Geophilia is architecture that uses ancient wisdom

It's a holistic approach to design, blending pre-modern symbols, forms and geometry to create beautifully calming living environments.Geophilia refers to a love or strong connection people feel towards nature and their surroundings. Lydia calls her firm's work 'holistic architecture' as it considers everything including terrain, climate, history and—most fascinatingly—personal health.She also dropped some fascinating thought bombs about history being cyclical and the existence of giants.📺 Watch the video episode

David A Hughes says that it was all designed to accelerate humanity towards increased centralised governance.He has a Substack worth reading, particularly the section on COVID-19, which includes a free copy of his book COVID-19: Psychological Operations and the War for Technocracy. In the book, he argues that the 'pandemic' was not a health crisis but a deliberate effort to establish technocratic governance.📺 Watch the full episode

Childbirth isn't a medical condition or a scary process. It's a natural part of life that's been taken over by fear and money.The term ‘hypnobirthing’ is unfortunate because it sounds a bit woo-woo and ‘new-agey’, but it is probably the biggest childbirth red pill one can swallow. It’s not ‘evil’ or ‘Eastern’ or whatever; instead, it stands in precise opposition to what the medical establishment has done to childbirth over the last hundred years.Hypnobirthing is simply about changing one's mindset.Tara Menzies runs ChristianHypnobirthing.com, a great resource and app for hypnobirthing from a Christian perspective.📺 Watch the full video episode

What happened to the rock music industry? What happened to the rebellious attitude? Why did they become American idiots who raged for the machine?The Cro-Mags are a hardcore punk band from New York, formed in the early ’80s. They’re widely regarded as pioneers in the punk/thrash scene. John was the vocalist. His principled stand against illegitimate authority is inspiring and, well, in the true spirit of punk rock.📺 Watch the video episode

⚠️ This episode was recoded in 2022.What if the evidence suggests that Hiroshima and Nagasaki were firebombed like Tokyo and Dresden?Michael Palmer is a Canadian doctor who published a book, Hiroshima Revisited, in which he examines the atomic bombings of Japan and concludes that:No nuclear detonations occurred. The cities were destroyed using conventional explosives and napalm. The victims were killed not by radiation but by mustard gas and napalm.📺 This is mostly a slideshow, so I recommend watching it.

What if both germ and terrain theory have got the causes of disease completely wrong?In a nutshell, German New Medicine (GNM) is a very interesting theory developed by Dr Hamer. He argued that diseases, including cancer, are triggered by unresolved psychological conflicts and that understanding these conflicts can aid in healing.In other words, most (or all) sickness is caused by the mind.📺 Watch the video episode

⚠️ This was recorded in early 2023.What if most of what we think about the causes of disease is wrong? Is it possible that we have an impoverished understanding of sickness?Andrew Kaufman is a doctor I greatly admire. His calm and simple way of explaining things had a profound impact on me and is the main reason I changed my opinion on germ theory.📺 Watch the video episode

Kevin MacDonald's book, The Culture of Critique, is an evolutionary analysis of Jewish involvement in 20th-century intellectual and political movements.It’s strange that I have to clarify this but Kevin’s work is not about hatred towards Jews. Whenever a topic like this is discussed, the knee-jerk reaction is to label it as anti-Semitic or hateful.Just listen to this conversation with an open mind.📺 Watch the full video episode

⚠️ This was recorded in early 2024E Michael Jones's book, The Holocaust Narrative, examines the role played by Hollywood media and literature in shaping people's beliefs.The term ‘holocaust‘ has evolved over time, he argues, adding that various literary and propaganda influences including TV shows (like Holocaust, a miniseries starring Meryl Streep, which came out in the 1970s) and films have shaped our understanding of history. 📺 Watch the full episode

➡️ This episode was recorded in early 2020.Right off the bat, I'll tell you that 'Satanism' is a loaded term with various interpretations. This podcast episode specifically focuses on the Church of Satan, founded by Anton LaVey.In other words, Satan is a concept rather than an actual being and does not represent evil, as they argue that pride, liberty and individualism are not negative things.I chatted to David Harris, a deacon or magister or something-or-other in the Church of Satan. There were no goats heads or child sacrifices, I'm afraid.It was an interesting and entertaining conversation and I think he is generally a smart guy with whom I both agree and disagree on certain points.📺 Watch the video episode