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Richard Grossinger
Bottoming Out The Universe
The program attempts to get to the bottom of it with author Richard Grossinger who we first met back in 2013 for 42 Minutes 105. Most recently he published 'Bottoming Out The Universe' by Park...
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Bill & Ted Face the Music
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Jordan & Alan Face the Movie. Recorded the day before the Jupiter Saturn conjunction.
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Dr. Eric McLuhan
Part II of II of our conversation with Dr. Eric McLuhan, Canadian author/lecturer on a plethora of areas including Communication Theory, Media Ecology, Egyptology, Language, Finnegans Wake. Special...
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Negativland
It's the big messy Synchronize season finale! Mark Hosler of Negativland asks the last question at the Radio8Ball show hosted by Andy Shmushkin with Peter David Connelly of The Mona Reels. Alan Abbadessa-Green pays tribute to Negativland with a...
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Julie Atlas Muz, Mat Fraser
Burlesque performer & stage choreographer Julie Atlas Muz joins us to discuss the...
Actor & disabled rights activist Mat Fraser joins us to discuss the history of...
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![]() | A Kabbalistic Tree of Life built into the architecture of the city of Olympia, Washington provides the setting for Andras Jones’ psychedelic Walden Pond. Part travel guide, part intimate memoir, part gonzo self-help book, Accidental Initiations in The Kabbalistic Tree of Olympia is that rare literary feat; a living document. Invite yourself into its pages and prepare to be transformed, initiated and entertained. Whether Jones is holding forth on concepts such as The Pop Oracle, A Balanced Diet of Cults, Honor Among Men, or introducing readers to the artifact that gives the book its name, he does so with a keen wit and a provocateur’s knack for raising difficult issues; beginning conversations that will continue long after you have left its pages. At the heart of his story is Jones’ quest for justice and “awesomeness” in the face of what he calls “the boring haters.” It’s a personal tale of a man, a magickal item, and a small town on the banks of a vortex. Cover design by Justin Gray Morgan Click here to BUY ON Amazon.comClick here to BUY ON |
