Garden of Thought

Chris Ambs has been in the Garden on 3 prior occasions, but perhaps never regarding something so near and dear to him. We cover Norse mythology from it's historic region, to the unclear time origins, and creation to Ragnarok. Naturally, the MCU and comparative mythology/theology/legend is explored.

Professor Holly Doremus is the Director of Berkeley Law's Law of the Sea Institute. She's been an attorney and law professor for almost three decades. She also has a Bachelor's of Science and a Ph. D. She discusses the law of the sea and the intricacies of international law, how border lines are drawn, and how international law continues to be a bit of the coalition of the willing. We discuss the...

Trey Hudson has a resume of life long expertise, service and experience from being an Eagle Scout to being a DoD civilian posted in Afghanistan. He's also led multiple paranormal research expeditions which have had multiple successful contacts in an undisclosed region of the American South. His new book provides the harrowing details. He shares some of those stories with The Garden today.

We're rejoined by C the Superior to discuss Anime with our guest Demetrius Holt. Demetrius is prominent cosplayer and activist. He takes us through the various periods of Anime (big 3's) and both Demetrius and C give us their essential top 5 and some personal favorites. Of course. I ask about crazy hair and porn. Geeks now wield the power.

MG Stephens is a second generation medium. Perhaps this is why she isn't just a medium with phastasms, but also demons and extraterrestrials. From a very young age, she knew she was different. She experienced supernatural encounters as early as age 2. Her recently published book, "The Boogeyman Chronicles", is an autobiography designed to convey to confused mediums, that they are not alone. She al...

JP Bristow hosts The Russian Empire History Podcast and joins us in the Garden to discuss his show and provides basically a prequel of what becomes the Russian Empires. He shares his wealth of knowledge and experience (he lived in the region for 17 years) regarding the peoples, linguistics, religions, and the conflicts which still simmer today. Of course we also discuss some gods, legends and mons...

Arthur Faram is former air traffic controller and historial researcher who has authored 3 books. He coined the term Glyphology and has studied these border markers that exist around the world, defining ancient and modern borders and showing continuity of traditions from 29,000 BCE to Sumeria to the Americas. We discuss the Templars, Freemasons, Ancestral Japanese, Vikings, Annunaki, and more. This...

Katrina Blake, AKA Kat Storm, is a published romance novelist, hosts a podcasr, has a YouTube channel, does interviews in association with an independent wrestling promotion, and works with the Women's Wrestling Network. She's interviewed and worked with Madusa, Mercedes Martinez, Malachi Black, and so many others. She's someone who appears to be on the cusp.

Gretchen Cornwall is an author and researcher, who is an expert in the Templars and their surrounding history. She also researches their mysterious disappearance past that fateful Friday the 13th. From the Holy Land throughout the European continent across the Atlantic, she takes us on a historicaljourmey that might culminate in North America, but detours with mermaids, meta-humans, and the sacred...

From an undisclosed location, our friendly, neighborhood aerospace engineer returns into the Garden and we review some of the recent, current and near future developments in space tech and excusions. We discuss the law of space, such as it might be. We also engage in some rank punditry, high sophistry, and carck an obligatory Uranus joke.

In this exciting crossover event, the Garden joins "Sweet and Good Torah" amd explores some of our favorite topics from a Judaism perspective. Lon Shor is the host of "Sweet and Good Torah". For a little extra scholarly brain muscle, we brought in Moshe Cohen. We're talking Nephilim and Giants, angels and demons, Satan is not the devil, Lilith, afterlifes, reincarnation, end of days. As we learned...

Jamaal Wiliams is from Los Angeles, he's in his 30's, African American, and he's a Conservative. A fairly recent convert to boot. What caused this change? How was it received by friends and family? Listen and find out. I also manage to fall into my own tiger trap and talk way too much about politics.

Ryan Musgrave-Evans enters the Garden this week to discuss our potential cousins, forebearers, or otherwise: collectively the Cryptoterrestrials. The possible answer to everything that goes bump in the night, myths, scripture, legends, and ET lore. Basically, the reconciliation of Hancock, Sitchin & quantum time travellers. Listen and expand inwards.

My guests are Oriana Brooks and Ana Nephilim. Both are professional belly dancers. Oriana is a published author on the subject and a member of the UNESCO Council regarding this art form. They take us on a journey regarding the foundations, influences. geographies, etc that has led to the world wide phenomena of belly dancing.

One of the oldest pantheons in mythology is from Egypt. Whether it's Isis or Osiris, or ties to the Atlantis myth, we all know a little. Aspharte and Ishtar and Athena were all versions of Egyptian dieties. Egyptian magic is tied to it's mythos. The Garden welcomes again Mogg Morgan, publisher of the Mandrake newsletter and published author on Egyptian magic, to provide an exposition on all of the...

Maia Chrystine returns to give us a refresher on the Akashic record and how best to access it through technology. She discusses her life's work and her current mission: to provide a worldwide grid of positive, healing energy.

Richard Rokeby is a former member of the United Kingdom miltary and a police detective. He's spent considerable time researching the events of the early 1920's in Central England, as well as studying historical aspects of the region. It seems as though the area is arecurring site of visitations. But from who or what? That's the subject of his new book and he discussed it all in the Garden.

This is a story about a football coach volunteering with other coaches and the NFL to work with kids. Thanksgiving is about giving and football.

Philip Kinsella and his twin brother both had encounters with what they believe to be aliens. They had very different experiences often at different times. Since then, they have both worked in the research field. Philip has published several books and shares his story with us in detail. We explore his encounter, his impressions, and the legacy effects.

Paul Ascough is a retired miltary and medically trained man from the UK. He's also witnessed and studied UFO's and extra terrestrial/dimensional beings for over four decades. He a published author and member of the premier British UFologist research organization. He tells his story here.

Tom Carey is an academic and Air Force veteran with a Top Secret/CRYPTO clearance. He also is one of the foremost experts on what happened at Roswell. He's written several best selling books and has appeared on numerous TV and radio shows. He's studied and investigated the occurrences at and after Roswell for over 30 years.

Award winning poet, Jennifer Sutherland, re-enters the Garden to discuss the concept and constructs of Hell in literature. From Greek to Biblical to Milton and The Descent, and so much more in between, before and since. Hell is everywhere this very illuminating Helloween.

Rev. Jim Willis is not your typical Reverend. He's run the gamut from Evangelical to Animist, but has never left Christianity. He's study history and scripture. He's written multiple books including his latest, "Censoring God". He doesn't mean in school or by the State, etc. He doesn't only mean the New Testament either. Time to hear from the author himself.

Halloween treats continue from your friends at GoD. This is a re-release of your host and the great Kevin Castle, discussing our favorite horror films from the good old days through the almost present.

This week, we're joined by C the Superior who introduces us to the likely first piece of Vampire literature, We discuss books including Bram Stoker's classic, Bernard Lumpley, Anne Rice, Twilight, The Strain, and more. We also talk about movies including Blade, Underworld, the Lost Boys; TV shows from Buffy to True Blood to The Vampire Diaries. Of course, we explore connections to The Bible, Egypt...