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Thomas Lombardo  discusses science fiction and the 2020 Coronavirus Crisis. Dystopian, post-apocalyptic sci fi has been one of the most prolific forms of popular entertainment in recent years. Visions of disintegrating societies, deserted cities, and scattered bands of survivors struggling to salvage the shreds of civilization have horrified and haunted viewers everywhere. Today, in the midst of t...

Colin E. Davis  and  Melissa Mari  discuss the 2020 Coronavirus Crisis. In this two-part show, we examine some of the inconsistencies surrounding the official story about so-called COVID-19 and the heavy-handed government response to it. Was crashing the global economy and bankrupting millions of people really an appropriate response to a disease that has thus far killed the equivalent of the popu...

Jasun Horsley  and I probe some of the darker dimensions of the coronavirus crisis. For millions of people worldwide, the routines and rhythms of daily life have abruptly been put on hold. Superficially, the story behind it all – that of a raging global pandemic – is simple and straightforward. However, even official accounts vary from day to day and from place to place, as infection and death rat...

Mark Stavish  discusses discipline, responsibility, and personal freedom in the age of coronavirus. If anything in these times is not what it at first appears to be, it is the coronavirus crisis. Millions worldwide are struggling to comprehend what is happening, and how the world around them – seemingly so safe, secure, and full of certainties – could have been turned on its head practically overn...

Dmitry Orlov  discusses the danger and opportunity of the 2020 Coronavirus crisis. ”’There is a lot happening in the world all at once right now. The entire planet is rapidly reconfiguring itself. The world is begging for a new post-capitalist, post-industrial order to be born…’ – a quote from Orlov’s latest book  The Meat Generation , published before the current crisis kicked off. The large scal...

Dave Gardner of  World Population Balance  asks: Are there too many people on planet Earth? The very subject of human population is so controversial and even taboo that it is almost impossible to discuss in any meaningful or objective manner. Those who favour population reduction are often cast as Malthusian misanthropists by their opponents, while those who believe that the Earth can easily suppo...

James Howard Kunstler  and I discuss the current coronavirus crisis and his latest book  Living in the Long Emergency: Global Crisis, the Failure of the Futurists, and the Early Adapters Who Are Showing Us the Way Forward . In his 2005 book,  The Long Emergency , Kunstler described the global predicaments that would pitch industrial civilization into political and economic turmoil in the 21st cent...

Jasun Horsley  discusses transhumanism and the colonization of space. The talk draws upon Jasun’s book  Prisoner of Infinity – UFOs, Social Engineering, and the Psychology of Fragmentation . Despite the idealism and hope surrounding the first manned space flights and missions to the Moon, in their wake the drive to explore and colonise space seemed to stall, or even regress. Dreams of cities on Ma...

Anthony Peake  discusses his book  The Hidden Universe – An Investigation Into Non-Human Intelligences . Since our very beginnings, human beings from all civilisations across the earth have encountered the ‘others’ – intelligent, self-motivated beings that are clearly not human in their origins. Peake offers a comprehensive survey of such otherworldly visitors, from gods, angels, demons and djinn...

Thomas Sheridan  and  Greg Moffitt  discuss hauntology and music. In his book  Ghosts of My Life , Mark Fisher defined hauntology as ”’music and culture that draws from and examines a sense of loss of a post war utopian progressive modernist future that was never quite reached.’ Hauntological music has been described as music that evokes cultural memory and the aesthetics of the past, fixated on i...

Kingsley Dennis  discusses his book  Healing the Wounded Mind: The Psychosis of the Modern World and the Search for the Self. Any thinking person watching television or reading a newspaper today is bound to wonder if humanity has lost its mind, and in a way, we have. What can only be described as mass psychosis is sweeping the world with gathering force, unhinging individuals, institutions, and na...

Mitch Horowitz  discusses his book  The Power of Sex Transmutation . (Stream / download audio at bottom of page) For most people, sex is simply about pleasure or procreation, and sometimes a bit of both. But what if I told you that it holds the potential to transform your entire life and help you achieve your ultimate hopes, dreams, and ambitions? A man will do almost anything, go to almost any le...

Brian Francis Culkin  discusses his book  The Meaning of Trump . The election of Donald Trump was a shattering moment for the political sensibilities of America, immediately sending the country into a frenzy of rage, disbelief, and invective, amid a never-ending media circus that has bordered on the absurd, and arguably crossed the line. But the question still remains: what does it all mean? The M...

Dominic Frisby  discusses his book  Daylight Robbery: How Tax Shaped Our Past and Will Change Our Future . The world around us appears to be falling apart. Political discord, protests and social unrest, riots and wars, climate chaos, and economic collapse. Incompetent, corrupt, or tyrannical governments often have a hand in this gathering global disorder, funded to great extent by extracting money...

Part three with  Jasun Horsley  discussing his book  Prisoner of Infinity – UFOs, Social Engineering, and the Psychology of Fragmentation . Part one is  here . Part two is  here . This session wraps up the discussion started in part two, delving further into the depths that lie beneath the surface of culture and society. Seething with secret agendas, mind control, and mass manipulation, its hidden...

Ben Reynolds  discusses his book  The Coming Revolution: Capitalism in the 21st Century . Radical advances in automation, robotics, and computer technology have thrown millions out of work and will only continue to do so in the years to come. At the same time, cheap, individually-accessible machines will wrestle for primacy with both advanced, highly-automated factories and sweatshops alike, ultim...

Part two with  Jasun Horsley  discussing his book  Prisoner of Infinity – UFOs, Social Engineering, and the Psychology of Fragmentation . Part one is  here . In this second session, we delve further into the depths that lie beneath the surface of culture and society. Seething with secret agendas, mind control, and mass manipulation, its hidden realms may hold secret knowledge for transformation an...

Mitch Horowitz  discusses his book  The Miracle Club – How Thoughts Become Reality . Following in the footsteps of a little-known group of esoteric seekers from the late 19th Century who called themselves ‘the Miracle Club’, Mitch Horowitz shows that the spiritual wish fulfilment practices known as the Law of Attraction, Positive Thinking, ‘The Secret’, and the Science of Getting Rich actually wor...

Brian Keating , author of  Losing the Nobel Prize: A Story of Cosmology, Ambition, and the Perils of Science’s Highest Honor , discusses the role of imagination and creativity in shaping the world around us and our future. As perhaps the most curious species on Earth, from the very beginning we have been driven to probe the mysteries of our planet, uncover its inner workings, and use this knowledg...

Erik Davis  discusses his book  High Weirdness – Drugs, Esoterica, and Visionary Experience in the Seventies . A study of the spiritual provocations to be found in the work of Terence McKenna, Robert Anton Wilson and Philip K. Dick, High Weirdness charts the emergence of a new psychedelic spirituality that arose from the American counterculture of the 1970s. These three authors changed the way mil...

Dean Radin  discusses his book  Real Magic – Ancient Wisdom, Modern Science, and a Guide to the Secret Power of the Universe . The principles that form the scientific materialist world-view assert that everything can be understood like the gears of a clock, and that events unfold forward in time in a strictly orderly fashion. They tell us that everything can be described with real properties that...

Bernie Taylor  asks  Are We Alone in the Cosmos? Human self-awareness and contemplation of past, present, and future appear to make us unique among life on Earth and within its solar system. But are we unique within the wider galaxy or even the entire universe?  The Drake Equation  suggests that the cosmos should be teeming with intelligent life, so why have we yet to make contact? While there are...

Thomas Sheridan  discusses hauntology and cult pop culture of the past. Part one is  here In his book  Ghosts of My Life , Mark Fisher defined hauntology as "music and culture that draws from and examines a sense of loss of a post war utopian progressive modernist future that was never quite reached." The 1970s was a decade rich with hauntological themes, many of which stemmed from both the promis...

Thomas Sheridan  discusses hauntology and cult pop culture of the past. Part two is  here In his book  Ghosts of My Life , Mark Fisher defined hauntology as ”’music and culture that draws from and examines a sense of loss of a post war utopian progressive modernist future that was never quite reached.’ The 1970s was a decade rich with hauntological themes, many of which stemmed from both the promi...

Jasun Horsley  discusses his book  Prisoner of Infinity – UFOs, Social Engineering, and the Psychology of Fragmentation . Prisoner of Infinity examines modern-day accounts of UFOs, alien abductions, and psychism to uncover a century-long program of psychological fragmentation, collective indoctrination, and covert cultural, social, and mythic engineering. Whether it is the forces of God, governmen...