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This Episode, We Did A Live Ramble-cast From Maryland With Gary Morgan From The Bizzaro Aficionado Podcast!! We Discuss A Bit About His History As An Archeologist, A Guy That Set The World Record For Running While On Fire, Riverside Pottery Gnomes, The Antikythera Mechanism, And The Ultimate Slack Job Of Being A 18th Century Ornamental Garden Hermit.I Then close Out The Show by giving Everyone A behind The Scenes Chat About The State Of The Show.  Closing Music For The Show: Ministry- We Beleive

We're back after an extended break!  This week we cover Weird Elvis with Steph Quick And A.P.Strange. Elvis Was A Topic I avoided For Years Because It's Been Done To Death But Mr.Strange Said He Had Planty Of Weirdness To Cover About Elvis. Elvis And UFO cults? Sure! Elvis the Mage? SURE! Elvis As A Tulpa? Why Not! Let's See How Far Down The TCB Rabbit Hole Goes! Closing Music For the Show: Dread Zepplin- Immigrant song 

After a long time away I decided to fire the microphone back up and make a new show. In this episode, I am joined by Joe from The Ozone Nightmare Podcast and Jim Nettles from Con-Tinual for a deep discussion on the emerging realm of A.I generated art. It seems like A.I is everywhere in the art world from Creating images, writing music, generating computer code, and even writing movie scripts and video games. We take a deep look at how these programs work and if living artists have anything to fear. Is this the next step in Artificial intelligence? Will it take over this podcast? will it release episodes in a timely manner? and Does it dream of electric sheep?  

Now that the GA Guide stones are history thanks to idiots, I received A LOT of requests to repost this episode. This is from waaaay back in episode 31. Closing Music for the show: Gomer Pyle -Drawback

Hey! We're back from a 6 month break. This week Tomas Prower is with us to talk about his new book "Warrior Magic - Justice Spirituality and culture from around the world. Joining me for Co-hosting is long time friend of the show Michael M Hughes. We discuss magical practices from around the world and different cultures. We take a look at how these cultures have used magic to resist oppression and be a force of change.