Our Undoing Radio

Host Jeremy Vaeni explores the powerful, universal meaning of a nightmare he had last night.  Plus, something about crack babies.

Communion, Transformation, and a ton of other books author, Whitley Strieber, joins Jeff Ritzmann and Jeremy Vaeni for a thought-provoking kickoff featuring more seagulls and crashing waves than an ear deserves to hear! [originally aired: 12/30/08]

What is the Trickster archetype? Why am I making OurUndoing.com completely free? As we shall find, the first question answers te second.

The Jer, along with a bevy of special guests, introduces Paratopia to a new generation in honor of his cohost, the late Jeff Ritzmann.

The question comes, Do some people not possess a soul? The answer is a deconstruction of the question, the person asking, and, well, the universe at large. Not bad for a season opener.

Host Jeremy Vaeni updates us on the Living Mystery Symposium, Paratopia, and points out the problems with UFO disclosure, and ufology in general, before circling back to our role in misunderstanding the mysteries that abound.

Let's talk about the upcoming Living Mystery Symposium live-streaming June 4th-6th. Let's talk about indigenous mind. Let's talk about the addition of the Paratopia podcast catalogue to Our Undoing Radio. And let's talk about Mystery with a capital M. Let's do all of this in about 15 minutes. No worries.   Then let's check out www.jaylonproductions.com  for more info on the symposium!

J. Newton Rayzor Chair in Philosophy and Religious Thought at Rice University, and Associate Director of the Center for Theory and Research at the Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California, Jeffrey J. Kripal joins us to talk about his book, The Flip: Epiphanies of Mind and The Future of Knowledge. To learn more about The Flip, please visit: https://blpress.org/books/the-flip/  

When we argue over the nature of a subject, what happens to the reality of it? Where does it go? 

As our state of perpetual damage-control keeps us in denial of our inner crisis, which we project onto Earth as a climate crisis, here's what not to do about it: anything.

Microbiologist Tyler Kokjohn joins us to talk about bringing our selfish ethics to outer space and microorganisms to the moon.

Perhaps it's time to stop using the word "kundalini" to describe the impersonal energy that comes alive in the body when you yield control. Here’s why.

For a growing number of people QAnon is over. This is how it can stay over for them if they hear it. Also, while we're at it, let's demystify the spell Donald Trump held over so many people in a way you've never heard before, on this, the--fingers crossed!—final political episode of Our Undoing Radio.

What deeper issue, beyond politics, was the storming of the Capitol Building about? In this episode, we bring it to the surface.

Is it time to leave social media in the dust and actually be with ourselves and each other?

Professional Hypnotist James Hazelrig schools us on hypnosis and subliminal messaging in terms of the QAnon cult and advertising.

Violence is a natural language that we have perverted into systems and entire ways of being in this world simply because we can. This is what happens when culture is disconnected from Earth.

Host Jeremy Vaeni was unleashing kundalini energy on his gazebo, when this episode came fully formed. The energy walked him indoors to record it. The result is a fusion of what came to him then and ideas from the episode he originally wanted to record. In other words, this episode is a fusion of personal and impersonal thoughts on reality by one person who lives both states of mind simultaneously.

What’s going on with all of these middle-aged white women throwing temper tantrums in public? Is it really just middle-aged white women? Will it be for long?

Is life an illusion? Should we cultivate non-attachment? Where does meaning fit into these questions? Let's find out from a cat named Oscar.

Let’s hear about alien abductions from Jeremy, who has had them. Specifically, how they are neither aliens nor abductions.

Musicians used to stand for something. They used to question authority and speak out for justice. Where have all the musical protest voices gone? Let’s ask Singer/Songwriter Kristen Speller and her husband, Producer Marvin Speller.

Microbiologist Tyler Kokjohn is back to talk about what the future holds for the covid pandemic and our collapsing environment.

Microbiologist Tyler Kokjohn joins us to tackle the pressing question: Since there are more highly educated people than ever before, why are so many of our discussions inane? 

Is the world being influenced by black magicians or occult masters? How can we tell? And does it matter?