Tristana joins me to revisit the classic dystopian horror from Alex Garland, Ex Machina since we are...
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Another open forum for a broader range of topics! Culture war, history, geopolitics, the NW0, Protestantism, atheism,...
Jay Dyer joins us to talk about predictive programming and what a civil war in America might...
Everyone is talking about it, but what is the bigger picture? First, we will establish that it...
This is a free half of a full conversation with Cameron MacGregor returns to cover the issues...
The propaganda of a coming, imminent collapse is heating up with new Obama-connected Netflix movies like Leave...
Saturday is fun day – where we entertain ourselves by refuting and demolishing the LOWEST HANGING FRUIT...
Tristana and I cover COP28, the alternative lifestyles we MUST accept to save the planet and how...
Jay Dyer and Jamie Hanshaw break down the new religion of the Goddess and ties to Aleister...
Today we will analyze the life and influence of Henry Kissinger, one of the key architects of...
Dune and the Dune series are the most profound science fiction novels of all time. In this...
We return to HOT debate with a few gnostics, some protestants and some questions about is/ought and...
In this stream I give my historical breakdown and analysis of the various sites and locations we...
Sam Tripoli hosts Isaac Weishaupt and Jay Dyer for a discussion of esoteric issues including the beast,...
Jamie joins me to cover two of the worst genres of horror for spooktober: BAD witch movies...
Jay Dyer breaks down Harari and company’s theories about the future of AI and the plan to...
Tonight we return to F-U-N time! FUN means riffing and reacting to the top ghost, witch, cryptid,...
Today we will have a casual conversation contrasting our histories of thought with Redeemed Zoomer. The conversation...
Tonight COTEL and I discuss the philosophy of John Vervareke and his analysis of meaning, flow state,...
This is not advocating drug use, but discussing the history of the drug trade as utilized by...
