Episode 46: A Curious Future: Divination with Kiki Dombrowski

Dr Joanna Kujawa discusses her book "Alien Goddess: UFO's AI and the Goddesses of Ascension. This episode includes subjects like human consciousness, the fabric of reality, and the old wisdom encoded in stories of Goddesses who descend into the Underworld and then remember their divinity and ascend again.

Brother Richard talks about the Divine Feminine in the Christian Tradition and how Mary embodies The Mother.

Professor WHAM returns to talk about troubling current political and cultural events in the context of historical precedents.

Deb Jordan Kauble and Barbara talk about intriguing ideas about the nature of Reality.

Susan and Barbara sit down for a cosy chat about everything from becoming a crone, living with the cycle of nature, ghosts, cats, ghost cats, apports, ancestors, and Arthur Miller's The Crucible.

Author, podcaster and photographer Darragh Mason talks with Barbara about his explorations into the world of the djinn, fairies and the shadowy Dark Man.

Apocalypse and Shadow with Robin Lassiter Experiencer and author Robin Lassiter discusses the power of grief and love during a time of Shadow.

Secrets surrounded our guest, Daniela Simina as she was growing up in Rumania. Secrets about magic, about fairies, about her family, about herself, and she wrote it all down in a memoir that not only teaches us the magic she grew up with and the ways of her ancestors (especially her Grandmother), but the secrets to surviving a totalitarian regime.

Steve Ward returns to the podcast and he and Barbara to talk about dogmen in the US and werewolves in the UK. The work of the late Linda Gregory--the researcher who brought the dogman into public awareness in the US--and the new documentary by Paul Sinclair--a great researcher in the UK are also discussed.

Drew returns to the podcast to talk about the continuing interaction he has had with strange lights and shadow people. There's a lot going on in this episode: animal reactions to UFOs, poltergeist activity and much, much more.