Welcome back, folks! This week will serve exactly what the title says: we're going back through some of the most popular episodes, the most shared, the most slept-on, and the craziest. You can listen to the episode right here or wherever you stream your podcast action! We're also going through some of the listeners that have reached out and supported the show, as well as some of the amazing musicians […]
For Black Hoodie Alchemy this Thanksgiving week, I have recurring guest, friend, and innovative mystic, Eric Millar on the show to talk about his latest work, WOMBAT and all that existential fury that it holds! A collection of several visual and literary artworks, I found particular fascination with the first two pieces: Operator's Code and Flight Interpretations. You can listen to it right here or wherever you stream your podcast […]
This week on Black Hoodie Alchemy, we finally have our first lady guest on the show! While this show does have a little bit of a male slant, we've always maintained a solid third of lady listeners and I apologize for this taking so long! It's been a combination of me enjoying the company of my best researcher homies, doing solo shows, and having tricky scheduling. I wasn't even sure […]
Welcome back to Black Hoodie Alchemy, folks! This week we have another special guest -- researcher, musician, and longtime listener of the show -- Chris Fiato, here to talk about addiction, trauma, philosophy, metaphysics, and spirituality. Heavily referenced in the discussion is Dr. Gabor Mate, the sentiments found in his book In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts, and his clinical work in Canada with the psychedelic rehabilitation of heroin addicts. You can […]
Happy Halloween season to you all and thanks for tuning into Black Hoodie Alchemy! This week it's all things horror, even more than usual. We're diving into everything that constitutes horror -- particularly the movies, but to include literature, artwork, and music like heavy metal. You can listen to the episode right here or wherever you stream your podcast action! Why do people enjoy horror while others don't? If horror […]
Welcome back to Black Hoodie Alchemy! This week I have another special returning guest: good ol' Douglas Batchelor of the 'What Magic is This?' podcast, and we're following up our chat in BHA #54, where we discussed Magick in History & Modern Day. You can listen to the episode right here or wherever you stream your podcast action! For those unfamiliar, Douglas is a researcher and magician that […]
This week on the show I'm pleased to have the return of a true veteran in the game, Miguel Conner of Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio! If you don't know who he is, Miguel is a Gnostic student and researcher, author and artist, and he just so happens to be working on a new book that is really going to bust some heads open when it comes out next year. You can […]
Welcome back to Black Hoodie Alchemy! This week is a re-release of a conversation I had with Martin Ferretti -- friend of mine, fellow alchemist, and host of the podcast 'The Alchemical Mind', currently on hiatus but with a lot of great content you can go check out! You can listen to the conversation right here or wherever you stream your podcast action! Originally released in December of 2020, Martin […]
This week on Black Hoodie Alchemy, we’re talking all things Christianity and Paganism from a comparative religious point of view. Along with Buddhist meditation instructor and my colleague Justin Otto (host of the Dharma Junkie podcast and Gulf Coast Dharma) we are finally blessed with the return of Redneck Mystic Extraordinaire Tippy Patson! A man known for leading The League of Extordniary Gents in the Everglades, bathing in his own […]
Luemas is a truth speaker, an activist and a hip hop lyricist. Since the early to mid 90's, Luemas has been writing rhymes and was part of an underground hip hop collective. As life went on for him, he took his efforts to the stage (98-04) and became a part-time recording artist. Within that period, life began to transform for him through the use of ancient medicines. Luemas quit the system, tried to live life under his terms, and tried to become completely free. Along his journey, in 1999, he met a former insider of an institution who broke down the way the planet really runs. This information became the platform in which he operated and built from since. He has shared his message through music, and activism. So much data and information over the years compiled within him, so in 2013, Chant it down radio was born as the new platform for the message of complete freedom.
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