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So I have Terry joining me again because he is uniquely qualified to help me get to the bottom of these ideas we cover which includes a hole at the pole, Nazis in Antarctica, and operation high jump. What connection is there between JFK files and the hunt for Hitler? What was operation high jump and why did they need so many people? What does this have to do with the real smell of Africa and bins being blown up? Keep listening and you will find out what all of this means. Remember to support the show just click here and click on support

Was Amityville a Mob Hit? Were Demons involved or are the lawyers the demons? Was there more than one shooter? How was the Mafia involved? Well you will find out as we katchem and killem with some interesting facts as well as logic... Sit tight every this is a fun one

Join Pedro and I as we discuss a historical timeline of vampires. Where shit goes once it has rolled downhill, a Christian who healed himself of vampirism, what movie scares the hell outta me (that is coming true), a lord with a clubbed foot who banged people he shouldn'thave, why my grandfather stopped worrying about me being a pyromaniac, why Elizabeth Bathory and Vlad Tepes (Dracula) should't be classed as vampires and what does this all have to do with electrolytes and count Duckula... stay tuned it should be interesting (well at least it was fun to edit with over an hour taken out I might add). Still working on audio quality. You have 1 more bad episode to get through before season 2 kicks off and I have an audio engineer working with me on all of that. Stay tuned as it just gets better

Toxic Feminism: Where have all the cowboys gone part II Welcome back to another swapcast episode of The Gentleman of Logic where I am a guest on The Blunt Report (which if you haven't listened to you need to). In this episode, we talk about: Testosterone levels in men and why it's important to get them checked do women need testosterone treatment jordan peterson and how he isn't a bad guy other stuff So tune in and check it out as it was a heap of fun to record this episode with Pedro as it always is. remember the views and opinions expressed are mine and it's got some simon flavour.

G'day everyone, In this episode, I was lucky enough to sit down and steal some time from Laird Scranton. For a Long time, I thought of him as the Dogon expert or the Dogon guy but I found out he is much more than that. He is a comparative cosmology guy. I didn't edit this episode except for cleaning up the audio, so you will find that there may be gaps and pauses because my mind is melting processing everything. I left it like this because I wanted you all to see that I learn new things every day and I am not the expert all the time. We discuss the Dogon, Skara Brae, Chinese/Tibetan mythology and Laird explains where ancient peoples got their knowledge and its fascinating. I ask the importance of the Sirius star system, how he got started, how he became interested in Maori mythology and I also explain that I don't understand why Australia in Eurovision. Yeah. Get ready for your mind to be melted or laugh as mine does. I present Laird Scranton and you can find more information about him here

G'day everyone welcome to a special swapcast where I was a guest on Pedro's show The Blunt Report. In this episode, we discuss and ponder "Where have all the Cowboys Gone?". This show was originally called toxic feminism which I am now referring to as the cult of the angry clit. Why cowboys? that's simple cowboys were a sign of masculinity. We aren't anti-female in any way but we dive into what is wrong with being a man in this day and age (hint: there ain't shit wrong with it). You will learn the opposite of misogyny and exploring how masculinity is on the brink of extinction. WE will talk about a lack of testosterone over the years and so much more including what made my brother cry when he was younger. Do yourselves a favour and listen up. stay tuned for part 2 where we will drop more bombs...

Immortal, Alchemist, Vampire? These are a few of the questions one has when they start to study Comte De Saint Germain. He was known as the man who would not die. Did he really drink blood? What about his Elixr of long life that was made from springtime morning dew and elderflowers? What caused him to trade his elderflower drink for slatter blood? (a slatter was a name for ladies of the night around his time). Was the Comte De Saint Germain the guy who actually got a whole room of people to sign their "John Hancocks" and rise against the British crown? well in this episode I am joined by Pedro from The Blunt Report and we tackle this topic head-on as we do. we get most of our information right and have a laugh along the line. so was this Saint Germain fella an immortal? was he the man that Casanova envied? where did he go and what the hell does this all have to do with a show called Outlander and why don't men have a day to celebrate their achievements? Sit down lads and hold onto your dickholes this gets super interesting and i think fun

The Pied Piper of Hamelin: Sickness came to the village of Hamelin. Seemingly born on the back of rats, a plague begins to spread. As the village rips itself apart a stranger appears to offer a form of salvation for a fee. An agreement is reached between the stranger and the town folk. But When the town fail to hold up their end of the bargain the stranger returns to exact a toll that is still spoken of to this day. What is that toll exactly? The town's children is the toll except for three children who weren't capable of following the stranger. This is the legend of the pied piper, in some telling, it is a nightmare, even though it is told more often in western cultures as a fairy tale. Regardless it is a trauma for the town of Hamelin. So much so that on a certain street music and dancing are forbidden. Are you prepared to hear this song? G'day it's Simon and welcome to The Gentleman of Logic. Today I am joined by my good friend and brother from another mother Pedro from the blunt report and this is an episode I've really been excited about doing and have been waiting to do for a while. It's a fascinating topic that when you apply common sense doesn't make sense. So let's break it down for you. What is a danse macabre, why was the stranger called a “pied” piper? Was he a “Lokator”? What does this story have to do with a British government operation in world war 2, a stained glass window that no longer exists, mosquito ringtones, and a magical portal? Was the pied piper a murderous pedophile? How does Dracula fit into the picture? Stay tuned to find all of this out and more as we dive deep into this episode. Get ready for your understanding of this story to be flipped on its head. you can watch this episode on YouTube as well

Buy Terry's book called Bad Medicine here This is episode 3 of The Gentleman of Logic. It was an informal chat with Terry an old high school buddy who has literally climbed some pretty high mountains. He's a former special forces medic and Afghanistan veteran but he's also so much more than that.

there is a difference between werewolves and cynocephali. one used to exist whilst I doubt the other actually did. The Cynocephali could have given rise to tales of the werewolf. what do Cynocepahli (dog headed people) have to do with King Arthur (just picture charlie hunnam), Anubis and Marco polo Did they have souls and did they even exist? Did they wash their stinky mickeys? find out in this episode

This is a break down of the idea of Atlantis being in the black sea. You can follow along with images over at the Instagram account for The Gentleman of Logic @thegentlemanoflogic or on the website www.thegentlemanoflogic.com feel free to comment and tell me I am wrong. oh, you'll probably find a few mickey jokes in there as well and it's Aussie AF. Get ready for the best podcast of 2021