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Spotlight Brennan Kettelle & Morbid Anatomy Course: 'The Demoness Lilith' PhD researcher Brennan Kettelle joins me to give a sneak peek of her upcoming 8-week online course, 'The Demoness Lilith: From Wind Spirit to (First) Woman, Her Origins and Cultural Receptions" in collaboration with Morbid Anatomy, that starts February 25, 2023. Brennan begins by giving a brief overview of the course, and then talks a bit more in detail about the themes of particular weeks (5-7). If you're curious about the figure of Lilith, this course is for you!

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Rejected Religion Spotlight Dr. Vanessa Sinclair: Discussing the Upcoming Morbid Anatomy Course, "The Cut in Creation"

Vanessa Sinclair, PsyD is a psychoanalyst in private practice, who works remotely online with people all over the world. She hosts the inter

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Patreon Launch - New content coming soon!

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RR Spotlight now available on podcast platform!

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Spotlight Dr. Joel Bordeaux - Batman, Buddhism & Bricolage: Grant Morrison’s ‘Ego Death’ of The Dark Knight  Interview Highlights: Joel begins by sharing how he came to write about Grant Morrison's Batman RIP, and then we dive into many Buddhist concepts that Morrison uses in their story. As Joel explains these concepts, he also points out how Morrison uses them differently than a Buddhist practicioner would - this due to the great influence of Western occult ideas (such as initiation, the Abyss, and ego-death) taken from Aleister Crowley, among others.  Our discussion points out that in fact, Morrison draws on many different sources in the creation of their Batman story, and this leads to some interesting thoughts about the notion of occulture, and creativity.