BioCharisma Podcast

Mar 03 2025 100 ep. 111 mins 265

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“Grateful Cornucopia” w/ Adam Stevens of Grateful Harvest Seeds

Mar 03 2025 93 mins

Applying what you have learned by getting your hands in the dirt is the main characteristic of a well-developed being. Few people embody this better than our guest this week, Adam Stevens of https://gratefulharvestseeds.com/. Adam’s voracious appetite for knowledge is equally matched by his application, especially within the fields of permaculture and regenerative farming. Distri

“Time as a Harmonic” w/ Dr. Joseph Farrell

Feb 24 2025 131 mins

When your tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail. What if your tool were a massive, pyramidal, coupled harmonic oscillator? Then everything would look like a concretized probability set looking to be be tuned. Author Dr. Joseph Farrell is here to discuss the purpose of the Great Pyramid of Giza. We ruminate on what the Great Pyramid could have been used for, given its mater

“Groove in the Heart” w/ Jorge Mesa

Feb 18 2025 82 mins

Deep in the land of bourbon, I found myself stranded with engine problems. Out of nowhere a legend with flowing, Polynesian locks (even though he’s Greek) rescued me. Our guest, Jorge Mesa, is back for his second time on the BioCharisma podcast to educate me on music theory. I got to spend some quality time with him and his family while my car was being repaired. We couldn’t he

“The Fog of War” w/ Traci Derwin

Feb 13 2025 98 mins

Traci Derwin, author of Sound the Alarm, joins us this week to discuss her journalistic approach to documenting the implementation of Agenda 21 through what I call Natural Capital Management (NCM). This management includes the reappropriation of properties that have been naturally devastated. We look at the documentation of “Silent Weapons,” and see how this parallels modern da

“The Spiral Syllabus” w/ Dr. Karen Kirkness

Feb 10 2025 95 mins

What was in the water in Florida in the 80’s? I’ll tell you: it was some spiral freakazoid structured liquid Luv. My fellow Floridian of ages past, Dr. Karen Kirkness, shares her path of art that brought her from the Sunshine State to the enchanted green hills of Scotland. Her love for anatomy combined with her artistic chops ignited a creative movement system, The Spiral Sylla

“Dead Lifting Fiat” w/ Tony Arterburn of Wise Wolf Gold & Silver

Feb 03 2025 80 mins

Energy storage is a huge deal. Your work takes energy, which has a value. How do you store that value? Is the value of your energy stored in digital numbers? Our guest today, Tony Arterburn, has made it his mission that your energy is stored in something that has universal value over time. He is offering direct conversion of Bitcoin into precious metals. This novel process turns th

“Swirl of Life” w/ Zeev Zohar of Mayu Swirl

Jan 27 2025 113 mins

Today’s guest, Zeev Zohar, co-founder of Mayu Water, figured out how to structure water in the most elegant of ways. He created a tear-drop shaped craft that magnetically couples to an impeller, which vivifies the water inside through vortexing. As a water connoisseur, both out in nature and also with devices that mechanically imbue coherence, I can say that the Mayu Swirl is a m

“All Roads Lead to Rome” w/ Paul Stobbs

Jan 20 2025 111 mins

Are The Founders of the last two hundred years just squatting in the remains of a Christian Golden Age? What year is it really? Author Paul Stobbs returns to the pod to discuss the historical relevance of the sacking of Jerusalem in 70 A.D., as The Tribulation prophesied about in the Bible. Revisionist history and archeology are pointing to about 700 years of “phantom time” tha

“Let the Right One In” w/ Owen Benjamin

Jan 13 2025 101 mins

What’s the link between narcissism and rhetoric? After our guest, Owen Benjamin, had his “narcissist week” I was compelled to have him on, as the codependent aspect of me had been duped once again. Like a moth to a flame, the false enthusiasm got me again. So, it was time to have Owen on to self-reflect. I feel that there is a real importance to review one’s blind spots wit

“Rarified Aether” w/ Mark Steeves

Jan 07 2025 118 mins

Host of My Family Thinks I’m Crazy podcast, Mark Steeves joins the show this week to discuss the different possibilities of aerial lights in the sky over the north east US. Our discussion branches into power positions on the plain(et) that have massive structures that encode the phi ratio. We also get into how instant petrification may have created the coherent geology that we us