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• Opening music: Invocation of the Barbarous Names by Phosphoros
  
• Thelema Coast to Coast celebrates its one year anniversary!
• Opening Remarks
• Listener Feedback
• Talk with Keith418 about Crowley’s Liber E

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• Opening music: Invocation of the Barbarous Names by Phosphoros
  
• Opening remarks
  
• Liber AL vel Legis, The Book of the Law, Chapter Three, Produced by Kalil Khan, Read by Frater Hrumachis. Copies can be ordered at http://www.robbirobb.com/
  

Total Running Time: 0:56:01
File Size: 25.6MB

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• Opening music: Invocation of the Barbarous Names by Phosphoros
  
• Opening remarks
• Liber Al vel Legis, The Book of the Law, Chapter Two, Produced by Jon Sewell

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File Size: 11.3MB

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• Opening music: Invocation of the Barbarous Names by Phosphoros
  
• Opening remarks
• Liber Al vel Legis, The Book of the Law, Chapter One, read by Carolyn Hucker, Produced by Steven Ashe
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Thelema Coast to Coast Celebrates the Thelemic Holy Days with Broadcasts of Readings of the Book of the Law.On each of the Thelemic Holy Days, Thelema Coast to Coast will be releasing a special podcast that is a recording of each chapter of the Book of the Law. Each Chapter will be read in a different way by a different group promoting a diversity ( Read more... )

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On this podcast:

• Opening music: Invocation of the Barbarous Names by Phosphoros
  
• Opening remarks
• Listener Feedback
• Talk with Dr. Richard Kaczynski about his new book, Panic in Detroit
• Discussion with Keith Richmond about Ray Burlingame and a portion of his library for sale at Weiser Antiquarian Books

In today’s mail I received copies of the USGL 10th Anniversary program. Thanks Cindy & Sondra for sending them to me. I was particularly pleased to see the Thelema Coast to Coast congratulations on the inside cover of the program. The cover itself was very well done; the color image looks great (despite the limitations of my scanner to fully ( Read more... )

One of the things I look for once I release a podcast is patterns and trends. Libsyn is very helpful for this because it has some great reporting functions that aggregate the data, count it, average it, and of course graphs it ( Read more... )

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On this podcast:

• Opening music: Invocation of the Barbarous Names by Phosphoros
  
• Opening remarks
  
  
• Lecture from T Allen Greenfield about the History & Prehistory of the OTO given at William Blake Oasis, OTO, November 2005
• Manutius Press future publisher of the revised edition of The Roots of Magick 1700-2000: An Anthology
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I frequently talk about the statistical data from the podcast. One question I have not been asked but should have been is, “where do you get the numbers?” The company I store my files with, Liberated Syndication (www.libsyn.com) actually has a very nice engine for statistics. It breaks down each show, gives large summaries and I can even compare ( Read more... )