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myfamilythinksimcrazySynchro-Mysticism Applied to Conspiracy Theory, History, Paranormal Phenomena, and All Things Mysterious. Here I write articles, present research, and post the supporters only edition of every The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast.
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Dr. Narco Longo - Old World Florida | Columbus Rediscovered, and The Jewish Pirates of The Caribbean?
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Dr. Narco Longo of Old World Florida, returns to discuss the book Jewish Pirates of The Caribbean by Kritzler Edwards, which reveals Columbus’ true intentions...
Izzy N. Griffin | Oliver Tree's Death, Hypersigils, and Sacred Geometry in Motion
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Izzy N. Griffin returns to the show to discuss the untimely death of Oliver Tree, Joe Felz, and others, We discuss the use of narrative and fiction as hypersi...
Juan Ayala | The Homunculus Revisited, Brian Johnson, Juan and The Mystery Boys
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Juan Ayala the world’s foremost expert in the study of Homunculi returns to the show to discuss Brian Johnson Clone blood-boy billionaire who has recently cla...
D'Beetle | Ryan and Calla | Modernism, Textile and Furniture Waste, and A Green Solution
PREMIUM AD-FREE Version of Episode 602 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
Ryan and Calla operate a resale shop, D’Beetle, in Cambridge, Mass. They joined me after I met them at The May 2026 Brimfield Antique Show, to discuss how the...
Juan Ayala - Thomas Gorrence | El Topo Reviewed, Illuminati Cowboys Ride on High Noon.
PREMIUM AD-FREE Version of Episode 601 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
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