Episode #109: David Mathisen

Brothers of the Serpent

Society & Culture, History, Philosophy

4.8 • 668 Ratings

🗓️ 15 August 2019

⏱️ 161 minutes

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Summary

David Mathisen joins us to talk about comparative mythology, astronomy, and constellations as symbols that cross cultures and enormous swathes of time in human history. We did some screen sharing of images and the Stellarium application in this interview, so if you want to see what David was showing us, check our YouTube channel for the video.

We also talk a little bit about some interesting gelological concepts, and discuss the upcoming Contact at the Cabin event we'll be hosting along with Grimerica and David in Utah.

Transcript

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0:00.0	And welcome back.
0:04.0	Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, angels and demons and monsters and monsters, and girls angels and demons and wants us
0:23.5	the serpents to brothers of the serpent podcast coming to you not live from the 10 by 10 by 10
0:27.7	tangent cube of science nestled amongst the dusty bones of an ancient seabed high atop the
0:32.6	edwards plateau and it was a thunderstorm yes and. And under all the stars.
0:39.3	That's right.
0:40.3	We had the biggest sky in the world.
0:42.3	That's right.
0:43.3	Big skies here in Texas.
0:45.3	So we did a, we had an interview today with David Matheson, who was going to be with us at Contact of the Cabin in 2020 on April.
0:53.3	So it was a fantastic interview.
0:55.2	That's coming up.
0:56.4	And The Watcher was there for the interview, but he is not here now while we're recording
0:59.9	this intro.
1:00.9	Oh, yeah.
1:01.3	Hung up on him.
1:02.0	Yeah.
1:02.6	Whoops.
1:03.8	What?
1:04.8	I just get on.
1:06.8	It's all right.
1:07.6	I boxed him.
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