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The Fundamental Frequency Podcast With Louis Parker - EP5. Discussing Ancient Concepts, Science, and Mythology With Stefan Rusbourne

EP5. Discussing Ancient Concepts, Science, and Mythology With Stefan Rusbourne

The Fundamental Frequency Podcast With Louis Parker

02/23/23 • 73 min

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This is a companion episode to the previous Laird Scranton interview!
In this episode I sit down with my best friend Stefan Rusbourne to discuss the work of Laird Scranton and some of the Ancient concepts, Myths, symbolism and themes in a more simple and conversational way. I knew that the interview with Laird was going to be a lot to take in for everyone so I thought I could get my buddy Stef to shed some light on some things. Stefan is quite the scholar of Laird's work (if such a thing exists), he is blisteringly intelligent and passionate about ancient cultures. We playfully address some of the hard to understand things that Laird brought up in the interview and give more context to certain ancient ideas and places of origin. Stef also has a passion for the ancient native Celtic cultures of the British Isles, Ireland, and Scotland, specially the fairy myths that seem to be a reoccurring and very real thing in that part of the world.
I hope you enjoy this episode!
You can follow Stefan here if you like to keep up with his work.
Instagram: @stefanrusbourne

02/23/23 • 73 min

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