JMG on Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio

[ecosophia]

For some reason my about-to-be-released book The King in Orange: The Magical and Occult Roots of Political Power is getting more than the usual amount of interest from the podcasting community.  (Partly the publisher, Inner Traditions, is doing a very good job of scaring up prospects, but I think it's more than that.) Here's the latest, a two hour interview with Miguel at Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio; the first half is free, the second is for subscribers. We had a good lively talk; Miguel's summary is spot on: 

"This birds-eye view of archetypal/magical influences taps into the ideas of Robert Chambers, CG Jung, Ioan Culiano, Giordano Bruno, Oswald Spengler, and other magicians of the mind. The empire is collapsing, you see, and it’s a choice of becoming sacrificial victims or connecting with overlooked divinities and the land itself." 

Interested?  Check it out here. 

Comments

[cutekitten]

No matter how fussy the infant Sonkitten was, one song and one song only would always put him to sleep. The song? “Tom Dooley.” Didn’t matter if I sang it or the Kingston Trio sang it, as long as it was “Tom Dooley.”

I’m just glad it wasn’t “Helter Skelter.”

[mo_drui_mac_de]

The one song my child consistently dances to? MMMBop, by Hanson. I don't know where I went wrong as a parent.