A weekly podcast about magic, culture and the paranormal. Coming to you from Tasmania
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It's that time of half-year again! Forecastapalooza. With returning champ, Austin Coppock. more
An Amazonian solo show this week, exploring the one-year anniversary of providing shamanic energy healings. more
Something different -and personally very exciting- this week. In the few days in between my Ecuadorian ayahuasca retreat and a return to my Peruvian jungle dieta, I got to visit the art school founded by my favourite artist, Pablo Amargino. Even bett... more
My grandparents lived near an occult shop called the Brass Unicorn. As a teen I used to sneak off to visit the shop. The smell of incense, the bizarre ritual devices, herbs and grimoires took me to another world. The fellow running the store was a scary looking old hippie with long scraggily beard and hair (a bit like Alan Moore) but he was a nice enough shopkeep. Thirty years on it's interesting how much occult philosophy has become mainstream. Rune Soup delves into a lot of these esoteric conc... more
Gee, people. I had the Moderna full course and its harmless. I did catch Delta rafter, but because I was vaccinated, it was no worse than a cold.
Some of the clearest thinking about the world on the planet at the moment. If Terence McKenna were still alive he'd be hanging out with Gordon.
captivated at first by the interesting guests in the show but dissapointed to hear the host speak over them alot of the time and just talk about themselves through alot of the interviews. Also bummed about the conspiritorial/anti mask/anti vax route the show has gone on.
When offered some great insight, Gordon never misses the chance to remind us that he knows all about that insight and should, by the way, remind us of his general cleverness and wittiness. Hope he gets over that. Otherwise good show.
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Rune Soup launched 7 years ago and published 279 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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