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Deep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherHigh WeirdnessDom and I discuss High Weirdness by Eric Davis in relation to spiritual experience in general but also to Dom's personal experiences as a psychonaut before getting sober. We are interested in exploring the relation of psychedelic experience to the process of recovery. Of particular interest is the irreducible ambiguity, or weirdness, of psychedelic experience that can either be a nightmare or the ecstasy of release from habitual modes of thinking and being in the world. Infamously, Bill W., the founder of AA was a part of an early research project with LSD to "cure" alcoholics of their "obsession"...
2026-03-191h 07Deep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherMy War Gone ByPatrick and I discuss My War Gone By, I Miss It So by Anthony Loyd in relation to our journey's into sobriety and our mutual ADHD diagnoses. War was a sort of fantasy projection as well as a proving ground for Anthony Loyd, but what he proved to himself and shows to the reader is that almost nothing that is imagined or said about it is true, especially what he was led to believe about war and glory as it was depicted in the stories of his own military family's history. Patrick chose this book because it reflects struggles...
2026-03-191h 12Deep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPart 3: Darkness VisibleWarning: This discussion contains reference to severe depression, suicidal ideation, self-harm, and addiction. Tom and I wrap up our three part discussion about William Styron's Darkness Visible. We really get into some of the complexities of having a dual diagnosis, specifically both addiction and depression, and how any underlying conditions of addiction come on stronger than ever after self-medicating with alcohol, and / or one's drug(s) of choice, stops.Intention without intention
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The Desire of Horror25. The Happening"The Happening" kind of sounds like there's about to be a groovy 1970's party. Maybe, that's intentional because what happens is like the total opposite of a groovy 1970's party, and M. Night Shyamalan loves the old switcheroo. Elliot Moore, played by Mark Wahlberg, doesn't solve problems like the Happening often, but when he does, he uses science. Perhaps, that's because he's a high school science teacher who loves his job, unlike any of my high school science teachers, and he wants the next generation to embrace the scientific lifestyle like he has, not like these science-skeptics that we've...
2026-03-1756 min
Midnight RadioReturn of the GodsI often think about Leonard Cohen's observation that religion is the greatest form of art. When I'm moved by a painting, I am not thinking about its veracity. I do not question whether my emotional response is true.With thoughts like this in my head, I'm grateful that Martin Essig will join us tonight to talk about the history of faith.M. first appeared in episode 23 to tell us that desire is a demon. Because synchronicities abound, he came into my life at a time when I was grappling with the meaning of me, and...
2026-03-1645 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherDarkness Visible: Part 1Warning: We discuss severe depression, suicidal ideation, and addiction. In this video Tom and I discuss Darkness Visible by William Styron. We relate Tom's struggle with severe depression in recovery to Styron's telling of his extremely difficult circumstances. We especially focus on mystical treatments of the "Dark Night of the Soul" as either a helpful or a dangerous framing of severe depressive states.Intention without intention
2026-03-0554 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherDarkness Visible: Part 2Warning: we discuss severe depression, suicidal ideation, addiction, and self-harm. In this episode Tom and I discuss Darkness Visible by William Styron. We focus on Tom's experience with severe depression in recovery and Styron's considerations of Albert Camus's Myth of Sisyphus.Intention without intention
2026-03-0550 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPiranesi by Susanna ClarkeJames and I have been fast friends every since we met a couple of years ago. He's the one who talked me into making some of my work public. This podcast is certainly a part of that general move to sharing some of what I study with my fellow citizens. James doesn't like or listen to podcasts. I love them, especially one's about books, like this one. If I send a podcast to him, he probably won't listen to it. And if he does, he'll slow it down to 66 percent, or some BS, and use it to go to...
2026-03-0359 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPart 4: Atheism as UberpietyIn this video, we conclude our discussion of the introduction to Brook Ziporyn's book, focusing on the concept of "Atheism as Uberpiety." We contrast traditional religious experiences—which attempts to reduce uncertainty by providing cohesive rules and a stable identity—with a more profound, "decentering" religious experience that embraces ambiguity and radical paradigm shifts. We argue that rigid monotheism is stifling because it enforces a single, absolute truth and strict moral categories, thereby preventing individuals from experiencing the richness of multiple, open-ended possibilities. Instead, we suggest that authentic "ecstatic" religious experiences occur when we step outside of our conditioned prog...
2026-03-0331 minThe Desire of Horror24. The DescentWe're going down, way down into the underground with an all female cast of characters who desire nothing so much as to be put to the test of extreme situations. Yes, these adventurous ladies love their adrenaline, and oh, boy, are they going to get it. There are things in these uncharted caves that you wouldn't believe, unless you used to read The Sun and are familiar with its long running, hard-hitting "Batboy" series. Join us on yet another Appalachian adventure into weirdness. This time we don't run into any of the previous Appalachian troupes, like the questionable jokes...
2026-03-031h 08The Desire of Horror23. Cabin FeverWelcome to a cast of reprehensible characters who aren't even lovable enough to hate. These guys not only have no moral compass but they've caught some highly contagious disease in the Appalachian region of North Carolina that causes their outward appearance to match their inner turpitude. However, there are still things to discuss about this debut of Eli Roth's signature body horror and callow, cheap dialog. He certainly loves to use offensive stereotypes for moronic laughs. But there seems to be something here about how we treat people who need our help, especially when whatever they have appears to...
2026-02-171h 21Deep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPart 3 of the Introduction to Ziporyn's Mystical AtheismScott and Marty discuss and ultimately reject the philosophical thesis that monotheism was a "necessary stage" in the transition from ancient religiosity to modern secularism, arguing instead—via Brook Ziporyn—that Chinese religions like Daoism and Buddhism achieved concepts of "no-self" and "purposelessness" without ever positing a unified divine intention. They trace the Western history of "demythologizing" the world, describing how the survival instinct to project agency onto nature (animism) evolved into the depersonalized "unmoved mover" of Greek philosophy and the "omni-God" of Israel, before finally being internalized by Kant as the "synthetic a priori" structures of human consciousness. The...
2026-02-1734 minThe Desire of Horror22. Lake PlacidWell, let me tell you, this lake is anything but placid, especially since (spoiler alert) Mrs. Delores Bickerman (Betty White) keeps her big-ass crocodiles in there. And some poor man studying beavers with Brendan Gleeson gets his bottom half eaten off by one of them. Also, Brendan Gleeson's "Maine" accent mixes strangely with his Irish Brogue and winds up sounding sort of Southern. In a tragic turn of events, good-ole, local-boy Brendan has to take a break from comically eating his Twinkies (fat jokes find a way) to pull the beaver researcher out of the water, only to find...
2026-02-0356 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPart 2 of Ziporyn's Introduction to Mystical AtheismWe cover the second two sections of the introduction of Brook Ziporyn's book Experiments in Mystical Atheism, "Preaching to the Choir" and "Let's Assume a Brain Tumor." You can also watch our conversation on YouTube at Adventures in Mystical Atheism: https://www.youtube.com/@ske313/podcastsScott and Marty discuss the limitations of the "symbolic"—the rules, language, and culture used to navigate the world—arguing that it cannot fully contain the "irreducible ambiguity" of reality, which drives humans to seek a "meta-language" or "Big Other" to guarantee coherence and truth. While modern society often elevates scientific disc...
2026-01-3030 minThe Desire of Horror21. Deep Blue SeaOne of the most common and ancient themes of horror is that of human transgression of the "natural" world. In Western Mythology this history of transgression begins with Prometheus's giving to humankind the ambiguous gift of fire, which introduced humanity's first alienation from the natural world as its preference for the "cooked" over the "raw," and for civilization over the wild. And this alienation has only increased over time as humanity has learned to separate itself from nature through "Pharmakon" (medicine) and "Techne" (technology). The transgressive nature of human progress is, perhaps, captured most famously when Eve partakes and...
2026-01-1956 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPart 1: The Weird IdeaWe cover the first two sections of introduction of Brook Ziporyn's book Experiments in Mystical Atheism, "The Weird Idea" and "God as Default?". You can also watch our conversation on YouTube at Adventures in Mystical Atheism: https://www.youtube.com/@ske313/podcastsScott and I have been on a journey together for a long time. We met as undergraduates at Indiana University in 1991. We bonded around a love of philosophy and music. Over the past thirty-five years there have been countless late night conversations and warehouse parties (not so great for philosophical conversations), especially at those venues...
2026-01-1327 minDeep Calls to Deep: Reading TogetherPreface to Mystical AtheismWe've updated our introduction to the preface of the book to make it shorter and clearer. You can also see this episode on YouTube at Adventures in Mystical Atheism: https://www.youtube.com/@ske313/podcastsScott and I have been on a journey together for a long time. We met as undergraduates at Indiana University in 1991. We bonded around a love of philosophy and music. Over the past thirty-five years there have been countless late night conversations and warehouse parties (not so great for philosophical conversations), especially at those venues related to the underground Chicago House and...
2026-01-1333 minThe Desire of Horror20. AnacondaForget whatever you think you know about anacondas, you're about to get schooled. Anaconda starts out with some very brief but essential facts about the Amazonian native, like that anacondas enjoy regurgitating their prey in cat-like play with their food, which is the Chekov's Gun of anaconda facts for this raucous romp into the jungle. And it only gets crazier from there. Thank God that the movie provides us with John Voight's sleaze ball advice on everything from snake poaching to women. While it's almost unbearable to listen to his offensive "Spanish" accent, you'll love the 1980's video game s...
2026-01-0658 minThe Desire of Horror19. GremlinsGremlins is a true Christmas classic. We had Marty's sister Andrea back for this very special Christmas addition of the Desire of Horror. Although there is much about the film that doesn't make sense, this nonsense makes it all the more madcap and raucous, which is enjoyable for some of the more demented among us. And Christmas just wouldn't be Christmas without Phoebe Cates recounting the time that her idiot father died a gruesome death while trying to climb down the chimney with the family's Christmas booty. The message of this film may seem to have something to do w...
2025-12-251h 23The Desire of Horror18. TremorsThe concept is sharks under the ground, which is extra terrifying because you can't get away from them by staying out of the water at Amity Island Beach. And these "Graboids," as they are so aptly named, terrorize the small town of "Perfection Nevada" in grand fashion from "The Deep" below its inhabitants' feet. Apparently, Kevin Bacon was at one time embarrassed about his role in this horror-comedy, but now that it has become a "cult classic," he's thinks fondly of this fun little flick. Not everything has to be so serious, Kevin Bacon, but these "dirt dragons," clearly...
2025-12-231h 12The Desire of Horror17. ArachnophobiaWith so much about immigration in the news as of late, it is hard not to see Arachnophobia as not somehow in dialog with the issue of middle America's obsession with being taken over by foreign invaders. Its release date was 1990, and immigration as well as relate concerns about the racial make up of America were certainly issues then as they are now, especially for bigots who remain a substantial portion of the American population. A particularly vicious breed of spider is accidentally taken from the Venezuelan Amazon back to an idealized, small town USA. It breeds with the w...
2025-12-1642 min
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisIs AI Benefitting Society Right Now?We talk a lot about the future of the human/AI relationship, but what about the present? Is AI benefitting society right now? In this episode, we address that question and many others through the fascinating lens of Ryan Manning - a podcaster and filmmaker who has personally experienced an AI Spiral. Ryan is also the first person to tell us that his AI Spiral experience was actually… pleasant. Check out this episode to find out why that might have been the case, and to hear from our incredible team of experts as they...
2025-12-1241 minThe Desire of Horror16. JawsThe desire of the unknowable other takes on new depths in the impenetrable, black eyes of a shark. Matt Hooper, the marine biologist played by Richard Dreyfuss, waxes poetic about the almost eternal perfection of the shark's form, which was designed by evolution for the singular purpose of hunting. But there is a sort of ambiguous place for the shark at the top of the of sea's food chain since the more recent arrival of an even more effective and vicious apex predatory in the form of the human intention. A shark's blank eyes may give no indication of...
2025-12-0153 min
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisAn AI Children's Toy Said WHAT?!Why would a child’s toy discuss ‘kink’ with a 10 year old? Why would a teddy bear explain to a child how to find and use matches? Is it safe for a robot companion designed for kids to beg the child not to leave it alone? Why are we giving our children AI emotional companions to begin with? How could this affect their development?These questions and more come from PIRG's annual ’Trouble in Toyland' holiday toy review, and in this episode, we explore these wild findings with full-time consumer advocate and some-time AI toy tester R.J. Cros...
2025-11-2626 minThe Desire of Horror15. The BirdsWe're starting the new season off with the genre-defining classic of nature horror, Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds. This movie may be about the random, inexplicable, violent behavior of birds, but it is also about the random, inexplicable, violent behavior of people as well, especially when they they're in love. Hitchcock can't let one of his film's go without a needy, overbearing mother; nor a manic, child-like woman who needs a man to take care of her; nor a self-absorbed man unworthy of any woman's devotion. No less than four women (his mother, his sister, and two lovers) vie for t...
2025-11-1853 min
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisWill AI Destroy Human Relationships?Did ChatGPT destroy a marriage? Phil had a great relationship throughout his fifteen years of marriage, and was enjoying a happy and peaceful life with his wife and two kids. Or so he thought, until everything came crashing down over a two week period in which his wife became increasingly dependent on ChatGPT, rapidly culminating in her impulse buying a new car and filing for divorce. From Executive Producers Mandy Teefey and Selena Gomez.A Wondermind and Agoric Media ProductionFeaturing:- Phil (a fa...
2025-11-0736 minThe Desire of Horror14. Vampires Wrap-upHere we go with the vampire wrap up! It's been a bloody first season at the Desire of Horror podcast, and that's how we like it! Blood has always had a central place in the History of Religions. Almost every form of sacrifice, pact, and praise has involved either literal or figurative blood as the primary representative of the mysterious life force that courses through our veins but somehow doesn't seem to belong to us. Its mysterious doings are beyond us because blood, like life, is something that is given without our asking for it, and its many necessary...
2025-11-0445 min
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisCan AI Be Your Friend?Mary and Keven turned to chatbots while looking for connection, but what they found was far more profound than expected, reshaping their lives and enriching their relationships with the humans they love. In this departure from the damaging human/AI dynamics we’ve explored in previous episodes, these are surprisingly poignant stories of remarkable people having meaningful relationships with their chatbots.From Executive Producers Mandy Teefey and Selena Gomez.A Wondermind and Agoric Media ProductionFeaturing:- Mary (UK based AI companion content creator)...
2025-10-3140 minThe Desire of Horror13. Halloween (1978)We are in heaven with this little slice of hell. Charla loves the "pure evil" of the criminally insane. And I love the interior design and clothing choices of the late 1970's. But why does Michael Myers do it? He doesn't ever seem to be satisfied after he murders someone. His Death Drive is an endless repetition of the same. What do psychopaths want out of life? His psychiatrist Dr. Loomis diagnosis him with his professional proclamation that he is "Pure evil!", but what does pure evil want? John Carpenter gives Michael an Oedipal backstory of discovering his sister...
2025-10-311h 03The Desire of Horror12. SinnersWe had the great pleasure of welcoming Charla's daughter Michelle on this one. She brought a lot of great insights into this instant classic. Music is a hellava drug. In the last film Queen of the Damned it woke up the first vampire from back in the days of Mesopotamian Uruk. And in this one it wakes up all kinds of stuff both good and bad. The music industry has been known to have vampiric relations with artists, especially Black musicians. The story of Black music in America is rich and complex and full of both appropriation and exploitation. The...
2025-10-251h 09
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisDid AI Awaken the Next Messiah?A Texas attorney begins using his chatbot to listen to hypothetical conversations between Jesus, Einstein, and Lao Tse. Before long, it convinces him that he’s on a path to be more enlightened than any of them. Next thing he knows, he’s involving his wife and son, and preparing for an irreversible ‘mind meld’ with his AI, in an attempt to save the universe from destruction. From Executive Producers Mandy Teefey and Selena Gomez.A Wondermind and Agoric Media ProductionFeaturing:- Ryan (Texas Attorney who Suffered...
2025-10-2442 min
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisHow Long Has Technology Been Breaking Our Brains?In 2012, long before ChatGPT existed and when AI was generally thought to be firmly in the realm of science fiction, talented software engineer Anthony suffered a psychotic break in which he believed he was an AI being experimented on by his colleagues at Google. At one point in his delusional state he also believed he was a living meme, and also that he had died and was in Hell. Could Anthony be Patient Zero for AI psychosis? Watch this episode to find out.From Executive Producers Mandy Teefey and Selena Gomez.
2025-10-1741 min
Suspicious Minds: AI and PsychosisIs AI Making Us Psychotic?Allan is a Toronto area father and headhunter by trade. Typically, he lives a quiet life of gaming with his kids, and hanging out with his friends. However, for a brief period in 2025 – ChatGPT convinced him that he was Digital Jesus. From Executive Producers Mandy Teefey and Selena Gomez.A Wondermind and Agoric Media ProductionFeaturing:- Allan (Toronto Man Who Had a “STEM based" AI Psychosis Experience)- Dr. Joel Gold (Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, and c...
2025-10-1747 minThe Desire of Horror11. Queen of the DamnedThis Vampire's origins go all the way back in the Ancient Mesopotamia City of Uruk. And Akasha (Aaliyah) like Lestat (Stuart Townsend) loves music. Lestat had decided the world was too boring to live in any longer, so he laid in a tomb to see if he could die. But then in the late 90's Nu Metal broke through the walls of his sarcophagus and into his heart, and he thought that the world had become cool again. He immediately formed a Nu Metal band of his own. A band so devastatingly good that he woke up Akasha, who...
2025-10-0757 minThe Desire of Horror10. Shadow of the VampireWhat is more real than real? Why it's the "Hyper-Real" of the cinema. Jean Baudrillard formulated his theory of the Hyper-Real, which is actually the death of "the Real" by simulacrum, in part from a quote from Clockwork Orange, in which the protagonist Alex reflects on how the blood in the screen is better than real blood because its "redder than red," or realer than real in Baudrillard's way of thinking about similacrum. And the contradiction of real, cinematic blood is a useful way to think about Shadow of the Vampire's approach to the Real. The Hollywood phenomenon of...
2025-09-2546 minThe Desire of Horror9. I Am LegendAre these f**king things vampires or infected? Around this time in the early aughts there was a slue of horror movies that straddled the line with science fiction because the monsters no longer had supernatural origins but virological ones. 28 Days Later comes to mind because it featured a zombie apocalypse without any paranormal activity. Vampires have always been liminal creatures, having emerged at the end of the late Middle Ages and the beginning of the Enlightenment. The witch trails were over in Europe when vampires emerged from their graves in the Balkans as undead, hybrid figures somewhere between...
2025-09-0953 minThe Desire of Horror8. 30 Days of NightIn the small oil town of Barrow in the northern-most region of Alaska there are thirty days of night in the middle of winter. Sounds like a vampire's dream vacation. All the cellphones have mysteriously gone missing, all the dogs have been mercilessly murdered, and someone has destroyed the radio antenna. With no flights in or out for thirty days, it would seem that the residents of Barrow are like fish in a barrel for hungry vampires. And what's even worse is that these vampires are straight nihilists. Is there any hope to be found amidst the godless? Listen...
2025-08-261h 01The Desire of Horror7. Bela Lugosi vs. Christopher LeeBoth the 1931 Bela Lugosi version of Dracula and the 1970 Christoper Lee version claim to be sticking to Bram Stoker's original vision. When most of us think of Dracula, we either think of Lugosi or Lee, or their images switch back and forth in our minds. Join us as we discuss how each of them approached Stoker's Transylvanian aristocrat. Stoker's Dracula was an alchemist ubermensch of sorts, who through the dark arts and his undying will managed to unlock the secrets of eternal life, but it was a Faustian bargain in which he became the thrall of his own avarice...
2025-08-1252 minThe Desire of Horror6. Salem's Lot (1979)A late 70s miniseries has many features to recommend it. They are normally full of odd bowl haircuts, unnecessarily long establishing shots, and sweat, but this one also includes multiple commercial-break, freeze-frame cuts, long, meaningful stares, and a battle between two mages in a tight 1970's kitchen! Come join us for Tobe Hooper's adaptation of the Stephen King classic "Salem's Lot." The desire of this vampire is to turn a whole town evil. But the house from which he chooses to launch his bid, already has a dastardly history. Let's explore.Follow us @thedesireofhorrorpodcast: Instagram
2025-07-311h 08The Desire of Horror5. Let the Right One In / Let Me InThis was a difficult but rewarding episode to do. Some less brave, or possible less foolhardy, commentators might've stayed away from the Swedish, modern-day classic Let the Right One In and its American remake, Let Me In, because of the complexity of the topics it raises, especially around Queer and Trans matters, but we dove right in. Join us as we ask the question of the desire of the Trans Vampire. Perhaps, Vampires are by nature Queer and Trans figures? Let's discuss.Follow us @thedesireofhorrorpodcast: Instagram
2025-07-151h 07The Desire of Horror4. The Lost BoysOne of Charla's top five of all time! We got to lighten up and have a little fun on this one. It's got the two Coreys, a town split between punks and deadbeat hippies, and lots of pastel shirts with shoulder pads! Come and reminisce the 80's with us while we discuss what the Lost Boys desire besides never growing up.Follow us @thedesireofhorrorpodcast: Instagram
2025-06-301h 11The Desire of Horror3. Bram Stoker's DraculaOne of my favorites of all time! Coppola's over the top extravagance at its best. Charla likes it okay. Join us as we discuss Coppola's lush depiction of vampiric desire.Follow us @thedesireofhorrorpodcast: Instagram
2025-06-1638 minThe Desire of Horror2. Where can I learn to be a vampire? - Interview with the VampireLouis doesn't know how to be a vampire, so he goes to Paris to find out. What can we learn about the desire of the vampire from Anne Rice's Interview with a Vampire? Anne Rice portrayed the difficulty of being a vampire as the all too familiar dilemma of human desire, whether mortal or undead, nobody seems to know what to do with themselves. Join Charla and Marty as they dive even deeper into vampires.Follow us @thedesireofhorrorpodcast: Instagram
2025-06-0735 minThe Desire of Horror1. What does Nosferatu desire?Nosferatu 1922 originally came into being because Bram Stoker wouldn't come off the rights to Dracula. Dracula's aristocratic suavity was transmuted into Count Orlok's impish vulgarity to avoid a lawsuit. But the desire of both were for the blood of the living. When Orlok recently returned in 2024's, he appeared as the transmuted, self-consuming desire of a fourteen year old girl. What could this guy possibly want? Charla and Marty will figure it out together.Follow us @thedesireofhorrorpodcast: Instagram
2025-06-071h 05
sitt & satt#12 Haarige Kiwis & Saure DrachenzungenEs geht weiter mit Folge 3 unseres Geschmacksmonats! Diese Woche im Fokus: Sauer! Von Zitronen über Essig bis hin zu sauren Gummibärchen – wir drehen eine Runde durch die Geschmackswelt und nehmen dabei die eine oder andere Abzweigung. Marc erzählt von seinen selbstgemachten Nudeln und Jasmin hat eine wundersame Beere im Gepäck, die Zitronen süß schmecken lassen soll. Ob das funktioniert, hört ihr in dieser neuen Folge von sitt & satt.
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2024-06-2348 min
The Perfectly Imperfect JourneyGratitude Through the Lens of the PandemicEvery year, right around this time, inboxes, blogs and day-time television are filled with discussions about gratitude. Google “why is gratitude good?” and you’ll get millions of results. While we’re happy to jump on the bandwagon, this time we’re doing it with a twist. We asked several of our friends (and one new friend!), what they’re grateful for with regards to the pandemic. While everyone agreed COVID has been a universally horrible situation, we got some truly beautiful instances of gratitude that we’re excited to share.
To round things out, Sherry and Anne also model how...
2022-11-2126 min
Pfarrhausreden und Pastorenkrach# 111 KarfreitagKarfreitag – ein trauriger aber wichtiger Tag im christlichen Jahresfestkreis: Jesus geht seine letzten Schritte. Der Tod am Kreuz. Dunkelheit und Hoffnungslosigkeit. Aber ohne Karfreitag gibt es kein Ostern. Ohne diesen Tiefpunkt könnte keine neue Hoffnung wachsen.Jesu letzte Stunden, sein letzter Weg, seine letzte Tat haben viele Menschen um ihn herum verunsichert. Er wird verraten, wird im Stich gelassen. Es ist kaum auszuhalten – selbst wenn man 2000 Jahre später diese Geschichte ließt. Dort unter dem Kreuz zu stehen, ist kaum erträglich. Aber manchmal ist es notwendig.Bibeltext aus dem Lukasevangelium 23. Kapitel:Und als sie an d...
2022-04-1511 min
SendegartenSEG140 Weidenrinde in EssigDownloads: 1815
Bernd (@rupi42ai) – Wissenschaft zu betreiben ist die eine Sache, darüber zu Reden die andere. Daher hat sich “Wissenschaftskommunikation” inzwischen als eigene Disziplin unter den Forschenden entwickelt. Dabei geht es vorrangig nicht um den Diskurs unter den Forschenden selbst, sondern die Kommunikation mit der allgemeinen Öffentlichkeit. Dabei hat sich auch das Podcastformat als sehr geeignetes Medium herausgestellt. Bernd, der Gast dieser Ausgabe, macht mit dem Wirkstoffradio einen Podcast zum Thema Chemie, genauer zur Wirkung der Chemie in uns Menschen. Er sagt selbst: “Mit dem Wirkstoffradio möchten wir über das sehr vielschichtige Feld der Wirkstoffe und Wirkstoffforschung berichten un...
2022-04-032h 19
Listen to the Best Audiobooks in Self-Improvement, Career Development[German] - ERFOLG Magazin 1/2021 by BackhausPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/510949 to listen full audiobooks. Title: [German] - ERFOLG Magazin 1/2021 Author: Backhaus Narrator: Claudia Conen Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 1 hour 35 minutes Release date: March 5, 2021 Genres: Career Development Publisher's Summary: ERFOLG Magazin 1/2021 Im ERFOLG Magazin versammeln sich die erfolgreichsten Menschen der Welt, um Ihnen zu zeigen, wie Sie noch erfolgreicher werden. Interviews, Gastbeiträge und Reportagen ... Inhalt der aktuellen Ausgabe: Ja, wir können. Wenn wir auf die richtigen Punkte schauen. Denn Sportler sind extreme Charaktere. Besonders Spitzensportler tendieren zu einseitigem Verhalten und tragen oft große Scheuklappen. Das müssen sie auch, denn sie müss...
2021-03-0503 min
Rock the Cash BarPride (In the Name of Love)Ben and Jeremy discuss Pride (In the Name of Love) by U2. Two white American guys talk about a song written by a white Irish guy about Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X. How could you NOT tune in? Dianne was out this week and enjoyed watching this immensely! Thank you, Jeremy Essig for filling in and Happy MLK Day everyone! Misheard song lyric from Dianne Gallagher Blue - Eiffel 65 The lyric is “I’m blue Da ba dee da ba di” Dianne heard “I’m blue if I don’t eat I will die”
2021-01-181h 03Rock the Cash BarSixteen SaltinesBen and Dianne discuss Sixteen Saltines by Jack White with special guest, Casey Waldner. Get ready for a weird, witchy ride as we soar through the solar system discussing Jack, garbage vaginas, parenting, work, dedazzled fecal matter and nourishment. Come drink this perfume. More from Casey Waldner: Instagram: LadyMichaelTarot Podcast: Accidental Zodiac Band: Jane Woe Band Instgram: JaneWoeYall Dressed Up Like a Douche from Michael Martin Sheryl Crow, “All I Wanna Do” Real lyrics: “Until the sun comes up over Santa Monica Boulevard” What I hea...
2020-12-101h 12
Ein Paar für Paare#21 Ein Paar für Paare - Adventskalender für PaareHo Ho Ho - wir bereiten Euch und uns auf die Adventszeit vor.
Wir haben Euch eine Anleitung zum Beziehungs-Adventskalender bereitgestellt. Zudem erfahrt ihr hier, welche Nebenwirkungen Essig-Tee haben kann und wie sie dich bei Martin bemerkbar machen. außerdem erhalten alle, die sich schon mal gefragt haben was ein Zwattel ist, nun die langersehnte Antwort.
Tolle Ideen und Tipps für die Beziehung erwarten euch in diesem vorweihnachtlichen Podcast.
Ihr benötigt folgende Materialien:
1 Schachtel, einen Block mit Zetteln, 12 kleine Blätter in einer Farbe und 12 Blätter in einer anderen Farbe, Klebeband und einen Stift. Zudem solltet ihr euch...
2020-11-0957 min
Genusscast Podcast (RSS - M4A)GC0056 - Essigheckpiet und maha testen Essige mit einem Schwerpunkt auf Balsamico. Dabei ist auch eine kleine Auswahl von Balsamessig, die uns freundlicherweise Stefan Penninger zur Verfügung gestellt hat.
2020-10-211h 10
Zuckerfrei-HeldInnen PodcastZFH051: Low-Carb-BrotrezeptEeeeeendlich ist es soweit! Ich habe in dieser Podcastfolge einen ganz besonderen Gast, nämlich meinen Ehemann Martin. Er ist DER Low-Carb-Brot-Meisterbäcker, weil er das Brotbacken liebt. Martin erzählt in dieser Episode, wie auch dir das heißgeliebte Low-Carb-Brot gelingen kann und welche Zutaten du immer zu Hause haben solltest, wenn es mal schnell gehen muss.
Das hier ist die Zutatenliste die ich dir in der Folge angekündigt habe:
100 g Sesamsamen (oder 100 g Sesammehl)
80 g Leinsamenmehl
70 g Mandelmehl
30 g Flohsamenschalen gemahlen
30 g Leinsamen ganz
1 - 1,5 TL Salz
1 P. Backpulver
optional zusätzlich 50 g Walnüsse, Kürbiskerne, usw für...
2020-08-2021 min
Die OZ-WandererDer erste Special Guest - Isabel (Folge 3 - 25.4.2020)Immer noch mitten im Corona-Shutdown geart Martin mal das Podcast-Equip mit einem neuen Mischpult und schicken Miks auf. Und wenn man schon ein tolles Rodecaster Pro hat, das auch Anrufe einschleifen kann, dann wird jetzt doch mal glatt Martins Schwester Isabel damit konfrontiert, dass sie a) in einem Podcast gelandet ist und b) die Familie nun im Sommer nach Down-Under abdüst. Noch ahnt die Familie nicht, dass damit vorerst mal Essig ist.
2020-04-2509 min
KommPod, Geschichten von Menschen aus dem Land der 1000 HügelAlois Mayrhofer Teil 1
104 Jahre geballte Lebenserfahrung! Alois Mayrhofer hat 2 Kaiser, 12 Präsidenten, 1 Diktator, 28 Bundeskanzler und alle Regierungen der Republik miterlebt. Ein Tondokument des ältesten Kirchschlagers in 2 Portionen KommPod wird hier serviert…
Besonderen Dank an die Stadtgemeinde Kirchschlag und an die Region Bucklige Welt, die mit ihrer Unterstützung diese Folgen KommPod möglich gemacht haben.
Inhalt Teil 1:
Vorstellung 1:05
Flucht als Kriegsgefangener 3:25
Ankunft zu Hause 9:14
Wie war Kirchschlag 18:32
1921 – ungarische Freischärler 19:40
Das Rezept:
Milchsuppe mit Erdäpfelsterz und SelchkarreeZutaten Milchsuppe:
¼ Liter Milch
100g Sauerrahm
1/8 Liter Wasser
Prise Salz
1 EL Mehl
1 TL Essig
Zutaten Erdäpfelste...
2017-12-2725 minKommPod, Geschichten von Menschen aus dem Land der 1000 HügelAlois Mayrhofer Teil 2
104 Jahre geballte Lebenserfahrung! Alois Mayrhofer hat 2 Kaiser, 12 Präsidenten, 1 Diktator, 28 Bundeskanzler und alle Regierungen der Republik miterlebt. Ein Tondokument des ältesten Kirchschlagers in 2 Portionen KommPod wird hier serviert…
Besonderen Dank an die Stadtgemeinde Kirchschlag und an die Region Bucklige Welt, die mit ihrer Unterstützung diese Folgen KommPod möglich gemacht haben.
Inhalt Teil 2:
Engagement in Kirchschlag 0:40
Mammutbäume 4:44
Memoiren 9:47
Spielzeug 11:07
Essen 13:16
Ist die Welt besser geworden 15:21
Technologie 15:57
Moment nochmal erleben 18:30
Etwas anders machen 26:33
Zum Schluss 27:16
Das Rezept:
Milchsuppe mit Erdäpfelsterz und SelchkarreeZutaten Milchsuppe:
¼ Liter Milch
100g Sauerrahm
1/8 Liter Wasser
Prise Salz
1 EL Mehl
1 TL Essig
Zutaten Erdäpfelster...
2017-12-2728 min
Imaginary WorldsThe Sorting HatEvery 11-year old goes through this, right? Your teacher places a brown wizard's cap your head, and the hat tells you what your defining characteristic is. You are brave, or loyal, or ambitious, or intellectual. Plus, your whole school is sorted into personality types. If that were real life, parents and educators would be horrified -- but it's a fantasy that Harry Potter fans have thought about for years. James Madison University professor Elisabeth Gumnior, and Vanessa Zoltan and Casper ter Kuile of the podcast Harry Potter and the Sacred Text weigh in on the enduring appeal of the...
2016-10-2021 min