Talk Gnosis

The Apostolic Johannite Church is proud to present the twenty-fourth annual AJC Conclave – May 31st to June 2nd, 2024 […]

We’ve been meaning to have occultist and writer Phil Hine on Talk Gnosis for awhile and now we have the […]

Ukrainian artist Nightgrowler shares his journey of discovering the profound connection between art and magic with Talk Gnosis and host […]

It’s our new show where we talk to a self-identified Gnostic about their personal takes on Gnosticism, their history with […]

Michael Osborne is a Talk Gnosis returning show champion with another needed new translation of a precious esoteric text: The […]

Alex Coma, artist and creative coach, returns to Talk Gnosis for a wide-ranging interview. We discuss his transitions from photography […]

Sociologist, author, podcaster, and writer Dr. Ashley Frawley comes on Talk Gnosis to talk mindfulness and challenge the prevailing narratives […]

It’s our new show where we talk to a self-identified Gnostic about their personal takes on Gnosticism, their history with […]

He’s been called a magician, a prophet, an anti-christ and THE Gnostic heretic. But who was the real Simon of […]

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M.R. Osborne, a familiar face on our show, has previously delved into the profound doctrines of the enigmatic mystic, Martinez de Pasqually. Today, we turn our focus to Pasqually’s monumental work, “Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings Into Their Original Property, Virtue, and Divine, Spiritual Power.” This text stands as a unique Kabbalistic interpretation and […]

Dive into the legendary tales of King Arthur like never before with Benito Cereno’s awesome new translation of Geoffrey of Monmouth’s 12th-century classic, “Historia Regum Britanniae.” This seminal work, blending myth and history, offers the first comprehensive account of Arthur’s reign. Benito, a returning Talk Gnosis champion, brings his unique expertise to this edition, creating […]

In this Talk Gnosis, Ronnie Pontiac returns to offer an in-depth exploration of the enigmatic Orpheus myth, its profound impact on Western countercultures, and how the ancient Orphic Hymns can bring this power into your life. In his book with Tamra Lucid, “The Magic of the Orphic Hymns: A New Translation for the Modern Mystic,” […]

In this episode of Talk Gnosis, Dr. Allen Greenfield, a renowned figure in occultism, paranormal work, ufology, and alternative spirituality, makes a much-anticipated return to the show after a decade. We talk about so much, from the men in black to what Gnosticism means for the modern age, though the main thrust is about Free […]

In an engaging episode of Talk Gnosis, Billie Steigerwald, Gnostic Priestess and independent scholar, offers deep insights into the essence of Gnosticism. She shares her journey of discovering Gnosticism and its relevance in the modern world. The conversation delves into the concepts of love, the role of the feminine in Gnosticism, and the potential growth …

Listen in on our conversation with writer, film maker, musician, and podcaster Carl Abrahamsson about esoteric, society, and occulture. We discuss his new book “Source Magic: The Origin of Art, Science, and Culture” and its connection to the origins of human experience and culture. We explore the influence of figures like Genesis P-Orridge, Derek Jarman, …

Settle in, folks, get comfy. This is a long chat with Earl, the driving force behind the Secret History of Western Esotericism Podcast, or SHWEP. Hosted by Jason Mehmel, with guest Shaun McCann of the Apostolic Johannite Church. We cover a lot of territory in this wide-ranging discussion. As fans of the SHWEP, Jason and […]

The director and writer West Craven is best remembered as a horror genius for “Nightmare on Elm Street,” “Scream,” and many others. But his career was more expansive than the horror genre including everything from an experimental novel to a heart warming Meryl Streep pic. What unites his work is a focus on meta, societal, […]

Delve into our illuminating conversation with Dr. Kyle Smith, the author of the fascinating social history “Cult of the Dead:A Brief History of Christianity.” Dr. Smith discusses his research into how Christianity was profoundly shaped by the cult of martyrdom in its early centuries. He explains how the often gruesome stories of saints’ tortures and […]

Join us as Dr. Shirley Paulson returns to dive deep into the riveting “Letter from Peter to Phillip,” shedding light on the resilience and strategies of early Christ followers in the face of violence and imperial oppression. This gem of a text, though brief and nestled in the treasures of the Nag Hammadi Library, stands […]