This "Enlightened" New World utopia isn't turning out to be all it was cracked up to be. With an air of levity and a touch of humor, John Heers teaches how to examine the confusing New World by calling upon the mind and wisdom of oft-forgotten Old.
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Demons, Deception, and Why Your Spiritual Practices Might Be Dangerous
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"Justine Alter" — a pseudonym — returns to chat with John Heers in a raw Heavy Things Lightly conversation you have to hear to believe.
Justine worked for years as a professional psychic, deep in channel...
The Fox News Reporter Who Quit to Live an Orthodox Homesteading Life
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Holly Hickman went from Columbia Journalism and Fox News Radio covering NASA and the 2008 election — to milking cows, making cheese, and converting to Orthodoxy.
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Why They Left NASA to Start St. George's Classical Academy
Can you teach kids the truth AND prepare them for a secular world?
On this episode of Heavy Things Lightly, host John Heers talks with James and Juliana Joyce, founders of St. George's Classical Academy in Boxford, Massachusetts — an O...
An Odyssean Tale: The Man Who Would Not Quit
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Crow walked America searching for his father — and found the Father.
From West Virginia hollers to LA gangs, from wolves in the Mojave desert to an Orthodox cross, this is an Odyssean tale of wandering,...
From Broadway to the Supra: Carrie Manolakos on Life After Lockdown
Welcome to the first episode of “Save Me a Spot at the Supra” on Heavy Things Lightly where John Heers hosts singer and Broadway performer Carrie Manolakos (best known for her performances in Mama Mia! and Wicked) at his restaurant after sh...
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