49 episodes
Thelema NOW! Crowley, Ritual & Magick Ordo Templi Orientis
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- Religion & Spirituality
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4.1, 37 Ratings
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Our mission is to provide listeners with interesting, informative, thought-provoking interviews featuring individuals involved in myriad realms of mysticism, spirituality and magical theory and practice: authors, sorcerers, academics, entertainers. We’ll be looking into everything except inter and intra organizational politics as that’s ground very thoroughly tilled by other programs.
(Opinions expressed on this program by interviewees and interviewers are theirs alone and do not necessarily represent those of Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O), Ordo Templi Orientis U.S.A. (O.T.O.-U.S.A.), or any of their officers or directors.)
Customer Reviews
Generally good guests, questions could be better
I agree with another reviewer, while I like listening to the guests - who are usually quite interesting. Frater Puck seems likable - but he should ask better questions in general, and refrain from laughing agreeably after every guest answer. Call-ins might add some interest.
Poor Quality
The people interviewed are doing very interesting work, but the quality of the audio is terrible. I can barely understand what anyone is saying, and the conversations are quite awkward. The interviewers appear to be unprepared and more invested in their own ideas rather than the ideas of the people they are interviewing. As magicians, I expect more. It’d probably help if everyone was in the same room, rather than on a phone call... The idea of this show is so brilliant, please do something to improve the quality of sound.
My favorite podcast
This is my favorite podcast. Harper Feist does such probing and entertaining interviews with her guests, which are informative a lots of fun. And the guests are great. My favorites are the interviews with Peter Mark Adams and Carl Abrahamsson, but I like them all. Some authors make the rounds when they have a new book, but Feist is able to get her guests to share a little more that I greatly enjoy. I have not found another interview of this depth with Rain Al-Amin, which is another favorite. And it keeps getting better!
