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Laying the Machinery of Detection Bare: Thomas Chatterton
The name Chatterton comes from Welsh, Chadderton, for Hill/Fort. Recorded back to 1403. His family held the position of Sexton at St Mary Redcliffe Church in Bristol for 150 years continuously. Sexton's lived on the Church grounds and conducted various repairs to the buildings. Many of Chatterton's ancestors were freemasons. His uncle, William, was the last to hold the position of Sexton, John Chatterton, in 1725.Chatterton's father, ...
Laying the Machinery of Detection Bare: James Macpherson, Ossian, and the Ballad Revival
Thomas PercyThomas Percy was the son of a grocery, born in Bridgnorth, in Shropshire, in 1729. He prospered at the free school, and won a scholarship to attend Oxford, where he took his masters, and studied Latin, Greek, and Hebrew, and prepared himself for a career as a clergyman. His father was not unlike Shakespeare's. He was a successful enough businessman to rise to civic prominence, and served as town's bailiff. Later in life, howev...
Laying the Machinery of Detection Bare: The History of Literary Forgery, 1760-1930
Greetings, welcome back. Here is a new episode, of a new chapter, or era of this show. It's been a long time, but if you've been following me sporadically on twitter, you know I've been still working over the past couple of years a lot of in depth research on forgery. It's taken us a while to get back together, but Ed and I are initiating version 2.0 of pseudcast, with an introduction to a new series, a five part episode covering ...
Early Christianity and Michael Hudson Talk with Logo
Chat with Logo about Hudson's new book on debt and early Christianity
HALLOWEEN HORROR MOVIE SPECIAL
HORROR MOVIE DISCUSSION
The Conspiracy Theory Episode II: The C-130 Shadow Armada and the Mystical Johnny Appleseed Skyway
Due to Patreon length restrictions this episode is split into two parts. This is the second.A dark psychedelic odyssey tracking the career of a group of Lockheed C-130 transport planes from Burma & Laos; to Liberia & Libya; to Mena, Arkansas. This is a weirdly sentimental episode, touching on seemingly every topic we've previously discussed: surplus tanker scandals, Julius Holmes, Iran-Contra, Air America, Edwin Wilson, the saving and loans c...
The Conspiracy Theory Episode I: The C-130 Shadow Armada and the Mystical Johnny Appleseed Skyway
Due to Patreon length restrictions this episode is split into two parts. This is the first.A dark psychedelic odyssey tracking the career of a group of Lockheed C-130 transport planes from Burma & Laos; to Liberia & Libya; to Mena, Arkansas. This is a weirdly sentimental episode, touching on seemingly every topic we've previously discussed: surplus tanker scandals, Julius Holmes, Iran-Contra, Air America, Edwin Wilson, the saving and loans cr...
BONUS EPISODE - SWIFT Killed the Dinosaurs
Bonus Episode - Me and Ed Discuss SWIFT and Ukraine, and the Sanctions against Russia
The Voynich Manuscript Episode: Part 3: John Dee and Eastern Europe
Well, I think I did a good job on this one, got a good clean edit, got the sidechain compression down. Not doing so badly at this tbh. :)Anyway, in this episode we discuss relatively comprehensively, John Dee's beliefs, his ideological-imperial project, his scrying, his humanism and cosmopolitanism, and his secret operations for the court of Elizabeth I in Eastern Europe. Hopefully you all enjoy
The Voynich Manuscript Episode: Part 2: Rosicrucian Enlightenment
Here's the second part, where me and Ed discuss the Rosicrucian Enlightenment.
The Voynich Manuscript Episode: Part 1: General Introduction
Here it is. The first part of our ten part series on the Voynich Manuscript. This episode provides a general introduction to the entire series. We recorded the entire string of parts prior to recording this section, so this segment provides a high level overview of the structure of what's to come, while framing the entire episode and its major themes in context of current discussion involving the situation between the United States and the Uk...
Lost Horizon: The Frank Capra Episode
An extremely special episode of Pseudcast. This episode is convergence. It features a very detailed discussion of the new book: Coup in Dallas: The Decisive Investigation into Who Killed JFK by H. P. Albarelli. Edman read that book cover to cover to bring us all up to date on the latest research. Tune in to hear is review. This episode is the Frank Capra episode as well, where our discussion of post-war power networks spirals out into a discussio...
The Scaryween Episode
Very spooky new episode for Scaryween here. While we put together the treasure hunting adventure story of Japanese wartime plunder and the secret M-Fund for the next big episode, here's a mini-episode for the holiday. Me and Ed discuss Rosicrucianism, counter-insurgency, spiritual warfare, John Dee, the Knights of Malta, Secret Societies, and the sociology of the occult.
Big Changes Coming
Me and Ed have been working out an update of how things are structured on here.I had initially thought one episode a month was doable, but as we’ve done these research and scope has ballooned beyond what I had originally imagined. The next episode is going to switch to a weekly schedule. We’ll be recording these all in advance as a single saga, and releasing the parts one by one, each week. We’ve been working each episode to organize things...
The Newfoundland Episode Epilogue: Hitler and the Holy Grail (Part 5 of 5)
Bonus continuation/finale of the Newfoundland Episode featuring Haz from Infrared
The Newfoundland Episode (Part 4 of 5)
Volume IV of IV
The Newfoundland Episode (Part 3 of 5)
Volume III of IV
The Newfoundland Episode (Part 2 of 5)
Here's the next batch.
The Newfoundland Episode (Part 1 of 5)
Finally, it's here. This is going to likely be uploaded in four parts, due to size and length limitations on Patreon.The full episode has come out at around 15 hours.Here's an interim bibliography as well. I'll post more about this episode in a bit, but I've been struggling with getting the file size within limits for hours, and I just want to get going.Papers Accominotti, Olivier. “London Merchant Banks, the Central European Pa...
The Political Economy Episode
After untold hours of editing the Political Economy masterpiece is finally here. No words can prepare you. This episode has literally everything. I almost died making this.
The RAND Corporation Episode (Part 2 of 2) with Thomas Murphy
We've wanted to start bringing you some additional content and so here's the first guest episode. For these once a month we'll be just recording a conversation with one of our friends who've been discussing our research topics with. This one features Thomas Murphy and we talk philosophy of math, science, and economics.I had originally intended for this month's big episode to cover the world trade center movement, but the docum...
The RAND Corporation Episode (Part 1 of 2)
Ed and I get deep down in the weeds of Systems Theory, Entropy, and the RAND Corp nitty gritty
Bonus Appendix Posts from the EdMASTER
We shared these on Twitter, but the Admiral was good enough to write not one, but TWO posts over at his blog with some additional notes on the content of the latest episode.The first one collects some info on World Commerce Corporation, Tourism, and Jamaica developmentThe second one covers a subplot we touched upon in the episode, involving Ruark and the Safari Club. Really incredible background here. Edman went down the Ruark rabbit hole, who tr...
All the World's a Fair (Part 4 of 4)
Edman and I are back with a new episode that I'm particularly pleased with. This is a far-reaching episode where we try to untangle the history of World Commerce Corporation, a Post-War company in which William Stephenson, William Donovan, Nelson Rockefeller, and Edward Stettinius Jr., among others, were all involved. WCC is discussed briefly in a number of books about Donovan and the OSS and the early years of the CIA, but no one has previou...
All the World's a Fair (Part 3 of 4)
Edman and I are back with a new episode that I'm particularly pleased with. This is a far-reaching episode where we try to untangle the history of World Commerce Corporation, a Post-War company in which William Stephenson, William Donovan, Nelson Rockefeller, and Edward Stettinius Jr., among others, were all involved. WCC is discussed briefly in a number of books about Donovan and the OSS and the early years of the CIA, but no one has previou...
All the World's a Fair (Part 2 of 4)
Edman and I are back with a new episode that I'm particularly pleased with. This is a far-reaching episode where we try to untangle the history of World Commerce Corporation, a Post-War company in which William Stephenson, William Donovan, Nelson Rockefeller, and Edward Stettinius Jr., among others, were all involved. WCC is discussed briefly in a number of books about Donovan and the OSS and the early years of the CIA, but no one has previou...























