We will cover three alternative theories, firstly, that Santa was based on Siberian shamanism and hallucinogenic mushrooms, secondly, that he was based on fairy folklore, and third, that he is a representation of the pagan god, Saturn. Which, if any, of these …

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Archeological Anomalies and the Return of the Nephilim with Gary Wayne 1:15:15

1+ y ago1:15:15

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Gary Wayne joins Carl Crew to discuss the trail of mysterious and suppressed truths and relics which give credence to a hidden historical narrative kept from the general public at all costs. From the skeletons of creatures not acknowledged by ‘science’ to innumerate examples of monolithic architecture created without the ability of knowledge even b…

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Midwinter: Saturnalia, Yule, & The Origins of Christmas 54:52

1+ y ago54:52

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Send us a Text Message. The period of time from late December to early January was spiritually significant to ancient cultures. The ancient midwinter festivals directly shaped our Christmas and New Year's holidays. This episode traces the history from the very beginning all the way to modern day, exploring feasts like Saturnalia and Yule. Discover …

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Will the Mark of the Beast be the Last Passage Into the Trans-Human State? Guest Gary Wayne 1:10:34

2y ago1:10:34

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Join us for another special episode with the amazing Gary Wayne with Carl and Bryan to highlight the long and ever-changing image of not only the Anti-Christ but his mark of the beast. Many ‘Anti-Christs’ have been kept in the wings as the enemy is always aware that his time is short. Remember when the bar codes came onto the market replacing the c…

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Mortician Reveals the Deadly Consequences of Vaccines 1:42:37

2y ago1:42:37

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THIS EPISODE COVERS in detail the horrendous trail of lies and death as we resurrect repressed information stretching back into the early 1900s. Winding backwards we track vaccine historical facts to the SWINE FLU and POLIO that has metastasized into the HIV whirlwind that left millions upon millions of people permanently damaged and dead. SPONSORS…

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Walkers Between the Worlds: Shamanism as a Global Phenomenon 1:05:31

2y ago1:05:31

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Send us a Text Message. In this episode we explore the ins and outs of shamanism, the art of working with spirits and traveling to other realms. Beginning with its roots in Siberia, we will connect it with similar traditions around the world, examining everything from ancient cave art to studies on altered states of consciousness. Finally, we will …

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The Queen's Flower Market 16:12

2y ago16:12

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Today, let's visit a flower market on Ile de la Cité, right in the middle of Paris. Two good reasons to check this area out now: first, the Marché aux fleurs is due to be renovated, and second, back in 2014, the market was named for Queen Elizabeth II--this is highly unusual, in France. We'll talk about why. We'll also discuss Mad King Louis (or, m…

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Prophecy Being Fulfilled Right In Front Of Our Eyes 1:26:24

2y ago1:26:24

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This episode is an intense wake-up call as we examine the different interpretations of scripture that will occur near the end of this present world. Pre, Mid and Post tribulation views are assessed as well as the appearance of the Anti-Christ. It seems like every day there is another prophecy being fulfilled from the drying up of the Euphrates rive…

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