Our Undoing Radio

Paratopia Live From 05.27.2012

Because the Paratopia podcast just wasn't enough, Paratopia Live was born. Here Jeff Ritzmann, Jeremy Vaeni, and the official unofficial third host, Lee Townsend, talk about their high strangeness experiences and take calls live!

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Paratopia 171: Jer Thee Well

The Jer says his goodbyes on this, the beginning of the countdown to the end of Paratopia, and has one fantastic all-encompassing interview with Tim Binnall about everything from ufology to Bigfoot to remote viewing to what drives the 2 main types of conspiracy theorists. But not before he exposes Croatian gazer Braco in the greatest story never told! (originally aired: 05.31.2012)

Paranormal Absorption

If I told you that this episode is about what becomes of people in general, and academics specifically, when they get absorbed in ufology and the paranormal, I wouldn't be lying. If I told you it is about the laws of physics actually being as flimsy as a deck of card, I'd still be telling the truth. And if I told you it's about whether or not to stop studying spiritual heirarchy because it isn't Truth? Still a fact.

But more than any of that, this episode is just two guys talking.

Paratopia Live From 05.20.2012

Because the Paratopia podcast just wasn't enough, Paratopia Live was born. Here Jeff Ritzmann, Jeremy Vaeni, and the official unofficial third host, Lee Townsend, talk about their high strangeness experiences and take calls live!

Help keep Our Undoing Radio going. Donate whatever small amount you can today at: www.ko-fi.com/jayvay

Paratopia 170: Haunted And Stumped

Mothman has nothing on what Jeff Ritzmann reveals in the first half of the show. In the second half, Jer and Tiokasin discuss how it's possible that coming from the heart might help us understand hauntings and related phenomena. (originally aired: 05.28.2012)

Spiritual Grammar Police On The Beat!

While Tom Cheetham digs himself out of his house after a snowstorm, Jeremy Vaeni flies solo, answering listener questions, lighting up the proper setting for awakening, showing why precise language matters when talking about death of self, and exposing the link between sorrow and desire. 

Put on your active listening ears for this one and your might just stop you in your tracks for a real miracle to take your place!

Paratopia Live From: 05.13.2012

Two hours of Tiokasin Ghosthorse and Jeremy Vaeni in unfiltered, unedited, live conversation. Are you ready for this?

Tiokasin Ghosthorse—a member of the Cheyenne River Lakota Nation of South Dakota—is, amongst many actions, the host and producer of First Voices Radio and an international speaker on peace.

 

Paratopia 169: David Schwab Part 2

Part 2 of the David Schwab interview about his life of high strangeness. If you thought Part 1 was amazing, you ain't heard nothin' yet. But first, The Jer has some new stories and insights to share with Paratopia. Many, in fact. (originally aired: 05.17.2012)

The Shifting Center Of Self

What is the transition from waking into heart and living back in brain-focused society? How does Jeremy know he's right, as opposed to the people he critiques? Why do religious mystics stick with their religion when they know better? Does the personal self exist in the "godself" experience?

 

This conversation between Tom Cheetham and Jeremy Vaeni gets into these topics and more. It's a lot, folks. It's a lot. You've been warned.

Paratopia Live From 05.06.2012

Why does extreme fear occur during abduction events? We'll get in to that about halfway through the episode. What else is this livestream from yesteryear about?

A lot. Give a listen.

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Because the Paratopia podcast just wasn't enough, Paratopia Live was born. Here Jeff Ritzmann, Jeremy Vaeni, and the official unofficial third host, Lee Townsend, talk about their high strangeness experiences and take calls live!

Help keep Our Undoing Radio going. Donate whatever small amount you can today at: www.ko-fi.com/jayvay