Our Undoing Radio

Tardigrades On The Moon

Microbiologist Tyler Kokjohn joins us to talk about bringing our selfish ethics to outer space and microorganisms to the moon.

The Unnameable Energy

Perhaps it's time to stop using the word "kundalini" to describe the impersonal energy that comes alive in the body when you yield control. Here’s why.

Breaking The Spell

For a growing number of people QAnon is over. This is how it can stay over for them if they hear it. Also, while we're at it, let's demystify the spell Donald Trump held over so many people in a way you've never heard before, on this, the--fingers crossed!—final political episode of Our Undoing Radio.

Insurrection

What deeper issue, beyond politics, was the storming of the Capitol Building about? In this episode, we bring it to the surface.

Defriending Facebook

Is it time to leave social media in the dust and actually be with ourselves and each other?

Subliminal Violence

Professional Hypnotist James Hazelrig schools us on hypnosis and subliminal messaging in terms of the QAnon cult and advertising.

The Language of Violence

Violence is a natural language that we have perverted into systems and entire ways of being in this world simply because we can. This is what happens when culture is disconnected from Earth.

This Episode Is Not Channelled

Host Jeremy Vaeni was unleashing kundalini energy on his gazebo, when this episode came fully formed. The energy walked him indoors to record it. The result is a fusion of what came to him then and ideas from the episode he originally wanted to record. In other words, this episode is a fusion of personal and impersonal thoughts on reality by one person who lives both states of mind simultaneously.

Karens

What’s going on with all of these middle-aged white women throwing temper tantrums in public? Is it really just middle-aged white women? Will it be for long?

A Cat Named Oscar

Is life an illusion? Should we cultivate non-attachment? Where does meaning fit into these questions? Let's find out from a cat named Oscar.