Transformers: Age of Extinction is the fourth in the current series of Transformers films. On this podcast, Adam and Aaron try to understand if this is an anti-establishment film. That would be odd seeing as how previous films in the Transformers series were made in partnership with the United States Air Force.
On this installment of Themes and Memes Adam and Aaron review The Brotherhood of the Bell, a made for TV film that is well known in alternative media. This podcast is in the same vain as the previous episode which was a review of Rosemary's Baby. The theme of secret society membership, and more specifically how to break from the cult and expose it, is explored here.
Plato's Symposium presents an esoteric myth of androgyny and the splitting of the sexes. On this podcast Aaron talks a little about the deeper aspects of Symposium and how it relates to modern ideas such as transhumanism.
This podcast is a quick update to let listeners know why there have not been any new episodes posted the past two weeks. Aaron has been busy moving into his new house in Orange, CA. On this episode of Trans Resister Radio he talks a bit about life in Southern California.
Topics include: moving, break in routine, city life, overcrowding, suburbia, rural life, Orange County, LA, cycling, unplugging, getting away from hustle bustle, Disneyland, manic depression, Crystal Cathedral, seasons, sense of time, Summer, podcasting
On this installment of Themes and Memes Adam and Aaron review the original 1968 version of Rosemary's Baby by infamous director Roman Polanski. At the least this film points out some very real aspects of cult behavior, but to what extent are the darker occult practices it portrays real?
Topics include: cults, 1960s, sexual revolution, witches coven, occult rituals, sex magic, Aleister Crowley, black magic, dreams, consciousness, confusion, psychology, fragility of human psyche, Roman Polanski, satanism
The last in this series of booknotes podcasts. Aaron finishes reading from his notes on James H. Billington's Fire in the Minds of Men.
Topics include: revolution, Revolutionary Faith, Billington
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The booknotes series of podcasts on Fire in the Minds of Men: Origins of the Revolutionary Faith, by James H. Billington continues as Aaron reads more of his notes. Another "birth pangs" quote pops up, this time from Karl Marx. The revolutionary fire moves from Europe eastward into Russia as the nineteenth century begins to wane.
On this podcast Aaron continues reading his notes from the book Fire in the Minds of Men: Origins of the Revolutionary Faith, by James H. Billington. On this installment some links to modern day transhumanism are mentioned. There is also plenty of exploration of occult subjects.
Tom Secker returns to Trans Resister Radio to discuss a new project, Humanarchy.net. The new website is a hub for people who want to empower themselves, and go beyond the shortcomings of most political philosophy. If this is something that interests you, then be sure to check out the site, join the forum, and feel free to help produce unique material.
On this installment of Themes and Memes Adam and Aaron review the movie The Machine. This is yet another film about artificial intelligence development, but is unique in that it portrays transhuman technologies being developed by the military. Do independent productions tell the truth while Hollywood deceives, or is there more to the story than that?
