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01/20/22 • 75 min
Researcher, energy healer and fellow Scarlet Imprint author, Peter Mark Adams, returns to the show this week. We discuss his book, The Power of the Healing Field.
We also have a fantastic chat about what the field even am, and why it is an idea and framework whose time has come. We explore various energy-based healing modalities and pause to consider that we should not even be using the word 'alternative' for such disciplines, as the majority of the population of the planet incorporates them into standard medical practice. It is us in the west who are the 'alternative'.
Excellent stuff, and a great discussion to for the first month of the year!
(Note: This episode was first livestreamed on YouTube, should you wish to watch it instead.)
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01/03/22 • 94 min
We begin the new year with the traditional podcast catch-up with Conner Habib.
This time around we explore the full cosmic significance of the heart, the metaphysics of blood and blood sacrifice and then spend a lot of time with the notion of prophecy: What it is, what it isn’t, which medicines it holds, what it says about time and what it can say about our moment.
Then we turn to 2022 and thrash out some frameworks for sin, trauma and forgiveness. A splendid start to the year!
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01/03/22 • 94 min
11/15/21 • 21 min
Continuing our whistle-stop tour of classic blog series, this time we revisit a term I lifted from the (pre-cancelled) Joss Whedon film, Serenity.
It’s the term I use to better frame the totality of digital systems and social media in the context of how they see the world and what it is they seek to do to ours. For people who may be unaware, I had a career in digital media and publisher strategy before doing whatever it is you call what I’m doing now. And I’ve long been interested in that overlap between communication and magic.
These posts weave all of that together. And it’s necessary to continue the revisitations with this series next, because it gives us the context for why probably the rest of the revisitations won’t be found on YouTube.
- "I'm Going To Show You A World Without Sin."
- The First World Without Sin.
- Worlds Jurassic and Without Sin.
- World Without Sin: Farming Spies.
- Blowing Filter Bubbles: World Without Sin.
NOTE: Last week's revisitation didn't push out an MP3 file, so this week you are getting two. Add them together and it's almost a podcast!
11/15/21 • 21 min
12/09/21 • 73 min
This week, we are joined by essayist and filmmaker, Niles Heckman. Among other things, Niles is the co-creator of the Shamans of the Global Village series. So we talk about that, obviously.
And we also talk about creativity, filmmaking, the power of the essay format, as well as how -or if it's possible- to participate in cross-cultural learning in non-extractive ways.
Great chat. Enjoy!
Show Notes12/09/21 • 73 min
12/02/21 • 61 min
Continuing our revisitations this week, we turn to the archonology series -a long running exploration of power and conspiracy.
And you know what? A lot of these have held up pretty well. I especially like how so many of the videos shared in the posts are now gone from YouTube, and how many links have died. It’s like burning the edges of a pirate map. Adds character.
Enjoy!
The Archonology Series
- Things That Persist: Archonology (Part 1).
- While We Pray For A Long Summer: Archonology (Part 2).
- Spook Tech: Archonology (Part 3).
- The Money: Archonology (Part 4).
- Collaborators: Archonology (Part 5).
- The Weapon of the Enemy: Archonology (Part 6).
- Knives in the Dark: Archonology (Part 7).
- Fate of Empires: Archonology (Part 8).
- Dispatches From The Front: Archonology (Part 9).
- Force Majeure: Archonology (Part 10).
- Listening to Demons: Archonology Redux.
- Pointing Out Devils: Archonology Redux.
- Section 31: Archonology Redux.
- The Syndicate: Archonology Redux.
- Offers Unrefused: Archonology Redux.
12/02/21 • 61 min
11/19/21 • 127 min
A bumper episode this week and a veritable romp through the Fortune's Fools project as the finish line appears over the horizon.
I was told going into a project like this that it would show up in your life in strange ways: seeing a cardiologist the week of the Heart card, having a friend lose is eyebrow ring at your house the week of the Ring card, taking ayahuasca the week of the Tree card.
None of these things were planned out beforehand but if you read cards, you know these things tend to happen. They just seem a little extra when you're creating a deck.
So artist extraordinaire Colin Alexander returns to the show in order to reminisce and commiserate on this wacky journey so far.
This episode will probably work better as a video, but it still works audio only, especially if you want to download this large image of all the cards we discuss in the episode. Otherwise you can jump over to YouTube and watch it there.
Enjoy!
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11/19/21 • 127 min
12/19/21 • 142 min
Austinmas comes but twice a year!
Yes, it’s the traditional half-yearly forecast with the one and only Austin Coppock.
Join us as we explore the space weather for the next six months, as well as a discussion on how to be with said space weather. (And stick around for the amusing tech fails on both sides of the call.)
Enjoy!
12/19/21 • 142 min
11/05/21 • 48 min
Based on some suggestions that came out of the recent solo show on the story of Rune Soup, I'm going to be revisiting the classic blog post series from back in the old timey bloggy days of yore.
The first such series is The Whisky Rant: where the name came from, the benefits and shortcomings of alternate history, which UFOs are actual aliens and which of the various rants stood the test of time.
For new people, this was a series that covered off all the exciting hits like ruins on Mars and the Moon, the location of Atlantis and my own version of the stoned ape hypothesis.
11/05/21 • 48 min
10/28/21 • 83 min
It's that time of year again!
And for the traditional Halloween special, we are joined by astrologer, witch and counsellor, Sasha Ravitch. Sasha joins us to talk about star spirits, astrology and the dead, and what sort of ancestral curses and blessings can show up in your natal chart.
Awesome stuff.
Show Notes10/28/21 • 83 min
01/26/22 • 72 min
This week we complete our revisitation of classic blog post series from back in the day. And we have saved my favourite for last: Apocalypse Pharmaka.
It’s my favourite for a bunch of reasons that I explain in the episode. But, basically, the contested landscape of medicine and power and the body is where the witch and the cunning person has always lived. (Not that you’d know it from looking around in the past couple of years, although the shrillness is mercifully receding.) So if you want to say you are a participant in the ‘western’ understanding of magic or witchcraft in any capacity and have the people around you keep a straight face, one way or the other you need to ‘come to terms’ -in the animist sense- with this contested landscape that is our homeland. It really is as simple as that.
Of course -and this is pretty much the whole point- we have all been pushed off these homelands over the past two years and into both literal and metaphoric quarantine camps. Which is to say these discussions are even more fraught than at the time I wrote the series. So you won’t find this episode on YouTube. You can listen to the audio version as per usual, or you can watch along on Odysee or Rumble.
Enjoy!
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01/26/22 • 72 min
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How many episodes does Rune Soup have?
Rune Soup currently has 333 episodes available.
What topics does Rune Soup cover?
The podcast is about Society & Culture, Spirituality, Magic, Paranormal, Occult, Religion & Spirituality, Podcasts, Philosophy and Ufo.
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The episode title 'Talking Energy Medicine and the Field with Peter Mark Adams' is the most popular.
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The average episode length on Rune Soup is 77 minutes.
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Episodes of Rune Soup are typically released every 7 days.
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The first episode of Rune Soup was released on Dec 8, 2015.
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