
Field-sporting philosopher and polemicist Sebastian Morello, along with wine-trader and esoteric weirdo Brian Scarffe, discuss the anti-rationalist, enchanted, theurgical, sophiological, Hermetic, liturgical, and alchemical means of recovering Platonic England, centred on sacred ecology and cosmic Christianity.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 32 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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With apologies for the hiatus... Brian and Sebastian explore the wonders and dangers of Perennialism.
Brian and Sebastian sit down with poet-farmer Michael Martin for a wide ranging conversation on the renewal of metaphysical imagination. The discussion moves through sacramental perception, the life of symbol and myth, beauty as a discipline of thoug... more
Professor Jason Baxter returns to discuss his newly released translation of the second part of Dante's Divine Comedy the Purgatorio.
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Brian and return guest Michal discuss the meaning of the stars and the history of cosmic narratives.
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Every one of these podcasts opens up the deep, wonderful mystery of the Catholic faith. I have found it immensely useful in my spiritual life. Strongly recommended.
I really hope these guys continue with this podcast and post soon! I’ve listened to every episode multiple times. It’s unbelievably refreshing to have people talking about a “re-enchanted world“ but then actually presenting what that means.
There is much said everywhere about the horrors of secular / technological modernity, and many philosophical critiques. But so few are able to to point to an actual vision of the world where objects, places, angels, actions etc. are so filled with real mean... more
Amazing podcast gentleman. Only on 3rd episode and I’m hooked.
Hey ye fellow travelers to the weird depths of the Great Catholic Tradition, its philosophical foundation and political implications.
The hosts of this Podcast bring much needed holy sorcery to the Faith and approach their topic with an equal measure of knowledge and humble curiosity. I think of it as sort of a Catholic answer and companion to the Orthodox re-enchantment movement around Pageau, De Young, Kingsnorth etc. but reaches much more boldly into the Weird and outright Magical elements o... more
Following Rod Dreher interviews led me here and what a place to be. The whole world has come alive in a new way.
I’m very grateful for this podcast. Thanks for the work you are doing. What a Cartesian quagmire I’ve been struggling with all these years - like a crab in a barrel.
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This show centers on philosophical spirituality, esotericism, and sacred ecology through long-form conversations that blend history, mysticism, and cultural critique. Episodes frequently probe connections between tradition, nature, and cosmology, with guests ranging from theologians and translators to scholars of history and magic. A notable through-line is reviving a sense of meaning and enchantment in a modern world often read as secular or mechanistic, using frameworks like sophiology, Hermeticism, and liturgical practice to examine culture, science, and spirituality. The format tends to be earnest, bookish, and provocative, appealing to listeners who enjoy deep-dive discussions about medieval and religious philosophy, ecological steward... more
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