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Welcome back to Gnostic Insights and to the Gnostic Reformation on Substack. Dr. Cyd Ropp and Bishop Nathan Wilson Today's episode is the last installment of my interview with Bishop Nathan Wilson of The Gnostic Union. Brother Nathan continues with his illustration of how correct translation of the original Koine Greek of the New Testament changes the way we may interpret Biblical scripture more precisely. The translations he shares come from his freely available Gnostic Christian Truth Bible that you can find online in PDF form, with side by side comparisons of the original Koine with English. I'm including the link here in the transcript of the episode, so if you are listening to this in podcast form, you may wish to go to Gnostic Insights dot com to read the transcript. His Bible and other Gnostic scriptures could use another round of editorial polishing, in my opinion, to insert an indexed table of contents, so it may be a bit difficult to make your way through it. And in next week’s episode, I’ll take a long look at what we’ve been hearing for the last four weeks. If you have anything you would like me to discuss or any questions coming off of Bishop Wilson’s discussion, bring them up and we can talk about them on next week's episode. I know I’m going to want to talk about the role of Sophia and the Divine Feminine and the concept of gender on the ethereal plane. I would also like to talk to you about how the study of history and philology differs from theology and philosophy and how they are not necessarily gnosis. And here at Gnostic Insights, of course, and on the Gnostic Reformation, I avoid talking about gnosis and only share gnosis itself. So I’d like to explain that to you about that as well. So please drop me some comments here at the end of this episode and I can address them in next week’s episode. Bishop Nathan Wilson: So Mark 8:17. All right. So this would be Jesus here. “And having gnosis, he said to them, why reason because you have no bread or do you not understand that the heart of you has been hardened?” So this is among disciples arguing that they have no bread. Jesus having spiritual gnosis, understanding what’s going on, says, “What are you arguing about?” Which is kind of interesting that he mentioned, but I’ll mention something that’s a real kick in the can. So this is in Mark 15:42. And this is a text that no theology want to give you because it would make them feel uncomfortable. And it’s regarding Pontius Pilate having gnosis regarding Jesus crucifixion. So this is a note they definitely do not want. I was kind of thinking about what does this mean? And I figured out what it’s regarding to. Mark 15:45. Okay, so this is Pontius Pilate. I’ll read 15:44 first. “But Pilate wondered if he had already died, having called to him the centurion and questioned him if he had already died. And with gnosis from the centurion, he granted the body to Joseph.” AI generated image of Pilate questioning the Centurian. The three crucified men were inserted by the AI to symbolically represent the crucifixition of Jesus and the two thieves. Golgotha is actually not that close to the palace window. So that meaning inside knowledge from the centurion has been given to him about Jesus. So that could imply that he was still alive and that Pontius might have been involved in this plot. That’s what that text would imply; it doesn’t necessarily have to mean that. It can just mean that within a knowledge he’s been told by the centurion Jesus is dead, so it can apply that too. So however you want to read that text is up to you. But I found that quite fascinating and I had to really look at that. I’m like, well, I'm sorry, we can’t have that in there. That’s why that’s been censored. But that’s fascinating. So we even have Jesus having a gnosis and leaving an area and that’s in Matthew 12:15. I’ll jump into that too. So there’s a couple of scenes that Jesus has gnosis. There’s even times he has gnosis in regarding what other people were thinking. So having to understand them mentally. So that’s cool. So gnosis appears quite often. It’s just it doesn’t appear in the English text. But in the Old Testament it’s even more. Cyd:That's interesting. Bishop Nathan Wilson:Yes, it is. Very. Okay. So “withdrew from the area” Matthew 12:15 I want. Right. “And Jesus having gnosis, withdrew from there and many great multitudes followed him and he healed them.” Or it can translate to took care of them or cured them all. So that word here we have can be for a therapeia or a therapeo. And this word meaning to heal someone or to spend time with them, to heal them with God’s word or with medicine, to heal them with medical substance, so narcotics. It can be just simply curing them or just spending time with someone so say talking to someone, healing them and their emotions. So healing their emotions. So that’s beautiful. Not just simply Jesus hocus pocus and and leaving. It’s he’s spending time with people. And this word has been used in ancient Greek medical texts for implying medical substances or therapy. So the word therapeia is where our word therapy comes from. So this can be Jesus the therapist. So that’s beautiful. Absolutely fantastic. I like that. So it gives more power to the text. Shows that one person can make a difference. So any one of us can do this and heal multitudes through spiritual touch, through spiritual messaging, through the simple act of love. So that’s powerful. That’s useful. Cyd:And this is something that only people can do. Well, no, actually dogs are very good therapists as well. But I wouldn’t think that an AI therapist or an AI Jesus has any gnosis truly. Bishop Nathan Wilson:I’m not really one big for AI because I think AI is basically just all secondhand information. It’s just built from all our information that we’ve already got. So we have here something else. This is something pretty interesting too. Matthew 16:8. And it’s Jesus having gnosis: “Why do you argue amongst yourselves? You of little faith because you have no bread” [or meaning food.] But say, regarding to the word for artos being bread. So when you have the Jesus prayer, Give us this daily bread, this could translate to give us our daily necessaries of life. That’s much more. So daily maintenance, so being maintained spiritually, being maintained by God, for God giving us the means to live spiritually as well as physically. So it’s much more powerful than just simple, just bread and food. So Jesus speaking a lot of times symbolically. So the symbolic teachings are meant to be useful to all of us. So something that we can practically take on, not simply does something that’s outside of ourselves. So that’s within ourselves that we can actually use. So gnosis. And I’ll go into Matthew 22:18. And that’s with Jesus about having gnosis on the wickedness of the Pharisees. So this doesn’t mean that all Pharisees are bad though. Jesus had Pharisees that followed him. This just means a select few of them. So basically the rich corrupted ones of them. So he was also against the Sadducees too. Mostly Sadducees probably because they were the richer lots. But he was not really a friend to those who were corrupt and using the money that they were given to further subject the people to more condemnation, which Jesus was very much pro-life, was equality where the Pharisees and Sadducees in large numbers were not. Which is a shame. Okay, so 22, I think it was I’m looking for. Matthew 22:18. Okay. Cyd:You know that Old Testament God of the Sadducees and Pharisees doesn’t have love. So they are not getting any gnosis from that Jehovah level. Bishop Nathan Wilson:No. And it goes back to where it’s first worshipped. The first to worship this God, Yahweh, were very violent. They were the Shasu. They were known to force marry the Egyptian and Ethiopian young girls they raided. So when we look at the depictions of the Shasu, they are mixed in colour—they're black, they’re white, they’re copper skinned. They didn’t care what colour you were, they just took. They were looking for sex slaves, basically wives. So what’s interesting is the same river that they used, the Euphrates River, not all of them were river-based pirates. Some were just tent dwelling nomads. But some of them did have the funds or means to use ships. So we certainly had sea people. So some of those sea people were Canaanite raiders. So they’ll use the Euphrates River to go out raiding, to go out to the main street or elsewhere to raid outside of their own lands. Muslim pirates would use the same river to do the same thing. So that’s interesting.[Editor’s note: The speaker appears to be connecting several groups—nomadic Shasu, Sea Peoples, and later Muslim-era raiders. While the Euphrates served as an important transportation corridor, the specific claim that the Shasu or Sea Peoples used it as river-pirates is not clear from the sources consulted by the CoPilot AI and may reflect an interpretation rather than an established historical consensus. Of course, the AIs are relaying to us approved, conventional data, so their data bases would not contain the types of stories Bishop Wilson speaks of.]All in the name of this Jehovah, in the name of Yahweh, in the name of the demiurge, this evil gets done. And it’s always the poor that suffer, the poor and women. And who are the ones that Jesus is speaking to? The poor and to women. So it’s shocking. So most Christians don’t look at this either. A lot of Muslims don’t either, because they will be following Jesus [Isa]. So who they call Isa, they clearly don’t. So the message contradicts. So Muhammad called himself a man of war. Moses as well. But it depends on what version of Moses you’re looking at as well. So during the time of Jesus, as I mentioned, there were different versions of Judaism. There were different Torahs and different Jewish Bibles. So some believed in a peaceful Moses and even a peaceful Abraham. Others believed in Abraham the Pirat. So Abraham the Pirate. And some didn’t take this view. So others believed in Abraham ready to sacrifice his son. And others believed that he was hearing a fallen angel, mistook it for God, and God had to intervene. And we see this sort of in the Essene story somewhat. So that’s more of a Gnostic take. Some Essenes view, because they’re Dead Sea Scrolls, which is a Qumran Essene sect, they believe that it was Belial that was behind the scenes doing this. And God was basically aware that Belial was doing it and would interfere. So he would do this in order for Belial to expose himself and then be shamed. So a very different story. So the story of Job we read is the Pharisee story, which is Satan being in the angelic courts. So being asked by God, so not acting outside of God. So he was only there to test human beings. So Satan’s not the bad guy in that story. It’s Yahweh. But when we look at other stories, it’s different. Even the Ethiopian version is different. They have two stories. One with Belial and the other one with a figure called Mastema, who is the opponent against God trying to cause the sacrifice of Abraham’s son. So, trippy. So this is regarding to the Pharisees as well. “So Jesus, having gnosis of the wickedness of them, said, Why do you test me, you hypocrites?” So this is in reference to the coin, when he showed them the icon. So what’s interesting about that scene is Judas, who was a Zealot, basically, I think it was Judas of Galilee, who rebelled against Rome, he also said the same thing. “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and give to God what is God’s.”[Matthew 22:21] So when Jesus is speaking in the scene, he doesn’t touch the coin. The icon on there in question is the emperor who is stating, you know, son of Caesar, son of God. Jesus is saying, no, basically give this back to Caesar and give to Israel, God, what is God’s, which is the land. So Israel. But I don’t think it’s more from the land—I think that’s a zealot opinion. I think when he’s talking about this, when he says Israel, I’m thinking he’s looking at the word context and he’s meaning El preserved so those who belong to El. So when he says those who belong to Israel, he’s not saying just anything, he’s talking about the lost sheep of El Elyon. So those were in other lands, lead them back here. So ones who have gone astray, which is interesting. So ones who are worshipping pagan gods or worshipping Yahweh. So he’s saying, bring them back to El, bring them back to God, repentance. This is why the Pharisees and Sadducees disliked him. He had a different God. Some that liked him as well, but they had trouble understanding it. Cyd:Right. Well, and that is still the case. Hey, we’re going to have to wrap this up in just a few minutes. So is there any scripture you would like to make sure that you share before we wrap it up? Bishop Nathan Wilson:Okay. Well, if you like, I can share either the temple scene, which is a Matthew 21:12, or I can share the little, the short scene of the Pharisees being condemned by Jesus for basically dressing up like prostitutes. You might have a, you might have a lot of that. Cyd:Yeah. Okay. That, that looks to be the one you want to share the most. Papyrus Oxyconocus 840 Bishop Nathan Wilson:So I’ll share that one. It’s very short. So this is the text in general. Just this little bit. Okay. The Greek side is on here. [Nathan displays his fragment facsimile.] So I have the Greek side by side. So this is side one and side two. So side two is even shorter. “So before committing injustice, he carefully plans it all.” So this is Jesus speaking about the evil. “Be on guard, lest you suffer the same things as they.” So this is the Pharisees and Sadducees he’s talking about. “For the evil doers among people do not receive punishment only in this life, but also suffer judgment and great torment. And having received them, he brought them into the purification area. And as he was walking in the temple, a certain Pharisee, a high priest named Soreb [conventional translation is Levi; editorial note],” Which is kind of interesting. That word Zoar/Tzoar [uncertain], is Tsa'ar, [uncertain] which is a city condemned by God [but ultimately spared by God; editorial note]. So this is kind of like a pun on the Pharisee leader being punished by God. So like, possibly, maybe a Pharisee Messiah figure. So meaning they’re rejecting Jesus because they already have their Messiah they believe. So that’s something to be taken into a note. So this Soreb [Levi ?] approaches, met them and said, “Zoar, who gave you permission to walk in the purification area and to look upon these holy vessels, not having washed, nor your disciples having their feet baptized, but having being unclean, you have trampled upon this holy place, which is pure, which no one may enter unless you have bathed and changed into the garments of those baptized. Nor does anyone dare to touch these holy vessels.” So they’re in the temple right now in the inner sanctuary, touching the holy relics and not wearing the same baptism clothing as them. They’re not liking this. So this is what Jesus says. “The Savior answered and said to him, Woe to you blind ones who do not see. You wash in these poured out waters in which dogs and pigs have been thrown into day and night. And after washing your outer skin, you wipe it. And just like the prostitutes and flute players anoint themselves and wash and wipe and adorn themselves to cause the desires of men. But from within, they are full of scorpions and all evil. But I and my disciples who you say are not baptized have been baptized in the waters of eternal Zoe. That has come from God. But woe to those…” And the ending is missing. That’s why side two has not been given. [referring to side two of the fragment which is partially destroyed and not in the public domain] Cyd:Right. Now that’s a fragment. Where was that fragment found? Bishop Nathan Wilson:I forgot. The fragment is called Papyrus Oxyconocus 840. But you can just type in P. Oxy 840. I would say that was probably if I’d gone by memory, that might have been discovered maybe in Alexandria, if not maybe in Thrace, but I believe it was Alexandria, Egypt that might have been discovered. There was one, I believe, that was discovered in the Middle East, maybe Jerusalem. But I believe that one there was discovered in Alexandria. I might be wrong about that. I have to relook where that was discovered. But it is important. So a text that has not been given to public domain yet, which is quite a shame. Cyd:Yeah. Well, it’s been delightful talking to you. And you certainly have an encyclopedic knowledge of these ancient texts. It’s very beautiful. It’s very nice being around you. You have the good vibe. Bishop Nathan Wilson:It’s been a pleasure speaking to you as well, Dr. Cyd Ropp. It’s been an absolute pleasure. So I’m stoked. So sorry if I get excited and all that sort of stuff as well. I love meeting new people, especially fellow spiritual people. Always lovely to see, especially Gnostics. Cyd:Yeah. Well, I recommend The Gnostic Union. Go check out the Facebook site. That’s where all the action is, right? It’s the Facebook site. Bishop Nathan Wilson:And on the YouTube, yeah. We can all get together. Cyd:On the YouTube. Bishop Nathan Wilson:I’ve got a few old videos as well. So you can see the difference in my theology, how it’s changed. My whole belief system changed when I start translating, so I found out I was wrong about a couple of other things. So I still keep some old videos because some people might want to hang on to some of those beliefs as well. I have no problems with that. I’m very open-minded and whichever people want to believe, they can believe, as long as we’re loving to each other and kind. It’s all that matters. Being good humans. Cyd:Right. Well, since we’re going to be putting this on your site as well as mine, let me tell people that I have a Substack called The Gnostic Reformation. And my homepage is GnosticInsights.com. Well, it’s just been a blessing. Thank you very much. Bishop Nathan Wilson:You’re welcome. And feel free to share your stuff on The Gnostic Union Facebook page too. If you ever want to share stuff, feel free to. We accept other people’s work too. So feel free to share it. Cyd:How often? I mean, I post weekly. You don’t want me cross-posting weekly. Bishop Nathan Wilson:Oh, that’s fine. We don’t mind. You can post there weekly. We won’t mind. Anything that’s Gnostic, we’ll gladly accept. So we want to encourage all Gnostic schools of thought and everyone that wants to seek it, we want to encourage that. Cyd:Oh that’s excellent. Okay. Well, thank you so much for being with me today, Bishop Nathan Wilson. God bless us all. Bishop Nathan Wilson:God bless as well. Thank you for having me. Cyd:Okay. Bye-bye. Thank you. Well, that’s the conclusion of that long interview with Bishop Nathan Wilson of The Gnostic Union. These episodes have been running long, a half hour and more, so I think we’ll keep this one short, and give you a break. Until then, drop some comments and questions that I can address in next week's episode.This interview was recorded via Zoom, and so I have the video of the interview as well as these audios, and I’ve left it as one long video to post to YouTube. So I’m putting it up on YouTube now that we’re done with the audio podcast versions, and you can go to YouTube if you’d like to watch Brother Nathan talking about these things. He does have a few visual aids. His papyrus facsimiles and whatnot are pretty cool to look at. So I encourage you to go to my YouTube channel, Cyd Ropp, and it’s under the Gnostic Insights playlist, and leave a thumbs up. I’m going to try to grow the Gnostic Insights presence there on YouTube. It’s going to take a lot of effort and a lot of support on your part. So please give me a hand here, and let’s kick it off with this Bishop Wilson. 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Welcome back to Gnostic Insights and to the Gnostic Reformation on Substack. Dr. Cyd Ropp and Bishop Nathan Wilson Today's episode is the last installment of my interview with Bishop Nathan Wilson of The Gnostic Union. Brother Nathan continues with his illustration of how correct translation of the original Koine Greek of the New Testament changes the way we may interpret Biblical scripture more precisely. The translations he shares come from his freely available Gnostic Christian Truth Bible that you can find online in PDF form, with side by side comparisons of the original Koine with English. I'm including the link here in the transcript of the episode, so if you are listening to this in podcast form, you may wish to go to Gnostic Insights dot com to read the transcript. His Bible and other Gnostic scriptures could use another round of editorial polishing, in my opinion, to insert an indexed table of contents, so it may be a bit difficult to make your way through it. And in next week’s episode, I’ll take a long look at what we’ve been hearing for the last four weeks. If you have anything you would like me to discuss or any questions coming off of Bishop Wilson’s discussion, bring them up and we can talk about them on next week's episode. I know I’m going to want to talk about the role of Sophia and the Divine Feminine and the concept of gender on the ethereal plane. I would also like to talk to you about how the study of history and philology differs from theology and philosophy and how they are not necessarily gnosis. And here at Gnostic Insights, of course, and on the Gnostic Reformation, I avoid talking about gnosis and only share gnosis itself. So I’d like to explain that to you about that as well. So please drop me some comments here at the end of this episode and I can address them in next week’s episode. Bishop Nathan Wilson: So Mark 8:17. All right. So this would be Jesus here. “And having gnosis, he said to them, why reason because you have no bread or do you not understand that the heart of you has been hardened?” So this is among disciples arguing that they have no bread. Jesus having spiritual gnosis, understanding what’s going on, says, “What are you arguing about?” Which is kind of interesting that he mentioned, but I’ll mention something that’s a real kick in the can. So this is in Mark 15:42. And this is a text that no theology want to give you because it would make them feel uncomfortable. And it’s regarding Pontius Pilate having gnosis regarding Jesus crucifixion. So this is a note they definitely do not want. I was kind of thinking about what does this mean? And I figured out what it’s regarding to. Mark 15:45. Okay, so this is Pontius Pilate. I’ll read 15:44 first. “But Pilate wondered if he had already died, having called to him the centurion and questioned him if he had already died. And with gnosis from the centurion, he granted the body to Joseph.” AI generated image of Pilate questioning the Centurian. The three crucified men were inserted by the AI to symbolically represent the crucifixition of Jesus and the two thieves. Golgotha is actually not that close to the palace window. So that meaning inside knowledge from the centurion has been given to him about Jesus. So that could imply that he was still alive and that Pontius might have been involved in this plot. That’s what that text would imply; it doesn’t necessarily have to mean that. It can just mean that within a knowledge he’s been told by the centurion Jesus is dead, so it can apply that too. So however you want to read that text is up to you. But I found that quite fascinating and I had to really look at that. I’m like, well, I'm sorry, we can’t have that in there. That’s why that’s been censored. But that’s fascinating. So we even have Jesus having a gnosis and leaving an area and that’s in Matthew 12:15. I’ll jump into that too. So there’s a couple of scenes that Jesus has gnosis. There’s even times he has gnosis in regarding what other people were thinking. So having to understand them mentally. So that’s cool. So gnosis appears quite often. It’s just it doesn’t appear in the English text. But in the Old Testament it’s even more. Cyd:That's interesting. Bishop Nathan Wilson:Yes, it is. Very. Okay. So “withdrew from the area” Matthew 12:15 I want. Right. “And Jesus having gnosis, withdrew from there and many great multitudes followed him and he healed them.” Or it can translate to took care of them or cured them all. So that word here we have can be for a therapeia or a therapeo. And this word meaning to heal someone or to spend time with them, to heal them with God’s word or with medicine, to heal them with medical substance, so narcotics. It can be just simply curing them or just spending time with someone so say talking to someone, healing them and their emotions. So healing their emotions. So that’s beautiful. Not just simply Jesus hocus pocus and and leaving. It’s he’s spending time with people. And this word has been used in ancient Greek medical texts for implying medical substances or therapy. So the word therapeia is where our word therapy comes from. So this can be Jesus the therapist. So that’s beautiful. Absolutely fantastic. I like that. So it gives more power to the text. Shows that one person can make a difference. So any one of us can do this and heal multitudes through spiritual touch, through spiritual messaging, through the simple act of love. So that’s powerful. That’s useful. Cyd:And this is something that only people can do. Well, no, actually dogs are very good therapists as well. But I wouldn’t think that an AI therapist or an AI Jesus has any gnosis truly. Bishop Nathan Wilson:I’m not really one big for AI because I think AI is basically just all secondhand information. It’s just built from all our information that we’ve already got. So we have here something else. This is something pretty interesting too. Matthew 16:8. And it’s Jesus having gnosis: “Why do you argue amongst yourselves? You of little faith because you have no bread” [or meaning food.] But say, regarding to the word for artos being bread. So when you have the Jesus prayer, Give us this daily bread, this could translate to give us our daily necessaries of life. That’s much more. So daily maintenance, so being maintained spiritually, being maintained by God, for God giving us the means to live spiritually as well as physically. So it’s much more powerful than just simple, just bread and food. So Jesus speaking a lot of times symbolically. So the symbolic teachings are meant to be useful to all of us. So something that we can practically take on, not simply does something that’s outside of ourselves. So that’s within ourselves that we can actually use. So gnosis. And I’ll go into Matthew 22:18. And that’s with Jesus about having gnosis on the wickedness of the Pharisees. So this doesn’t mean that all Pharisees are bad though. Jesus had Pharisees that followed him. This just means a select few of them. So basically the rich corrupted ones of them. So he was also against the Sadducees too. Mostly Sadducees probably because they were the richer lots. But he was not really a friend to those who were corrupt and using the money that they were given to further subject the people to more condemnation, which Jesus was very much pro-life, was equality where the Pharisees and Sadducees in large numbers were not. Which is a shame. Okay, so 22, I think it was I’m looking for. Matthew 22:18. Okay. Cyd:You know that Old Testament God of the Sadducees and Pharisees doesn’t have love. So they are not getting any gnosis from that Jehovah level. Bishop Nathan Wilson:No. And it goes back to where it’s first worshipped. The first to worship this God, Yahweh, were very violent. They were the Shasu. They were known to force marry the Egyptian and Ethiopian young girls they raided. So when we look at the depictions of the Shasu, they are mixed in colour—they're black, they’re white, they’re copper skinned. They didn’t care what colour you were, they just took. They were looking for sex slaves, basically wives. So what’s interesting is the same river that they used, the Euphrates River, not all of them were river-based pirates. Some were just tent dwelling nomads. But some of them did have the funds or means to use ships. So we certainly had sea people. So some of those sea people were Canaanite raiders. So they’ll use the Euphrates River to go out raiding, to go out to the main street or elsewhere to raid outside of their own lands. Muslim pirates would use the same river to do the same thing. So that’s interesting.[Editor’s note: The speaker appears to be connecting several groups—nomadic Shasu, Sea Peoples, and later Muslim-era raiders. While the Euphrates served as an important transportation corridor, the specific claim that the Shasu or Sea Peoples used it as river-pirates is not clear from the sources consulted by the CoPilot AI and may reflect an interpretation rather than an established historical consensus. Of course, the AIs are relaying to us approved, conventional data, so their data bases would not contain the types of stories Bishop Wilson speaks of.]All in the name of this Jehovah, in the name of Yahweh, in the name of the demiurge, this evil gets done. And it’s always the poor that suffer, the poor and women. And who are the ones that Jesus is speaking to? The poor and to women. So it’s shocking. So most Christians don’t look at this either. A lot of Muslims don’t either, because they will be following Jesus [Isa]. So who they call Isa, they clearly don’t. So the message contradicts. So Muhammad called himself a man of war. Moses as well. But it depends on what version of Moses you’re looking at as well. So during the time of Jesus, as I mentioned, there were different versions of Judaism. There were different Torahs and different Jewish Bibles. So some believed in a peaceful Moses and even a peaceful Abraham. Others believed in Abraham the Pirat. So Abraham the Pirate. And some didn’t take this view. So others believed in Abraham ready to sacrifice his son. And others believed that he was hearing a fallen angel, mistook it for God, and God had to intervene. And we see this sort of in the Essene story somewhat. So that’s more of a Gnostic take. Some Essenes view, because they’re Dead Sea Scrolls, which is a Qumran Essene sect, they believe that it was Belial that was behind the scenes doing this. And God was basically aware that Belial was doing it and would interfere. So he would do this in order for Belial to expose himself and then be shamed. So a very different story. So the story of Job we read is the Pharisee story, which is Satan being in the angelic courts. So being asked by God, so not acting outside of God. So he was only there to test human beings. So Satan’s not the bad guy in that story. It’s Yahweh. But when we look at other stories, it’s different. Even the Ethiopian version is different. They have two stories. One with Belial and the other one with a figure called Mastema, who is the opponent against God trying to cause the sacrifice of Abraham’s son. So, trippy. So this is regarding to the Pharisees as well. “So Jesus, having gnosis of the wickedness of them, said, Why do you test me, you hypocrites?” So this is in reference to the coin, when he showed them the icon. So what’s interesting about that scene is Judas, who was a Zealot, basically, I think it was Judas of Galilee, who rebelled against Rome, he also said the same thing. “Give to Caesar what is Caesar’s and give to God what is God’s.”[Matthew 22:21] So when Jesus is speaking in the scene, he doesn’t touch the coin. The icon on there in question is the emperor who is stating, you know, son of Caesar, son of God. Jesus is saying, no, basically give this back to Caesar and give to Israel, God, what is God’s, which is the land. So Israel. But I don’t think it’s more from the land—I think that’s a zealot opinion. I think when he’s talking about this, when he says Israel, I’m thinking he’s looking at the word context and he’s meaning El preserved so those who belong to El. So when he says those who belong to Israel, he’s not saying just anything, he’s talking about the lost sheep of El Elyon. So those were in other lands, lead them back here. So ones who have gone astray, which is interesting. So ones who are worshipping pagan gods or worshipping Yahweh. So he’s saying, bring them back to El, bring them back to God, repentance. This is why the Pharisees and Sadducees disliked him. He had a different God. Some that liked him as well, but they had trouble understanding it. Cyd:Right. Well, and that is still the case. Hey, we’re going to have to wrap this up in just a few minutes. So is there any scripture you would like to make sure that you share before we wrap it up? Bishop Nathan Wilson:Okay. Well, if you like, I can share either the temple scene, which is a Matthew 21:12, or I can share the little, the short scene of the Pharisees being condemned by Jesus for basically dressing up like prostitutes. You might have a, you might have a lot of that. Cyd:Yeah. Okay. That, that looks to be the one you want to share the most. Papyrus Oxyconocus 840 Bishop Nathan Wilson:So I’ll share that one. It’s very short. So this is the text in general. Just this little bit. Okay. The Greek side is on here. [Nathan displays his fragment facsimile.] So I have the Greek side by side. So this is side one and side two. So side two is even shorter. “So before committing injustice, he carefully plans it all.” So this is Jesus speaking about the evil. “Be on guard, lest you suffer the same things as they.” So this is the Pharisees and Sadducees he’s talking about. “For the evil doers among people do not receive punishment only in this life, but also suffer judgment and great torment. And having received them, he brought them into the purification area. And as he was walking in the temple, a certain Pharisee, a high priest named Soreb [conventional translation is Levi; editorial note],” Which is kind of interesting. That word Zoar/Tzoar [uncertain], is Tsa'ar, [uncertain] which is a city condemned by God [but ultimately spared by God; editorial note]. So this is kind of like a pun on the Pharisee leader being punished by God. So like, possibly, maybe a Pharisee Messiah figure. So meaning they’re rejecting Jesus because they already have their Messiah they believe. So that’s something to be taken into a note. So this Soreb [Levi ?] approaches, met them and said, “Zoar, who gave you permission to walk in the purification area and to look upon these holy vessels, not having washed, nor your disciples having their feet baptized, but having being unclean, you have trampled upon this holy place, which is pure, which no one may enter unless you have bathed and changed into the garments of those baptized. Nor does anyone dare to touch these holy vessels.” So they’re in the temple right now in the inner sanctuary, touching the holy relics and not wearing the same baptism clothing as them. They’re not liking this. So this is what Jesus says. “The Savior answered and said to him, Woe to you blind ones who do not see. You wash in these poured out waters in which dogs and pigs have been thrown into day and night. And after washing your outer skin, you wipe it. And just like the prostitutes and flute players anoint themselves and wash and wipe and adorn themselves to cause the desires of men. But from within, they are full of scorpions and all evil. But I and my disciples who you say are not baptized have been baptized in the waters of eternal Zoe. That has come from God. But woe to those…” And the ending is missing. That’s why side two has not been given. [referring to side two of the fragment which is partially destroyed and not in the public domain] Cyd:Right. Now that’s a fragment. Where was that fragment found? Bishop Nathan Wilson:I forgot. The fragment is called Papyrus Oxyconocus 840. But you can just type in P. Oxy 840. I would say that was probably if I’d gone by memory, that might have been discovered maybe in Alexandria, if not maybe in Thrace, but I believe it was Alexandria, Egypt that might have been discovered. There was one, I believe, that was discovered in the Middle East, maybe Jerusalem. But I believe that one there was discovered in Alexandria. I might be wrong about that. I have to relook where that was discovered. But it is important. So a text that has not been given to public domain yet, which is quite a shame. Cyd:Yeah. Well, it’s been delightful talking to you. And you certainly have an encyclopedic knowledge of these ancient texts. It’s very beautiful. It’s very nice being around you. You have the good vibe. Bishop Nathan Wilson:It’s been a pleasure speaking to you as well, Dr. Cyd Ropp. It’s been an absolute pleasure. So I’m stoked. So sorry if I get excited and all that sort of stuff as well. I love meeting new people, especially fellow spiritual people. Always lovely to see, especially Gnostics. Cyd:Yeah. Well, I recommend The Gnostic Union. Go check out the Facebook site. That’s where all the action is, right? It’s the Facebook site. Bishop Nathan Wilson:And on the YouTube, yeah. We can all get together. Cyd:On the YouTube. Bishop Nathan Wilson:I’ve got a few old videos as well. So you can see the difference in my theology, how it’s changed. My whole belief system changed when I start translating, so I found out I was wrong about a couple of other things. So I still keep some old videos because some people might want to hang on to some of those beliefs as well. I have no problems with that. I’m very open-minded and whichever people want to believe, they can believe, as long as we’re loving to each other and kind. It’s all that matters. Being good humans. Cyd:Right. Well, since we’re going to be putting this on your site as well as mine, let me tell people that I have a Substack called The Gnostic Reformation. And my homepage is GnosticInsights.com. Well, it’s just been a blessing. Thank you very much. Bishop Nathan Wilson:You’re welcome. And feel free to share your stuff on The Gnostic Union Facebook page too. If you ever want to share stuff, feel free to. We accept other people’s work too. So feel free to share it. Cyd:How often? I mean, I post weekly. You don’t want me cross-posting weekly. Bishop Nathan Wilson:Oh, that’s fine. We don’t mind. You can post there weekly. We won’t mind. Anything that’s Gnostic, we’ll gladly accept. So we want to encourage all Gnostic schools of thought and everyone that wants to seek it, we want to encourage that. Cyd:Oh that’s excellent. Okay. Well, thank you so much for being with me today, Bishop Nathan Wilson. God bless us all. Bishop Nathan Wilson:God bless as well. Thank you for having me. Cyd:Okay. Bye-bye. Thank you. Well, that’s the conclusion of that long interview with Bishop Nathan Wilson of The Gnostic Union. These episodes have been running long, a half hour and more, so I think we’ll keep this one short, and give you a break. Until then, drop some comments and questions that I can address in next week's episode.This interview was recorded via Zoom, and so I have the video of the interview as well as these audios, and I’ve left it as one long video to post to YouTube. So I’m putting it up on YouTube now that we’re done with the audio podcast versions, and you can go to YouTube if you’d like to watch Brother Nathan talking about these things. He does have a few visual aids. His papyrus facsimiles and whatnot are pretty cool to look at. So I encourage you to go to my YouTube channel, Cyd Ropp, and it’s under the Gnostic Insights playlist, and leave a thumbs up. I’m going to try to grow the Gnostic Insights presence there on YouTube. It’s going to take a lot of effort and a lot of support on your part. So please give me a hand here, and let’s kick it off with this Bishop Wilson. The other YouTube video that’s already there is that animated version of my children’s book, Children of the Fullness: A Gnostic Myth. So if you haven’t watched that yet, you could catch it as well. Until then, God bless us all, and Onward and Upward. Until then, drop some comments and questions I can address in next week's episode. God bless us all and onward and upward. Children of the Fullness: A Gnostic Myth is the first gnostic book written for young children. Click here to go to amazon.com

1.⁠ ⁠JIM - Keeps Me Warm / Vicious Charm Recordings  2.⁠ ⁠Cozmic Cat - Moonstruck / HE.SHE.THEY.  3.⁠ ⁠Loretta Heywood - Been Around The World (Spatial Awareness Remix) / Tangential Music  4.⁠ ⁠Cold War Cowboys and Katy Prado - BAILA! (Nightclub Dub) / Hottwerk Records  5.⁠ ⁠The Starkiller - Life's What You Make It (The Starkiller's Space Remix) / Bandcamp  6.⁠ ⁠Kate Bush - Running Up That Hill (Ashley Beedle ReEdit) / White Label  7.⁠ ⁠Shawl - Rule Of Three (Left Of Centre Remix) / Hottwerk Records  8.⁠ ⁠Joshua Idehen - Could Be Forever (Prins Thomas Diskomiks) / Heavenly Recordings  9.⁠ ⁠Turbotito and Ragz Feat. Piya Malik - Nainan Da Pyar De Gaya (Woolfy vs Projections Remix) / Naya Beat Records 10.⁠ ⁠Baxter Dury - Kubla Khan (Paul Epworth Extended Version) / Heavenly Recordings 11.⁠ ⁠Mia Moretti Feat. Uffie - Backseat Baby / Spaghetti Moretti Records 12.⁠ ⁠Loni Clark - U (Mood II Swing Club Version) /  13.⁠ ⁠Asa Tate - Traffic / Rhythm Section 14.⁠ ⁠Tronik Youth - Body To_Body (Original Mix) / NEIN Records 15.⁠ ⁠Perel - Ich Ich (Extended Mix) / Kitsuné Musique 16.⁠ ⁠Punx Soundcheck Feat. Marc Almond - Neo Burlesque (Mujik Remix) / Icon Series 17.⁠ ⁠Josh Wink - Futurama / Ovum Recordings 18.⁠ ⁠Cowboy Rhythmbox - Rock Music (Erol Alkan Rework) / Phantasy Sound 19.⁠ ⁠Sonority Feat. Awali - Eterea / Electronic Architecture 20.⁠ ⁠Jakko Eino Kalevi - Black Diamond (Soviet Funk Mix) / Domino Recording Co. Ltd 21.⁠ ⁠FADED - Bellemont / Hottwerk Records

Die aktuellen Wirtschaftsnachrichten mit Michael Weyland   Thema heute:    Neue Spielregeln im Onlinehandel – Für Sendungen aus Nicht-EU-Ländern sind künftig extragebühren fällig!     Ab dem 1. Juli 2026 will die EU die Spielregeln des grenzüberschreitenden Online-Handels neu ordnen. Wie nötig das ist, zeigt die Beratungspraxis des Zentrums für Europäischen Verbraucherschutz (ZEV). Denn viele Verbraucher merken erst dann, wo ihre vermeintlich europäische Bestellung tatsächlich herkommt, wenn etwas schiefläuft: Die Rücksendung soll nach China gehen oder auf Beschwerden reagiert niemand. Ab sofort erhebt die Europäische Union eine neue Zollpauschale für viele Pakete aus Nicht-EU-Ländern. Bislang galt für Waren im Wert von bis zu 150 Euro eine Zollbefreiung. Ab dem 1. Juli greift nun eine neue Übergangsregelung. Pro Warenkategorie werden künftig drei Euro fällig. Das Ziel? Die neue Regelung soll den rasant wachsenden Online-Handel aus Drittstaaten besser kontrollierbar machen und für gleiche Spielregeln sorgen – unabhängig davon, ob ein Händler inner- oder außerhalb der Europäischen Union sitzt.  Dass Veränderungen dringend notwendig sind, belegen Zahlen der Europäischen Kommission: Im Jahr 2025 wurden rund 5,8 Milliarden Pakete mit einem Warenwert von bis zu 150 Euro in die Europäische Union eingeführt. Umgerechnet sind das knapp 16 Millionen Sendungen – jeden Tag. Wenn die Rücksendung zur Fernreise wird Die Paketflut hat viele Gesichter. Das Sommerkleid für den Urlaub, die Handyhülle für drei Euro oder das Ersatzteil für die Kaffeemaschine: Für viele gehören Bestellungen bei den großen chinesischen Onlineplattformen längst zum Alltag. Die günstigen Preise machen die Angebote attraktiv. Doch nicht jedes Schnäppchen hält, was die Produktbeschreibung verspricht. Immer wieder warnen Behörden vor mangelhaften Produkten. Doch das sind nicht die einzigen Punkte: Reklamationen bleiben unbeantwortet oder die Rücksendung nach China kostet mehr als die Ware selbst. Die Durchsetzung von Ansprüchen außerhalb der Europäischen Union ist kompliziert. Besonders häufig zeigt sich das beim sogenannten Dropshipping. Verbraucher bestellen bei einem Online-Händler, der laut Impressum in der EU sitzt. Der Online-Shop wirkt deutsch oder europäisch, versendet wird die Ware jedoch direkt aus einem Drittstaat. Meist fällt das erst auf, wenn die Lieferung ungewöhnlich lange dauert oder eine Rücksendung erforderlich wird. Nicht selten stehen Verbraucher dann aber plötzlich allein da. Zuständigkeiten bleiben unklar und Betroffene werden sprichwörtlich von Pontius zu Pilatus geschickt.   Diesen Beitrag können Sie nachhören oder downloaden unter:

1. CAN - Bel Air / Mute 2. ALICE. - BSTRDS (Spatial Awareness Remix) / Hottwerk Records 3. Metronomy Feat. Oddisee - Old Skool (Playgroup Partymix Vocal Remix) / Promo  4. Galaxians - Worlds Apart (G&JL 12 Inch Mix) / Some Pulp Recordings 5. Severed Heads - Dead Eyes Opened (Extended Mix) / Virgin 6. Renegade Soundwave - Probably A Robbery (12 Gauge Turbo) / Mute 7. Kelly Lee Owens - Jeanette / Smalltown Supersound 8. Factory Floor - Buzz Saw / Phantasy Sound 9. The Hacker and Rein - We Come Alive / Rekids 10. sLEdger Feat. Mali Håf - Shush (Spatial Awareness Remix) / Hottwerk Records 11. COEUR ACIDE - BITE ME / Toucan Sounds 12. Honey Dijon - Satisfied (Quentin Harris Remix) / SOS Records 13. The Daou - Surrender Yourself (Ballroom Mix)/ Columbia 14. Felix Da Housecat - Sinner Winner (Green Velvet Remix) / Rude Photo 15. Mujik - Hunter / Icon Series 16. Erhalder - Turbo Pascal / Chip Stress 17. UNKLE Feat. Richard Ashcroft - Lonely Soul / Mo Wax 18. FADED - Machine Music / Hottwerk Records

This week Ashley Pontius joins us to discuss being the Bellagio of buttholes, surviving a sex dungeon, and the end of the world.

April's Podrophenia now streaming and joined in the studio by Simon Gentry for news on Invaders, Pink Flamingo gigs and Leigh Folk Fest intel. Tony Pontius brings us new releases and remixes from Hottwerk and how he became the owner of a Dr Feelgood bass. There's news on The Fourty Fours on B;low Up Plus TWO quizzes, and tunes from Mondo & Piley PLAYLIST Rosetta - Ringo Starr King's Lead Hat - Brian Eno Mustard Sauce - Parlor Greens Catch a Falling Star - Françoise Hardy Dostoevsky - Eight Rounds Rapid Capacity - Invaders Saint Now - Punx Soundcheck feat Marc Almond Honey Do - Crackers Eleanor Rigby - Zoot Magnet - NRBQ Roadrunner - Bo Diddley  Hush - Wood Herman & His Thundering Herd Sun Brings Joy (Bass ID Mix) - Jon Dasilva & Skyscrapa feat.Donald Waugh Alice - Actions Dream Of Love - Maggie & Martin Where's Your Head At (Handsome Remix) -Basement Jaxx LINKS Pretty Flaming presents Eight Rounds Rapid, Invaders and Mike Darrah. Event details https://facebook.com/events/s/eight-rounds-rapid-at-the-fick/2044525859428858/   Invaders. Find music including the new single Capacity at https://open.spotify.com/artist/7sMAaPjvSZvLLEmuzg8yrg?si=7oRvTcffSeyheZaIUe9d-g   SHIP FULL OF BOMBS THAMES DELTA INDEPENDENT RADIO If you would like to support the station and are able to do so then please pledge only what you can genuinely afford at www.patreon.com/sfob Please like and subscribe from wherever you stream your music and podcasts.  

There is no crime to fit this sentence; there is no sentence to fit this crime. Roman Prefect Pontius Pilate's words are echoed by the zealot Judas Iscariot only hours before history takes a bloody turn on a cross atop Golgotha on Calvary Hill. Two thousand years later, these words are found scrawled in blood in New York next to three crucified men hanging on a basement wall. Judas, now Jude Issachar, an enigmatic social worker and part-time professor, and Pontius, now Peter Pheiffer, an unsettled defense attorney at a ravenous global law firm, have lived many lifetimes since their original encounter. However, Jude is aware of his past and is cursed by the fateful lure of the noose and the tree. Peter is damned by a recurring ignorance, a cruel cyclical awakening that creeps up on him as he is compelled to defend a sociopath who crucified three men. ondemned for their role in humankind's darkest betrayal, they must reckon with their pasts-and their futures-after a fateful, bloody collision of violence and addiction two millennia after their sentence began brings these lost souls together once more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

No other band with roots in Swedish death metal did it like Comecon. Not even close. We find a few similarities to Carbonized, but generally, this band is unique, special, and underappreciated enough that we had to come to their rescue for a little over an hour. Headed by brainiacs Pelle Strom and Rasmus Ekman, Comecon cycled through three different vocalists over three different albums (L.G. Petrov, Martin van Drunen, Marc Grewe), and if you have any interest in death metal with a distinct difference, please give this episode a listen… Note I: Listener challenge!! As mentioned in this episode: if you have a solid working knowledge of Comecon-related bands The Krixhjalters and Omnitron, assemble a 10-song episode, 5 songs each band, about 2 minutes per snippet (you can just send us titles and time codes). We'll do an episode on it! We are sadly ignorant of these bands, but really should know them, given our love of Comecon. ALSO: Enter the Hunt isn't directly related to Comecon, as Jeff surmised. It did feature Pontius, of Krixhjalters, and indeed, two members of Candlemass from our beloved Dactylis Glomerata/From the 13th Sun period. We still have so much to learn. Note II: Speaking of having much to learn: we're not exactly up on the entire vinyl reissue scene, because we didn't know Comecon's Fable Frolic was released with the original logo, as Jeff mentions in this episode. Lookie here! https://www.discogs.com/sell/release/30811545 Note III: Jeff's Voivod book, ‘Always Moving: The Strange Multiverse of Voivod,' is now available. You can purchase a copy of the 540-page, 3-pound behemoth HERE: radicalresearch.org/voivod Note IV: The Radical Research Patreon page is now set up and ready for your patronage. We are offering tiered subscription levels for those who want a set-it-and-forget-it donation option. As ever, if you choose to support us, we are humbled and grateful! patreon.com/RadicalResearchPodcast Music cited in order of appearance: “Wash Away the Filth” (Megatrends in Brutality, 1992) “Slope” (Megatrends in Brutality, 1992) “Armed Solution” (Megatrends in Brutality, 1992) “Conductor of Ashes” (Megatrends in Brutality, 1992) “Aerie” (Converging Conspiracies, 1993) “Bleed/Burn” (Converging Conspiracies, 1993) “Worms” (Converging Conspiracies, 1993) “The House That Man Built” (Converging Conspiracies, 1993) “Frogs” (Fable Frolic, 1995) “Ways of Wisdom (Serves Two)” (Fable Frolic, 1995) “Anaconda Charms Grass Snake” (Fable Frolic, 1995) “Canvas of History” (Fable Frolic, 1995) Radical Research is a conversation about the inner- and outer-reaches of rock and metal music. This podcast is conceived and conducted by Jeff Wagner and Hunter Ginn. Though we consume music in a variety of ways, we give particular privilege to the immersive, full-album listening experience. Likewise, we believe that tangible music formats help provide the richest, most rewarding immersions and that music, artwork, and song titles cooperate to produce a singular effect on the listener. Great music is worth more than we ever pay for it.

1. Cabaret Voltaire - Do The Mussolini (Headkick) / Rough Trade 2. Gaynor Colbourn & Hugh Wisdom - Sorry (Psychemagik Edit) / Bandcamp 3. Addy Weitzman - No Man's Land  (The Time & Space Machine Remix) / Slacker 85 4. Asha Puthli & Say She She - Pawa / Naya Beat Records 5. Crooked Man - Maladjustment To Love (Random House Project's Dark Disco Remake) / Vicious Charm Recordings 6. E.R.Thorpe - Disarray (Ron Basejam Re-Dub) / Vicious Charm Recordings 7. Viktor Victoria Feat. A Man To Pet - Shake it (Boys' Shorts Remix) / Dream In Colour 8. HATIHATI - Head / DEEWEE 9. Jo Sims - Dirty / Foundling Recordings 10. Tronik Youth - Full Tilt Boogie (Original Mix) / NEIN Records 11. Roglar - Fly With Dumbo (Ian Vale Remix) / NEIN Records 12. Ascii.Disko - Ende:Anfang (Spatial Awareness Remix) / Icon Series 13. Daniel Avery & Ellie - Haze (Midnight Version) / Domino 14. MAGNVM & ProOne79 - Feel Free / Rekd 15. City Soul Project - Women Beat Their Men / City Soul Recordings 16. RoM146__Keep_Me_In_The_Light_-_Kowloon_Kombucha__Original_Mix 17. Space - Magic Fly (The Toxic Avenger Remix) / Because Music 18. Carl Cox & Perry Farrell - Joya (Curses Remix) / Awesome Soundwave 19. The Human League - Things That Dreams Are Made Of (Instrumental) (Remix) / Virgin 20. Mike Parton - HB Jolene / Jolene Records 21. CHLOÉ - Distorted Dance (Original Mix) / Lumiére Noire Records 22. Boys Shorts Feat. Michael Cignarale - Come / ALL SORTS 23. Kraak & Smaak and Kainalu - Real Love (Harvey Sutherland Remix) / Boogie Angst

There is no crime to fit this sentence; there is no sentence to fit this crime. Roman Prefect Pontius Pilate's words are echoed by the zealot Judas Iscariot only hours before history takes a bloody turn on a cross atop Golgotha on Calvary Hill. Two thousand years later, these words are found scrawled in blood in New York next to three crucified men hanging on a basement wall. Judas, now Jude Issachar, an enigmatic social worker and part-time professor, and Pontius, now Peter Pheiffer, an unsettled defense attorney at a ravenous global law firm, have lived many lifetimes since their original encounter. However, Jude is aware of his past and is cursed by the fateful lure of the noose and the tree. Peter is damned by a recurring ignorance, a cruel cyclical awakening that creeps up on him as he is compelled to defend a sociopath who crucified three men. ondemned for their role in humankind's darkest betrayal, they must reckon with their pasts-and their futures-after a fateful, bloody collision of violence and addiction two millennia after their sentence began brings these lost souls together once more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

   1.⁠ ⁠Le Carousel - Echo Spiegel (Phil Kieran Psychedelic Mix) / Phil Kieran Recordings  2.⁠ ⁠Holland And Caboche - Astral Plane (Wide Asleep) / Promo  3.⁠ ⁠TwentyOne Grammes - What Doesn't Kill Me (Framewerk Poolside Mix) / Fiftypointfour Recordings  4.⁠ ⁠Niev - So Far In The West / Nein Records  5.⁠ ⁠Leo Vincent - Loving isn't easy / DEEWEE  6.⁠ ⁠Spatial Awareness - Fault Correction Continue (Correct Dub) / Hottwerk Records  7.⁠ ⁠Silvertooth - Cynthia Took A Trip / Silvertooth Music  8.⁠ ⁠Happy Mondays - Wrote For Dub (Mella Dee Remix) / London Records  9.⁠ ⁠G L'e P & Pablo Gicasso - Chromo (Original Mix) / Roam Recordings 10.⁠ ⁠Pigeon - Miami / Memphis Industries 11.⁠ ⁠Punx Soundcheck - Automatic Lover / Icon Series 12.⁠ ⁠Whodamanny - Mi Amor / Periodica Records 13.⁠ ⁠Jaques Le Noir - Get Up Get Down (Extended Mix) / Bellosguardo 14.⁠ ⁠Honey Dijon Feat. Bree Runway - Slight Werk (Extended Club Mix) / SOS Records 15.⁠ ⁠Dam Swindle Feat. SAMSON - Open (Tesfa Williams Remix) / Heist Recordings 16.⁠ ⁠Basement Jaxx - Wheres Your Head At (Handsome Remix) / White Label 17.⁠ ⁠Bastian Bux and Baum - Emotions (Dub Mix) / Petit Comite of House 18.⁠ ⁠Alan Braxe & Fred Falke - Intro (Fred Falke Remix) / Domino Records 19.⁠ ⁠Högt I Tak - Out of The Void  / Nein Records 20.⁠ ⁠The Knife - Heartbeats (Rex The Dog Remix) / Rabid Records 21.⁠ ⁠Bobby O - I'm So Hot For You / O Records

Whisk(e)y Wednesday Gone Wild: Privateer Rum w/ Dan Pontius Dec 3rd 2025

1. Left of Centre - Secret Dub / Hottwerk Records 2. TwentyOne Grammes - Glasgow In The Rain (One Half Of Bent Remix) / Fiftypointfour Recordings 3. FADED - Who We Are / Hottwerk Records 4. Rusty Egan Presents Feat. Ronny - Fade To Grey (Radio Edit) / Rusty Egan Presents 5. Crooked Man - BLEEPS Are Still Running The World (Radio Edit) / Vicious Charm Recordings 6. Soulwax - Run Free (Nite Version) / DEEWEE 7. GANS - THIS PRODUCT DUB / Strap Originals 8. Velvett - SUPERSTAR (X-Press 2 Vocal Mix) / Foundling   SPATIAL AWARENESS HANDSOME HOUSE MIX    9. ROY INC vs Spatial Awareness - What Is A Man / Hottwerk Records 10. Purple Disco Machine & Pink Flamingo Rhythm Revue - Money Money (Yam Who Remix) / Toucan Sounds 11. Romanthony - Testify (Waifs and Strays Tribute Edit) / Glasgow Underground 12. Harry Romero - Blackout (Extended Mix) / Faith 13. Demuir - Ain't No Stoppin' / Heist Recordings 14. Shaboom - Totally (David Morales 2025 Version) / Shaboom Records 15. Delfonic - Goofy (Goof Ball Mix) / Tony Tape Trax 16. Roach Motel - Wild Luv (Harry Romero Extended Remix) / Faith 17. Billy Bevevino - Stuck On Ya Baby (Extended Mix) / White Label 18. Mia Moretti - My House (Extended Mix) / Shaboom Records 19. DJ Duke - Blow Your Whistle (Extended Mix) / Full Circle Records 20. Wh0 - Girls & Boys / Rekids 21. ROY INC vs Spatial Awareness - The Promise (Handsome's Heaving House Remix) / Hottwerk Records 22. OJ STONE - Wish I Didn't Backstab You (The Reflex Revision) / White Label 23. The Brand New Heavies - I Don't Know Why I Love You (Kenny Dope Remix) / Delicious Vinyl

Im Kirchenmagazin mit Claudia Aue geht es heute um ein Demokratieprojekt in Hassee, ein kirchliches Musical, Friedensfragen und das Thema Vertrauen.

1. Ascii.Disko - Der Gesang Der Schwäne / Icon Series 2. FADED - Authentic / Hottwerk 3. Loretta Heywood - Black Butterfly (Velvett Dub Mix) / Melodica Blues 4. Northside - Take 5 (The Reflex Revision) / London Records 5. Sylvester - I Need Somebody To Love Tonight (Psychemagik Remix) / Craft Recordings 6. CPX - Escape From Mars / Icon Series 7. Jon Dasilva - Look At The Owl / Metro Jaxx 8. Adam Curtain - Sculptures + Snakes (Mr Ho Remix) / Love International Floor Series 9. Luca Lozano and Mr. Ho - Tin Can Hustler / Phantasy 10. Radioactive Man - Fed Ex To Munchen (Andrew Weatherall Remix) / Rotters Golf Club 11. Man Power - Zang Tumb Tumb / Correspondent 12. Rude Audio - MGB1 / Zirkus 13. Soulwax - New Earth Time / Because Music 14. Kick Lizard - Outtasight (The Rate of Change) (Radio Edit) / Kick Lizard 15. Viola Wills - If You Could Read My Mind (A Tom Moulton Mix) / Ariola Hansa 16. Delfonic - Del Funky (Pru Fiddy Funky Remixture) / Tony Tape Trax 17. Gilberto Gil - Toda Menina Baiana (Ashley Beedle's Black Bahia Rework) / Decca 18. ROY INC vs Spatial Awareness - The Promise (Handsome's Heaving House Remix) / Hottwerk 19. Beyond The Struttosphere - Silver Hawk (Jason Peters Remix) / Roam Recordings 20. Yerno Vil - Another Way (Original Mix) / NEIN Records 21. Shriekback - My Spine Is The Bassline (1982 12" Edit) / Y Records 22. Mohinder Kaur Bhamra - Mainu Apne Pyar Wich (Mystic Jungle Remix) / Naya Beat Records 23. The Bug Feat. Tippa Irie - Angry / Ninja Tune

In this episode, Dr. Weaver explores significant archaeological discoveries in Jerusalem that affirm the historicity and reliability of the Gospels. He discusses the Pool of Siloam, the Pool of Bethesda, the Ossuary of Caiaphas, the Pilate Stone, and the Heel Bone of Yehohanan, connecting these findings to the life and ministry of Jesus. Each discovery serves as a testament to the accuracy of biblical accounts and the real historical context of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection.Please visit Dr. Weaver's website to get more information: https://www.bibleandtheologymatters.com/

Another instalment of The Spatial Awareness Show with Tony Pontius.    1. The Sabres Of Paradise - Smokebelch II (Beatless Mix) / Warp 2. Paqua - Akaliko / Heavenly Recordings 3. Michael Franks - All Dressed up with Nowhere to Go (Flying Mojito Bros Refrito) / Too Slow To Disco 4. 808 State - Lift (Justin Strauss Remix) / ZTT 5. Baxter Dury - Schadenfreude (Paul Epworth 12 Inch Extended Mix) / Heavenly Recordings 6. Captain Mustache and Third Culture - Vertigo / Mobilee 7. Danny Parton - Point / Jolene 8. Hot Chip - Devotion (Boys' Shorts Remix) / Domino 9. Nick Warren & Mercurio - Turbulence (Boys' Shorts Remix) / The Soundgarden 10. Jon Dasilva & Skyskrapa - I Got Some (Inkipak's Rebuild) / Mighty Force 11. Shaboom Feat. Mark Bell - Woman Cry (Spatial Awareness Remix) / Shaboom Records 12. Raxon - Acid_Call / Kompakt 13. Viper Patrol - Stickem (Original Mix) / NEIN Records 14. Max Silver - Gimme Shelter (Cagedbaby's Disco Factory Mix) / Silvertooth Music 15. Jon Dasilva Feat. Donald Waugh - Feel So Dub / Hottwerk Records 16. Hibourne - The Strange World Of John / Hottwerk Records 17. Le Dust Sucker - Mandate My Ass / Carbon Recordings 18. MC Tunes vs. 808 State - Dance Yourself To Death (Dust Brothers Club Mix Instrumental) / ZTT 19. Tegel Boys - Fall In Line (Original Mix) / T.B.M Ltd 20. Delivery - Operating At A Loss (Adult DVD Remix) / Heavenly Recordings    

The Spatial Awareness Show Track List.    1. Lorenzo Morresi Feat. Saturnino - Idea Meccanicistica / Rollover Milano Records 2. Lou Hayter - Wish You Were Mine (Black Science Orchestra Vocal) / Greco-Roman 3. FADED - Inner-Eye (Extended Mix) / Hottwerk Records 4. Four Tet - Into Dust (Still Falling) (Extended Mix) / XL Recordings 5. The Cure - And Nothing Is Forever (Cosmodelica Electric Eden Remix) / Polydor Records 6. Rocker's Revenge Feat. Donnie Calvin - Walking On Sunshine (Rocker's Revenge x Yard Act Remix) / New State Entertainment 7. Velvett - FEMME FATALE (Original Mix) / Promo 8. Dogstare & Jo Sims - PARAPHERNALIA (Servants of Struggle Paradise Mix) / Promo 9. Tom Rowlands - We Are Nothing / Phantasy Sound 10. D Mob Feat. Cathy Dennis - C'Mon & Get My Love (Boys' Short Edit) / Bandcamp 11. Ambient Jazz Ensemble - Ensoul (Blakkat Rave Remix) / Here and Now Recordings 12. Adelphi Music Factory - Taking Flight (Extended) / Future Disco 13. Mia Moretti Feat. Shaman Durek - My House / Shaboom Records 14. lovetoparty - Balearic Vibrations / White Label 15. Rashamon - Fire Watch / Rashamon 16. Thool - Cwmcerwyn / PRAH Recordings 17. Jay-Son - Tales of Freedom (Ian Vale Remix) / Cotton Bud Master 18. Rotciv - Wingspan (Original Mix) / Roam Recordings 19. Left of Centre - Hooligan Sound / Hottwerk Records 20. Swans Way - Soul Train (Hardway Bros Remix) / Hottwerk Records

In this conversation, JT & Josh  delve into various theological concepts surrounding the afterlife, resurrection, and the significance of apocryphal texts. They explore the implications of the Gospel of Nicodemus, the role of Pontius Pilate, and the historical context of the Maccabees and the 400-year silence in biblical history. The discussion highlights the complexities of faith, rebellion against God, and the interpretations of resurrection narratives. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complex themes of bloodlines, particularly focusing on the Nephilim and their historical implications. They explore the concept of the serpent seed and its significance in biblical narratives, discussing how these ideas relate to modern royal bloodlines and their claims of descent from ancient figures. The conversation also touches on the controversy surrounding calendar systems, debating the merits of lunar versus solar calendars, and concludes with a theological inquiry into the concept of the 'Camp of the Saints' and its potential implications for understanding biblical prophecy. In this conversation, the speakers explore various biblical themes, the evolution of religious practices, and the importance of understanding arguments in discussions about faith. They delve into the historical context of early Christianity, particularly the role of Constantine, and transition into a discussion about health and wellness, focusing on the significance of natural vitamins versus synthetic alternatives.PART 2 (Ancient Roots of Life & Wellness Episode 6) In this conversation, Josh discusses the importance of understanding the differences between synthetic and whole food vitamins, particularly focusing on Vitamin C and Vitamin D. He emphasizes the role of magnesium in nutrient absorption and the dangers of relying on synthetic supplements. The discussion highlights the need for a balanced diet rich in whole foods to support overall health and well-being, while also addressing common misconceptions about vitamins and their effects on the body.Please support our sponsor Modern Roots Life: https://modernrootslife.com/?bg_ref=rVWsBoOfcFPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/JT_Follows_JCJESUS SAID THERE WOULD BE HATERS:https://jtfollowsjc.com/product-category/mens-shirts/ WOMEN'S SHIRTS:https://jtfollowsjc.com/product-category/womens-shirts/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jt-s-mix-tape--6579902/support.

1. John Cale & Tony Allen - Long Way Out of Pain / Domino 2. The Orb and Meat Beat Manifesto - Matron / Malicious Damage 3. Les Crocodiles - La Nuit Des Tropiques (Field Of Dreams Remix) / Field Of Dreams Recordings 4. Prep & Eddie Chacon – Call It (Turbotito Remix) / Too Slow To Disco 5. Annie & The Caldwells - Wrong (You Dropped a Bomb) (Extended Wooden Dance Floor Mix) (A Nicky Siano Production) / Luaka Bop 6. DJ Duke - Blow Your Whistle (Death To Digifunk Mix) / Full Circle Records 7. Kaleta & Robert PM - Télémi (Life on Planets Remix) / toucan sounds 8. Decius Feat. Lias Saoudi & Maggie The Cat - I Gave Birth 2 U (Medicine 8 Dub Mix) / The Leaf Label 9. Justice & RIMON / Afterimage (Paranoid London Remix) / Ed Banger Records/Believe Music 10. Sam In Space - Mind Machine (Mijo Remix) / Roam Recordings 11. Faded - Just You (Ian Vale Remix) / Hottwerk Records 12. Soft Cell - Insecure Me (Trevor Jackson Playgroup Remix Edit) / Island 13. Neil Coulon - Mommy (Jonjo Jury Remix) / Hottwerk Records 14. Def Nettle - Get Me Here (Arveene's Vocoder Dub) / Def Nettle 15. Phil Kieran - Escaped From New York / Phil Kieran 16. Django Django & Man Power - Home (Man Power's Analogue Dub) / Cheap Thrills 17. Ghost Assembly - RESIST! (Extended 12" Mix) / Ghost Assembly 18. Jerome Hill - What Is Houz / Super Rhythm Trax 19. Raz & Afla - Windowlicker / Wah Wah 45s 20. These New Puritans - A Season In Hell / Domino

Building off the conversation about Pontius, Brandon and AJ take a look at St. Peter's call out of the crowd at Pentecost for putting Christ to death by lawless men.

This Easter, Brandon talks to AJ about reflecting a bit on the interactions between Jesus, Pontius Pilate, and the Chief Priest. What do the earthly leaders reveal about themselves in their interactions with the Christ?

1. fire_sign - Taken / 4AM City 2. Benbo Presents Bovine Tranquility - Bovine Tranquility / benbo.ninja 3. Fat Dog - Peace Song (A riot in Sydenham bus depot) (TowerBlock1 Mix) / Domino 4. Death In Vegas - Your Love / Drone 5. Vyvyan - I Have Specific Needs / Sound De Jour 6. HEW - Goodbye Pain (HEW x FC Kahuna HOL Remix) / Promised Lands 7. Luke Solomon Feat. Sam Lynham - Stop The Riot / Classic Music Company 8. James Curd Feat. Dusty Lee - Keep It UP / REK'D 9. Kabinett - Volatil Love (Prins Thomas Mix 2) / Internasjonal 10. Primal Scream - Love Ain't Enough (Tim Goldsworthy Remix) / BMG 11. Jo Sims - Bass - The Final Frontier / Pamela 12. Kiakí - Northern Solar / Sprechen 13. Lenny Kravitz - Let It Ride (RedTop Original Club Edit) / Roxie Records/BMG 14. Myd - The Wizard (Extended Mix) / Ed Banger Records/Because Music 15. Walentin Pauer - Sexted (Timo Maas & Francesco Mami Dub) / NEIN Records 16. Fred Berthet - Ass Hydre (Original Mix) / NEIN Records 17. Jason Peters - Satellites (Original Mix) / Roam Recordings 18. TigerBlind - Battery Operated (Extended Mix) / Ministry Of Sound 19. M - Pop Muzik (Devo Remix) / Union Square Music 20. Hackney Electronica - Nueva Ola / Dark Entries 21. Quasimodo - Esmeralda / Castel 22. ROY INC & Darren Morris - Rivers Of Blood (Vocal) / Ramrock

A Podrophenia panel show as Tony Pontius of Hottwerk Records joins us in Cloudbase Podro to chat - tunes, labels, festivals, events and spin in a few fav plays...plus new tracks from The Wokerati Party Playlist Magic Man - The Aliens Sour Milk Sea  - Jackie Lomax City Lights - The WAEVE I Love You More - Neil X Mommy - Neil Coulon Your Love – Remix - The Prodigy Ready To Go Home - Primal Scream By Your Side - French 79 Son of My Father - Chicory Tip Just You  - Faded Milshake Shuffle - The Wokerati Party Esmerelda - Quasimodo Hibourne - Kyon 30 Century Man - Scott Walker Divide & Rule - The Wokerati  Party

1. Faded - Wingman (Left Of Centre Remix) / Hottwerk 2. Andy Bell Feat. Dot Allison and Michael Rother - I'm In Love... (Justin Robertson's Deadstock 33s Remix) / Sonic Cathedral  3. The All Seeing I, Crooked Man - 1st Crooked Man in Space / London Records 4. amillionsons - Wee Ooh! (CJ Cooper Remix) / Hottwerk 5. Tuppenny Bunters - (We All Know) How It Ends (Spatial Awareness Remix) / Dansettual 6. The Hacker - Harmonia / Rekids 7. The Juan Maclean - Give Me Every Little Thing (Cajmere Remix) /  8. Hibourne - Kyon / Hottwerk 9. Sylvio B - Body Control / Step Recordings Spatial Awareness DJ Mix for Handsome @ The Eagle, London: 10. River Ocean Feat. India - Love And Happiness (Yemeya Y Ochun) (12" Club Mix) / Strictly Rhythm 11. Tommy Marcus - Desires (David Morales NYC Mix) / Resolution France 12. Crystal Waters - What I Need (Basement Boys Remix) / A&M 13. Andre Harris - I Can't Take It (Andre's Original) / Casual Records 14. Shanice - I Like (Masters At Work Main Mix) / Motown 15. Spatial Awareness - Afternooning (This Ain't NYC Version) / Hottwerk 16. Whitney Houston - Love Will Save The Day (Kenny Carpenter Remix) / White Label 17. Black Magic - Dance (Do That Thing) (Masters At Work Mix) / Strictly Rhythm 18. Madonna - Secret (Junior's Luscious Single Mix) / Warner Bros. 19. Love Regenerator - Live Without Your Love (Honey Dijon Love Unlimited Remix) / Columbia 20. Angelo Agostinho - I Can Feel It (Spatial Awareness Ain't From NYC Remix) / Hottwerk

In this episode, Coach Amanda and Coach Nick welcome Kelsey Pontius, a registered dietitian and Olympic marathon trials qualifier. They discuss the importance of nutrition in sports, the common misconceptions around energy availability, and the impact of social media on athletes' perceptions of their bodies and performance. Kelsey shares her experiences working with athletes and emphasizes the need for proper nutrition to support training and recovery. The conversation also touches on the challenges of maintaining a healthy relationship with food in a culture that often prioritizes weight loss over performance.------------------------------------------------------------(00:00) Introduction and Meet our Guest(05:46) Kelsey's Journey into Nutrition (10:16) The Importance of Iron and Ferritin Levels(14:41) The Role of Supplements in Athletic Performance(24:36) Energy Availability and Performance(35:50) The Impact of Body Image on Runners(41:50) Navigating Social Media Influences in Running(49:50) Understanding Energy Availability(56:13) Interview Questions----------------------------------------------------------------Kelsey grew up playing competitive soccer, and eventually ended her career as a D1 soccer player to transform into a distance runner who since has qualified for the both the 2020 and 2024 US Marathon Olympic Trials. Through several instances of her athletic background, she felt the ebbs and flows with nutrition on performance. She knew she was destined to help other athletes benefit from the implementation of optimal nutrition. Now, she currently is the sports dietitian for professional track team and contracts with two division one programs.https://www.instagram.com/sportsdietitiankelsey/?hl=enhttps://www.meteornutrition.com/---------------------------------Contact us:Amanda -⁠ https://instagram.com/amanda_katzz/?hl=enNick -⁠ ⁠https://instagram.com/nklastava/⁠Code B2C - https://cranksports.com/ Email - betweentwocoaches@gmail.com

Tony plays some Hacienda/Factory Records classics. 

1. Happy Mondays - Loose Fit (Greg Wilson and Che Wilson Remix) / London Records 2. Imagination - Changes (Dimitri From Paris Is Back To The Garage Mix) / R&B Division Ltd 3. YAME - As I Ran / Organic Tunes 4. The Woodentops - A Pact (Bushwacka! Remix) / Hottwerk 5. Kate Simko - She's Getting Out Out / Get Physical 6. Gelato (Neil Diablo & La Mano) Feat. This Is Jude - Mystery Star (Jordan Nocturne Dub) / Sound Du Jour 7. Fat White Family - Visions Of Pain (Tim Goldsworthy Remix) / Domino Recording Co. 8. TJ Hookers - Atmos Fear (Silvertooth Remix) / Silvertooth Music 9. Darren Emerson - Seekers Of Cosmic Pleasures (Hardway Bros Remix) / Detone Records 10. Japanese Limo Boys - Zuza (Original_Mix) / Nein Records 11. Ian Vale - B98 (Original Mix) / Nein Records 12. Jessie Ware - No To Love (Ewan Pearson Permissive Society Remix) / PMR 13. Ben Hunt - Shimmering Lights (Rude Audio Remix) / Paisley Dark Records 14. Django Django & Man Power - Home (Alternative Analogue Dub) / Cheap Thrills 15. Captain Wassock - Kordy / Benbo.ninja 16. amillionsons - Wee Ohh / Hottwerk 17. Pet Shop Boys - All The Young Dudes (Richard X Longest Mix) / Parlophone 18. Spatial Awareness - Dream Food (Jaye The Believer Marshmallow Dub) / Hottwerk

Had my friend + fellow RD - Kelsey Pontius- on the show to talk about all things nutrition and endurance training. Topics discussed on this episode:-Importance of carbs for endurance athletes -How your body uses carbs + general recommendations for Gen pop/athletes-Dangers of under-fueling-How to go about incorporating more carbs/improving your relationship with them-Training zones, substrate utilization and considerations for different training intensities-Why are so many people obsessed with fat adapting these days?-Common fat adapting/low carb strategies in the performance space-What life lessons can we learn from running?+ so much more in-between.I loved this chat and I know you will too.Where to find Kelsey:IG: @sportsdietitiankelseyWebsite + Links: meteornutrition.comBuy her ebook - Meteor Marathon MethodWhere to find me:IG: @lukesmithrdCheck out my website HERETIA for listening!

Part 2 of our amazing conversation with Jeff Tremaine, director of Jackass, Wildboyz, Bad Grandpa, The Dirt, Big Brother Skateboarding Magazine, Nöthin' But A Good Time, and one of my best friends in the world. Hear more tales of our ridiculous and fun filled adventures together! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Director of Jackass, Wildboyz, Bad Grandpa, The Dirt, Big Brother Skateboarding Magazine, and one of Chris' best friends joins us to talk about about our lifetime of adventures and his new docuseries, Nothin' But A Good Time! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Part 2 of Dave's amazing 2nd appearance on the show! More silly conversations and stories, plus behind the scenes Jackass commentaries!#thepontiusshow #pontiusshow #chrispontius #pontius #partyboy #jackass #jackassforever #wildboyz #comedy #adventure #travel #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tonight the team talks lore with Danny and Pio from The Pontius Channel. https://www.youtube.com/ @ThePontiusGlaw69  The Heresy Accountabilibuddies Podcast is brought to you by: Our patrons at Patreon. Join us for exclusive access and benefits. https://www.patreon.com/HeresyAccountabilibuddiesPodcast Our sponsors: Elric's Hobbies, where you can use code HERESYABB at checkout for a discount. Monument Hobbies, where by following our affiliate link, and using code HERESYABB at checkout, you can get a 5% discount on all purchases. https://monumenthobbies.com/?ref=heresyaccountabilibuddiespodcast Pop Goes the Monkey, where you can get 10% off your first order over $125 with code HERESYABB at checkout..   Music credit: Dethroned by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Dave England returns by popular demand! Part 1 of our sugar fueled visit with all kinds silliness, adventures, and watching some favorite Jackass bits.#thepontiusshow #pontiusshow #chrispontius #pontius #partyboy #jackass #jackassforever #wildboyz #comedy #adventure #travel #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this episode we discuss the joy of tramp stamps, preparing for the zombie apocalypse, and getting strip teased by Charlie's Angels.Thank you viewers for your questions and we will catch up on answering them soon!DISCLAIMER: This is a lost episode that we recorded a while back. Opinions on some topics may differ from time of filming. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jackass director Jeff Tremaine joins Tony and Jason to discuss the fight for dicks, Spike Jonze, writing a BMX mag, being crazy, the scariest stunt, the first big brother video, Pontius, Bullet Proof vest, making Jackass with older people, treadmill shenanigans, Jackass and skating, getting injured at Jackass, smashed your eyebrows off, premiere gift baskets Learn How To Skate, No Matter What Age You Are. Coming June 2024 fathergrind.com See Jason on Tour: thejasonellis.com Tony Hawk's Vert Alert June 14 & 15 in Salt Lake City https://www.thvertalert.com/ Take the first step to visibly thicker, healthier hair. Go to Nutrafol.com/men and enter the promo code HAWKWOLF The only coffee maker that makes great travel coffee is AeroPress. To save 20% off your order use the promo code WOLF at aeropress.com/WOLF Sponsor Hawk Vs Wolf: https://public.liveread.io/media-kit/hawkvswolf Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I had the pleasure of interviewing Robert Gilmore Pontius, Jr., a geography professor at Clark University specializing in geographic information science. Dr. Pontius shared his expertise in computer simulation models of deforestation and the impact of land change on humans. Dr. Pontius discussed his journey into the field of geography, highlighting his passion for mathematics and maps. He emphasized the importance of simplicity in modeling and the need to eliminate distractions to focus on the essence of the problem. The conversation delved into the complexities of land change modeling, addressing the challenges of uncertainty and the balance between simplicity and complexity in predictive models. Dr. Pontius emphasized the importance of transparency in modeling and the need to acknowledge and learn from mistakes in scientific research. The discussion also touched on the evolution of methodologies in land change modeling, with Dr. Pontius advocating for a continuous learning process and adaptation based on new scientific insights. He highlighted the importance of open communication and collaboration in maximizing learning and addressing challenges in the field. Overall, the episode provided valuable insights into the world of geographic information science, emphasizing the need for continuous improvement, transparency, and open dialogue in scientific research and modeling practices. Dr. Pontius's expertise and passion for the subject shone through, making for an engaging and enlightening conversation.   "I do this because I enjoy it. And I feel completely comfortable with saying that, because if you don't enjoy it, you're not going to dedicate time to it." - 00:04:52-00:05:02 "What good scientists do, they learn from their mistakes, and they admit them, and they say what their motivation was at the time, and then they clarify it and present something better." - 00:12:49-00:13:00 "I wanted to give an example to the research community because I see variation even among professors in their motivations." - 00:13:00-00:13:12 "We're not in the business of trying to say that we've solved all the problems. That's not what good scientists do." - 00:14:51-00:15:01 "I'm not willing to take on a student unless that student is willing to tell me when they think I'm wrong." - 00:29:23-00:29:33 "Mathematicians are always trying to eliminate distractions, get to the essence of something, and make it as simple and transparent as possible." - 00:48:07-00:48:17 "It's trivial to choose to look at something in such detail that it's impossible to predict accurately. Easy to do." - 00:50:07-00:50:18 "If we're doing the same thing we were doing 30 years ago, it means either 30 years ago we were so brilliant that we knew everything, or if we're doing the same thing we were doing 30 years ago, that means we haven't learned anything in 30 years." - 00:55:18-00:55:28 "Learning is not guaranteed. Just look around the world today. I mean, things can go backward." - 00:55:29-00:55:39 "Is capitalism or communism good or bad? It depends how it's implemented. Is religion good or bad? It depends how it's implemented." - 00:56:55-00:57:05

Today we discuss some recent Jackass related events, answer listener questions, and Chris recalls some amazing stories and mishaps from puberty!#thepontiusshow #pontiusshow #chrispontius #pontius #partyboy #jackass #jackassforever #wildboyz #comedy #adventure #travel #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send your questions by following the link to “Contact Us” at chrispontius.com#thepontiusshow #pontiusshow #chrispontius #pontius #partyboy #jackass #jackassforever #wildboyz #comedy #adventure #travel #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jackass cast member and longtime friend, Dave England joins us for a hilarious conversation and fun! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Send your questions by following the link to “Contact Us” at chrispontius.com#thepontiusshow #pontiusshow #chrispontius #pontius #partyboy #jackass #jackassforever #wildboyz #comedy #adventure #travel #podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.