Garden of Thought
Garden of Thought is a podcast hosted by Jeff Lippman that explores a wide range of topics including news, pop culture, myths, alien stories, human history, and even wrestling. The show aims to plant seeds of curiosity and engage listeners in fascinating discussions. Each episode invites listeners to join the host on a journey through various intriguing subjects.
Episodes
Garden of Thought E.410 Secret History of the Universe
We are rejoined by the author of the international bestseller, "The Secret History of the World", Mark Booth. Since that time, Mark as recently published "The Secret History of the Universe". I hope you'll listen to the earlier episode, but these are stand alone. This subject matter is a blending of esoteric thoughts, philosophy. physics, and other related theories and laws. Book UK: https://www.a
Garden of Thought E.409 The Confession
Bob Pondillo was a kid that stumbled into becoming a deejay. He's also been a university professor, screenplay writer, author, had films in Cannes, and won 4 Emmy Awards. His latest book is a psychologocal thriller/horror novel entitled "The Confession". It's got child abuse, mean nuns, mysterious visitations, and violence. Tune in and learn aboutthat this man and his mostly midwestern journey. Ex
Garden of Thought E.408 Disclosure Day or Groundhog Day?
Bruce Fenton returns into the Garden after a long hiatus. And lucky you because for unknown tech issues, about halfway through, he couldn't hear em so you got largely a solo show from the guest.The topic was about the UFO/UAP disclosure, or lack thereof.
Garden of Thought E.407 Immigration Law Update
Alexander G. Carrion was a self described F up and went to law school. Six months out of law school, he realized he loved helping people via immigration law. Since that time, he founded a law firm with a nationwide practice. We discuss the increasing complexities in practicing law in an era where the rules are constantly shifting. Carrion Law19 Hart Street, apt 1Brooklyn, NY 11206Phone: (631)729-0
Garden of Thought E.406 Extant Religions You Probably Didn't Know Existed
We welcome back Professor Rick Spence formerly of the University of Idaho, and currently host of the Strange As It Seems podcast. He's also been a multi time presenter of The Great Courses. We discuss quite a list of religions many may have never heard of, or thought extinct, or a mystery. Well, we got through a good part of that list. Yes, the Beta Israelites are up first. Bogomils? We've got Bog
Garden of Thought E.405 Building Wealth Towards Retirement
The Garden welcomes in Ray Godleski to discuss methods of building wealth, with an aim towards retirement and retirement according to your priorities. It's an enormous topic but we tried to hot the high points and make it clear that no one glove fits all and issues like taxes and estate planning are involved.Securities and investment advisory services offered through Osaic Wealth, Inc. member FINR
Garden of Thought E.404 The School of Athens
Bernie Taylor is back! And this time we explore the School of Athens through the works of Raphael. This leads us to Gods and legends and giants of history.
Garden of Thought E.403 Out of Character Crossover
Many of you might have wondered where has The Gospel of Thomas episodes gone. Thomas and I do another podcast now and that show has been transformed into the Out of Character podcast. It's on the Sports Jedi Network (Sports Jedi Media Network onYouTube) with an expanded roster of cohosts and an expanded remit. This episode could have been out the OOCP. Returning Garden guest Keegan Demetrijevic is
Garden of Thought E.402 Where Are The Little Green Men
Terry M. Adair, author of Where are the LittleGreen Men?, and his newly published bookEarth: The Goldilocks Planet.Building upon the famous Drake Equation,Adair introduces a compelling framework thatexamines not only how life begins, but how itsurvives, evolves, and eventually becomesintelligent.From the structure of galaxies and the natureof stars to planetary systems, photosynthesis,biological c
Garden of Thought E.401 Brace Yourselves for the Governmental Control Super Storm
Brace McKoy spent 11 years in the army after attending West Point. Thereafter, he was primarily in the defense industry. He authored a book in addition to other papers on the issues surrounding AI's emergence, the probability of aliens among us, and the forced reduction of population partly due to AI induced mass unemployment. He opines governments will have to take more control over the citizenry
Garden of Thought E.400 Yeshiva on UFOs, Angels and Demons
In the latest crossover simulcast with Sweet and Good Torah, Laivi Shor rejoins us. Or did we join him? The chat says the latter. Anyway, you might not have thought that the Torah, Talmud, or Kabbalah opines on UFOs, Aliens, and the possible divine relationship. You were wrong.
Garden of Thought E.399 Goddesses and the Tepes
Paul Skorpen has done a lot of things and has learned a lot of languages. He's learned Nepali. He's studied with a Shaman. He leads VIP tours. He also has a theory that relates from the Bronze Age back to the dawn of the Tepes. We discuss those theories. But along the way, we have to learn a bit about both Goddesses and Tepes.
Garden of Thought E.398 Golem for Broke
Deborah Wilde is a global wanderer and hopeless romantic. After twelve yearsas a screenwriter, she was also a total cynic with a broken edit button, so, shejumped ship, started writing funny, sexy urban fantasy books and never lookedback.She loves writing smart, flawed, wisecracking women who can solve a mystery,kick supernatural butt, banter with hot men, and still make time for their bestfemale
Garden of Thought E.397 Story Time with a Scream Queen
Horror and thriller actress, Amber Brooke, joins the Garden to talk about her projects and first hand spooky stories she's experienced. She's also a model, cosplayer and frequent attraction at Horror Cons. There's also a companion show on Sports Jedi (out of Character podcast) with Vinny Pacifico and Amber Brooke.
Garden of Thought E.396 Civilizations before Civilization
What's a Younger Dryas? What's a Glacial Maximum? Who was living in civilzations before Egypt and Sumeria? Turns out we have some names, places and archeology. So, Professor Emeritus John Hoopes breaks it down for us. Mezolythic, Neolithic, Holocene. among others are all terms we'll define and we'll fit some of those puzzle pieces between transforming to agriculturally based settlements from mobil
Garden of Thought E.395 AI Fear and Hope
J Scott Christianson is both capitalist and do gooder. He enjoyed great success in the private sector and has been a Professor at the University of Missouri. We discuss current events and trends surrounding this issue. Tech lords. Data centers. The threat from China. Job loss. Robots. Elon. It's all in here.
Garden of Thought E.394 The Dark Tower
Stephen King is the most prolific horror author of the last several generations. Embedded within his works, is the connective tissue of The Wheel of Ka, or the King-a-verse. The dfining works that exemplifies this most is the Dark Tower series. There are at least 7 novels and it's inspired numerous other multiverses. In orderr to discuss this series, I call upon Matt Vincent. You might remember hi
Garden of Thought E.393 American Main Street Party
A lot of people feel America's political system is broken. Tom Joseph believes he found a legal solution. This is that discussion.
Garden of Thought E.392 A Crecganford Odyssey
Jon F. White of Crecganford returns to the show. The primary topic was what is a typical Indo-European pantheon of gods. Whilst we did cover that, we also learned and explored many related items as we navigated this Bronze Age world. Turns out, Greek mythology is not exactly typical for Indo European pantheons, although there is overlap. Ancient pre-Greece was very near East influenced. We - mostl
Garden of Thought E.391 The Paradox of Parallel Dimensions
Alex Coquito joins the Garden. He's a streamer, content creator, and independent thinker. He has a channel called Rican Reactions where he covers the current events and issues on Puerto Rico. We start with things we should know about Puerto Rico, and then move into our esoteric main event.We cover hive consciousness, parallel dimensions, deja vu, precognition, aliens, and much more.
Garden of Thought E.390 A Casual Conversation about Mythic Creatures
My special guest is Ram's Fan and he suggested we each pick some creatures from myths, legends, lore and media, and discuss them. And that's exactly what we did. From Trolls to the Kraken. And way beyond. Casual and deep. As you'd expect from the Garden.
Garden of Thought E.389 Grass Roots Healthcare
Our guest is Dr. Athena Lorin Hall and we discuss several aspects that are problematic in healthcare. Not necessarily limited to the US. With over nine years of experience as a pediatric hospitalist and two years in a global health fellowship serving resource-limited communities, I’ve gained an invaluable perspective on both the strengths and shortcomings of our healthcare systems—and the opportun
Garden of Thought E.388 Logan's Run
It's the 50th anniversary of Logan's Run. Me and Joey Restivo re-watched it and discuss it. Does it hold up? What issues does it explore? Hit play for a fun and interesting discussion.
Garden of Thought E.387 Mental Health Law
The mental health crisis is an epidemic. Blame is cast while safety nets and resources or withdrawn. Those involved often feel like there's no way to get help. But there are routes. We talk to one of those routes.https://mentalhealthaddictionlawfirm.comMental Health and Addiction Law Firm Boca Raton, FL: (561) 419-6095Mental Health and Addiction Law Firm Boston, MA: (617) 272-9050Baker Act Attorne
Garden of Thought E.386 Greek Myths via Greek Plays
Jennifer Sutherland re-enters the Garden to discuss Greek plays. The history, the cultural context, some of the seminal playrights, and we discuss the myths and messages of many Greek comedies and tragedies. As always, your humble host asks questions both germane and often, goofy.
Garden of Thought E.385 The Temple Within
Raymond E. Foster went from the US Coast Guard to the LAPD (yes, we discussed the OJ case briefly), and joined the Freemasons. We discuss symbology, esoterica, and discuss many details ofthe Freemason Order(s). We also discuss his several books; including the latest: "The Temple Within".
Garden of Thought E.385 Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
White Chocolate is neither of those things. But he is my former cohost on the Evolve podcast I used to do. He's also a really interesting, smart and funny guy. And he picked Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. A story that never quite felt like a happy little children's story. We explore that and I introduce many Garden meanders.
Garden of Thought E.383 The Hittites and the Land of 1,000 Gods
Professor Michael York rejoins the Garden. We are discussing the Hittites and how their lands became known as the Land of a Thousand Gods. From the Indo European roots to the creation myths, we cover their pantheon(s) and the influences upon them and that they influenced upon. Of course, we get the many kids of cides and human taboos. We also get into cataclysms and AI. It'll all make sense when y
Garden of Thought E.383 Debunkamania
Dr. Joe Wilson is an archeologist who wants to believe. There's even some alternative theories he gives due consideration to. But he keeps butting heads with...well, buttheads.Anyway, we start with an analysis of the Siberian to North America connections. The arrow he follows is actually a type of bow. This same bow that started in Asia and moved West with the steppe horse peoples. But it also mov
Garden of Thought E.382 Consumer Advocacy
We are joined today by David Hirschfield of Consumer Escalation Services.Consumer advocacy is a subject I care deeply about, especially helping people understand practical options before they assume their only path is a lawsuit. Through Consumer Escalation Services and my book, The Consumer Escalation Playbook, my goal is to help consumers organize their facts, document their issues, communicate p
Garden of Thought E.381 What Precedes Anomalies
George Mitrovic returns after a long hiatus and he's brought his opus with him.He compiles and coalates data. And what he's discovered might change the future of research into the unexplained. Turns out it doesn't matter whether it's a cryptid or a UFO or any number of things we catehorize as paranormal, there's always a signal. The signal is before, during, and immediately after. Mitrovic has tra
Garden of Thought E.380 Divination
She has a mixed ancestry of different faiths and she found her way towards her own journey. Kardela Mohamed joins us to discuss the titular topic of divination. But we didn't limit ourselves to that. From French Cajun influences to Islam and the Caribbean mix of Puerto Rico, we find a discovery of spiritualism and enlightenment. From there, we get to being a medium, reading tarot and divination. W
Garden of Thought E.379 Caprica
When you're trying to do a show on a show that almost no one watched, and no one wants to watch it now, you find out who your friends are. Several tried. But despite my assurances, no one made it past episode 3. Until my favorite faux daughter, Cee The Superior said yes. And she got her fiance involved too. Bonus, he already loves Battlestar Galactica! He probably loves her too, but we don't care
Garden of Thought E.378 Into the Desert
Elgin and Larissa cohost the "Into the Desert" podcast on YouTube which seeks to inspire honest discussion without derision and name calling. Obviously, with your flawed host here, the only way to accomplish that was to have them take over the show. I mean almost. Kind of. Sorta. But I mostly followed their lead and we discussed political issues, questions of theology, and all sorts of things with
Garden of Thought E.377 Prophecy of Daniel and Beasts
Laiva Shor from Sweet and Good Torah joins us again to continue our Yeshiva exploartion into prophets. The interesting ones. To me anyway.Daniel is up. What's the deal with being in a den full of lions? Was that part of the prophecy? If not, what was the prophecy? How are some circles interpreting it? Is it coming true now? What in the ten horns am I reading? Oh yeah, there are indeed 10 horns. No
Garden of Thought E.376 Ending the Prison Cycle
Dr. Kim Nugent is the author of 10 books and started her career in hospitality, and worked her way into academia and became a College President. She developed a program that both increases the safety in maximum security prisons whilst reducing post release recidivism. We discuss this as well as other issues surrounding the prison systems.
Garden of Thought E.375 Twilight Zone Riff Session
I lit the Guest Signal and assembled a panel. That panel agreed to discuss the classic Twilight Zone series and related topics. So, join me on this journey to a land of sight and sound. With returning guets Joey Restivo, JJ Alexander, and Chris Matthews. We have a far ranging discussion but primarily on the Twilight Zone and it's many offspring.
Garden of Thought E.374 Sky Creator
We welcome in Damien Marie Athope, a one time student pursuing a career in Christian Counseling turned independent researcher. Damien's research led to a thirst for knowledge in the religions of many peoples and regions. Those studies included archeology and linguistics. As a result, Athope was able to present a survey of African religions and noticed they had some notable similarities to other ol
Garden of Thought E.373 Crete, Minoans and Atlantis
Bernie Taylor is back. Our guide around the Meditterean took me up on talking about Crete, We still haven't deciphered it's writings, but it's influence outsizes the island's size. From the legend of Atlantis to the Minoans and myths such as the Minotaur, on to any Phoenician connections, Crete looms large.Listen in and let's see if we can't separate some facts from fiction, and maybe leave some t
GoT Presents: JIMMY KORDERAS
0:00 – Intro / Jimmy Korderas and the New England Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame5:15 – The "selective" referee: Santino, Tommy Dreamer, and Brantford12:30 – WrestleMania in Philly: Selling the trip with Reading Terminal Market18:45 – Road Trip Psychology: "Cheetos Puffs" and orange-stained cigarettes24:10 – The Union Debate: Independent contractors vs. Independent truckers32:50 – The Stooge Factor: Le
Garden of Thought E.372 Professor Temple on Everything
Half a century ago, he published an international sensation and he hasn't stopped researching and writing since. He's a true Renaissance Man and his studies are far and wide.He's written on the origins of the universe, the matter state known as plasma, the dating of Egyptian megaliths, and...heaven?We discuss how he has disproved the Big Bang Theory.We discuss how he might be the only person besid
Garden of Thought E.371 Long Term Care
Matt McCann is a lomg term care specialist with a simple but unpleasant lesson for us all. We all need to plan for needing some level of assistance in living as we get older. And there's not really anyone equipped to help you except you.You might wonder why we're discussing this topic on this show. It's a little outside even our generous strike zone. But there are two reasons: 1. It is something t
Garden of Thought E.370 The Devil's Name
The Devil was not into this recording. It cut off my recording 4 times, but I feared no evil as a bravely recorded through the shadow of death. My returning guest, Southern Demonology's JJ Johnson explained why my prior sentence was a mistranslation. That is both a teaser and theme.Like you, I am aware of many names that might mean The Devil. I go through as many as I can poorly pronounce and we s
Garden of Thought E.369 Immune and Uninflicted
Seth Voorhees is a Black Hills author who lives in Rapid City, SouthDakota. He describes himself as a writer of dark fiction. He draws on hisexperience as a counselor and educator in adolescent development andmental health to develop his characters and their journeys throughmorality and life's challenges. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree inSociology and Psychology from Black Hills State Univ
Garden of Thought E.368 Hyperborea
Prof. Chris Forth of the University of Kansas joins us to discuss all things Hyperborea. We're covering the bunk to de-bunk. And, as is the remit of this show, we shall travel in many directions.However, we do start with what Hyperborea literally means; historic roots in writings and legends/myths; and we move into more modern interpretations.Alon the way, we visit the Greeks. Conan the Barbarian,
Garden of Thought E.367 Ezekial
So, we're finally getting to the prohet Ezekial. But first....Yes, there's always something. First, we need to review the types and aspects of the angels. Which is related to the 10 levels and the tree of Life and the idealic man. Ezekial actually chronicles the process and progression of all prophecies. He was the only one to put these experiences to words. So, we go through his description and w
Garden of Thought E.366 A Whole Lotta Groups
Professor Rick Spence is back and he's covering a lot of ground. He's a retired Professor, an author, repeat presenter of The Great Courses, and co-host of As Strange As It Seems podcast.We cover the mythos and history of the Templars, how they might relate to Freemasons and others, and try to separate fact from legend. We also learn about the Yezidi, the Druze, and Rastafarianism. We touch on Cat
Garden of Thought E.365 The Fire Suppressor, Esquire
Buckley Warde, Esq. met me at one of our firm meetings. I made a reference to the Assyrians and he caught and understood the reference. Thus, he found himself booked on my podcast.Bet you didn't know there were lawyers that did actual fire investigations. Like at the sites. Neither did I. But that's a large part of Warden's practice. From the Florida Sale to the chef who moved too much, we have so
Garden of Thought E.364 Phil Marks Out
Phil Marks re-enters the Garden to discuss sigil magick. And we do. But we swiftly entered into the worlds of hidden in plain sight symbology and conspiracy. Phil takes us through Hollywood to Epstein Island and cites names and items that left him wondering if he said too much.
Garden of Thought E.363 Grimm's War
USA Today bestselling author, Dragon nominee, and award-winningjournalist, Jeffery H. Haskell, lives and breathes writing. A passion of his froma young age, he can’t remember a time when he wasn’t telling stories. As afull-time author, he now pursues his life’s calling with the help of his amazingfamily. The only thing he likes as much as spending time with this family,writing, and speaking about
Garden of Thought E.362 Up The Nile, Down through Time
Dr. Stuart Tyson Smith of UCSB joins us to discuss the archeology, science and related aspects of Kush and neighboring regions that existed alongside ancient Egypt and whose histories are intertwined. This is a good companion show to the recent episode with Mogg Morgan.We confirmed where and what is Kush, Nubia, Punt, and some new names. Such as Yam. We settle the grography. We challenge the stere
Booking For Love (Pilot)
Welcome to the pilot and proof of concept show that brings reality TV to radio. Or whatever podcasts are. Your host, Jeff Lippman, talks to the planned, but no longer available, star - Shazza McKenzie! About the only podcast that combines the world and challenges of professional wrestling with semi targeting match making efforts, in a competition meets events style dating show called Booking for L
Garden of Thought E.361 Siberia, Beringia and Beyond
We are graced once more by Prof. Jon F. White of Crecganford to discuss the mythological stories of Siberia, that made their way into America. We started with some Indo European basics and I got us off track almost immediately. However, we ventured back into the oldest stories including the Cosmic Hunt (not The Wild Hunt) and the Earth Diver. Somewhere along the line I scratched an itch about Cain
Garden of Thought E.360 One Battle After Another
Sheri Hoidra, Esquire, joins us again to give us her insights into the lawfare in immigration in the United States. She shares some war stories, frustrations and tales from the front lines. We also discuss some world events and politics. Two radical Centrists who are pretty disgusted with what has become of the rule of law.
Garden of Thought E.359 Emphasis on Ephesus
Bernie Taylor of beforeorion.com rejoins the show to discuss Gobekle Tepe and Ephesus. But, as always with Taylor, he’s got a swerve. We’re talking Avionoids, whether Artemis was the goddess at “the Temple of Artemis”, what is Anatolia, and more. We talk lions, palm dates, Amazons, Herculean murders, hunter gatherers to agriculturalists, and Hittites! That’s just a sampling. Plenty of zodiac and a
Garden of Thought E.357 Physics and the Pentateuch
Welcome back Rex Bundy. He tells his journey of enlightenment and the purposes of his writings. What could be called Bundyism, is a merger of science and religion. We discuss some specific quantum physics reflected in the Pentateuch, or the 5 Books of Moses. Please enjoy this universal conversation brought down to ground level by your humble straw person (me).
GoT Presents A Tale from the Territories - AJ CAZANA - A Country Gentleman
The NWA's AJ Cazana joins me to discuss elections. THE NWA Presidency of course. What did you think? We discuss free and fair elections. how nepotism is a lie, how his father won a free and fair election - easily, and how many ways AJ is over his brother.We also discuss some aspects of the potential new podcast effort between he and Silas Mason. This conversation goes far and wide but sticks tomy
Garden of Thought E.356 Drop Troopers
Rick Partlow is that rarest of species, a native Floridian. Born in Tampa, heattended Florida Southern College and graduated with a degree in History anda commission in the US Army as an Infantry officer.His lifelong love of science fiction began with Have Space Suit---Will Travel andthe other Heinlein juveniles and traveled through Clifford Simak, Asimov, Clarkeand on to William Gibson, Walter Jo
Garden of Thought E.355 The IRGC and He
I never thought a former member of Iran's Republican Guard would reach out to me. But here we are. How does a guy born in Italy, moved to New York then Califormia, end up in Iran, placed on a nofly list, get his passport seized, and ends up in the IRGC? All before age 18? Meet Sherman. He's also half Jewish on his father's side. Oh. He barely spoke Farsi. What could go wrong? 2 years of military b
Gospel of Thomas O'Shay Edwards - A Big, Bad Kaidju with a Bomaye Heart
The Gospel of Thomas - Episode with O'SHAY Edwards📍 Key Timestamps:0:00 - Welcome back Thomas & intro0:38 - The $99 Macallan 18 story2:14 - OSHA Edwards joins the show2:45 - How Thomas & OSHA became friends at MLW6:18 - Road to WrestleMania - are they watching?9:49 - OSHA vs Chodo - why isn't this booked?10:29 - Underrated indie talent shoutouts15:06 - Vanity Project & varsity club wre
Garden of Thought E.354 Khmer Before the Rouge
Dr. Ed Barnhart is back and we're going to Southeast Asia and the Khmer Empire. Well before the Rouge. We talk Angkor Wat and Thom among other fascinating stops. We touch on history, religions, rivalries, gods on mountains and pyramids of gods and men. We of course talk about that Stegasaurus. A UFO discussion may ensue as well.
Garden of Thought E.353 Kush, Punt & Nubia
Mogg Morgan joins us once again for all things Egypt adjacent. This time we're talking about Kush, Punt and Nubia. Historic, mythic, and geography.
Garden of Thought E.352 Narcissism
Dr. Stuart Wood joins us to cover two items. One is narcissism. The other is his newest book dealing with escaping such a relationship.My social links are as follows:LinkedIn: Stuart Wood https://www.linkedin.com/in/drstuartwood/Website: Narcissistic Abuse Network https://narcissistic-abuse.netBook: ‘Escaping The Void (How to Support Victims Out of Emotionally Abusive Relationships)’ Available on
GoT presents The Pompitous of Pacifico
Vinny Pacifico booked himself to put over a young talent, Not a wrestler. An actor. We talk about Vinny's enormous film success and him getting cast and cast again in horror movies. Along the way, he met this young up and comer. Let's meet Jax Platon.
Garden of Thought E.351 The Dig Site
USA Today Bestselling author, Ann Charles, writes spicy storiesfull of mystery, comedy, adventure, suspense, romance, andsupernatural mayhem. When she's not dabbling in fiction, she's armwrestling with her two kids, attempting to seduce her husband, andarguing with her sassy cats.This is her second appearance on the show. Last time, we discussed her Deadwood series. Now, we get a little more into
Garden of Thought E.350 Prophets
I've often wondered why is someone considered a prophet. Like, good enough to be considered one from a scriptural standpoint. What did they see, dream, write and say? So I turned to a student of scripture. The Torah to be specific. From "Good and Sweet Torah", we welcome back Laivi Schor to go over what is prophect? Why did prophecy end? When does it return? And who were the prophets of what you m
Garden of Thought E.349 Rosicrucianism
Stephen Hawley Martin is the author of over 30 books. His publishing company has published dozens more. We discuss his recent book which is about almost everything the human mind and the hive mind that we actually share via some type of cloud. Some call this the Akashic Field. Others simply call it the Universe. The scientific field studying it is called Noeticism.Martin was also an Adept in the R
Garden of Thought E.348 (Un)lucky 13
She's been a guest on The Book of Black. She's a former WCW Nitro girl and professional wrestler. She's been a playboy model and pin up model. She's played football with Carmen Elecktra, An avowed conspiracy theoriist, health and fitness authority, and a content creator. She's April Hunter.And she's also a deep thinker and ongoing student. Her A Show and other ventures explore topics not unlike th
Garden of Thought Bonus - Erich Von Daniken
in 1968, Erich Von Daniken exploded into the mainstream with his bestseller "Chariots of the Gods?". It became a movie 2 years later and Von Daniken wrote over 30 more books. More importantly, he brought to the fore the ancient alien theory that all the Gods, angels and demons, and architecture, glyphs and other wonders were all aliens, or alien inspired.But he didn't come out of no where. We expl
Garden of Thought E.347 Twisted Tales
The darkness lasts longer and the days are short. A gray mist hangs about the horizon. Fairy Tales aren't for the feint of heart. Returning guest, Jennifer Sutherland, goes into the scarier true versions and visions of Fairy Tales. Our award winning Poet and author helps us to revisit some of the well known properties and themes, that lurk just below your subconscious.
Garden of Thought E.346 Lawfare in Immigration
We are joined by Ishan Asand of Immigrant's First, PLLC, a law firm prophetically named in 2007. We discuss some of the developments in immigration and the novels issues before the system. We discuss the $100,000 H1B Visas and how they are different from other work Visas. We also discuss his firm's near total success in Habeus Corpus suits against the government and some of the distinctions betwee
Garden of Thought E.345 The Simpkinson NASA UFO
“The Simpkinson NASA UFO: The NASA Photography That Rewrites the Story — A Special Episode of Garden of Thought”Host Jeff Lippman welcomes author Ed Wilson and technical director Seth Lamancusa for a deep and informed conversation about NASA mission photography, the preserved lithograph from a NASA founding engineer, cloud-pattern alignment, and scientific confirmations across multiple NASA camera
Garden of Thought E.344 Missing
Steven Kubacki vanished without a trace in 1978, only to walk out of a field 15 months later, claiming no recollection of anything that happened to him. In the decades since, millions of people have speculated about what happened, but Kubacki has never spoken about that “lost” time… until now. The Disappearance is the dramatic and never-before-revealed true account of how an idealistic college stu
Garden of Thought E.343 Goddess Game On
By way of Lithuania to Australia to the Garden, comes Kristina Dryza. She's a master of archetypes and mythology with a new age flair. Of course, new age is really just ancient age. Dryza helps us with our goddesses. Especially, those of Greece and Egypt. We discuss Hera and Athena. A bit about Demeter and Aphrodite. A touch of Artemis. Toss in a little Romanization too.We go across that pond and
GoT presents the Chronicles of Kwon with Isaiah Broner
Thomas is on assignment. Which typically means travelling and galavanting. So, we call in the lucha hunter, Ikuro Kwon, to meet Isaiah Broner. Topics discussed:$100 haircutsSneakersKwon's babyThomas' whacky plans of keeping his numerous girlfriends closeBroner's wrestling journey and plansBroner explains to me why my Ravens are so frustratingFootball philosophies are exploredA little bit of Derryo
Garden of Thought E.342 Lord of the Rings
We welcome Nick Patch of Strange Pages. He's creating a 64 issue comic book series featuring Roy Beckwith, an adveture through the cursed continent.And you can be in on the action through the Kickstarter (kickstarter.com/projects/demon). While we discuss that project, our agenda was to discuss J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth epics. Especially, Lord of the Rings. So of course we start with Game of Th
Garden of Thought E.341 State of Diplomacy
Daniele Irandoost is the author of four books and may have guested on this show as many times. One of his books was vetted and can be found in the CIA's libraries. He's a citizen of the UK, recently relocated from Britain to Scotland, and an outspoken critic of the surveillance State. His heritage is half Iranian, half Romanian and he's earned several degrees.We discuss diplomacy in it's current s
GoT presents The Gospel of Thomas: The First Lady of Bomaye, Faye Jackson
Faye Jackson finally makes her Gospel of Thomas debut! I was hoping for funny Thomas stories and a mini roast. Did that happen? You have to listen.We talk their history together and the odd conspiracy board that leads to Stokely Hathaway. We talk the world wide phenomenon that Bomaye Fight Club shall become. We went 90 minutes and Thomas never told me to wrap it up! Not once! Thomas on travel.We t
Garden of Thought E.340 Equinox
I know him as Jay. Jay of the UFL America Facebook group. Then he was Jay who collaborated on UFL podcasts. Then Jay started listenting to the Garden shows and it turned out, he enjoyed the strange and voluminous landscapes of the Garden. He never mentioned he was a musician. Well, Jay is also known as Equinox and he's been part of the Philadelphia music scene for some time. He's now a signed arti
Garden of Thought E.339 Baltimore Joint
He was a quiet guy. Then some confused podcasters encouraged him and he hasn't stopped since. I was one of those podcasters.He started with hot sauces. Then moved on to other foods. He's not from the Bayou, but he's a Bayou Geek. Somehow, he's cohosting with Hey Now Rich Dow. He's a Baltimore guy and we've never met. But he's here now. He's Chris Matthews. And this is a Baltimore Joint, but we tal
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