S12 Ep98: Occult Paris

Darkness Radio

Society & Culture, Hobbies, Leisure, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality, Philosophy

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🗓️ 6 June 2017

⏱️ 90 minutes

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Summary

Our guest Tobias Churton reveals how occult activity deeply influenced many well-known cultural movements, such as Symbolism, the Decadents, modern music, and the psychedelic 60s.

Website: http://www.tobiaschurton.com/

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0:00.0	Tenemos gasps
0:05.5	Please
0:30.0	Hello and welcome you're tuned into the best in Paranormal Talk radio.
0:42.0	This is Beyond the Darkness on your host Dave Schrader.
0:45.0	Tim Dennis has some time off.
0:47.0	He'll be recouping and taking care of himself as he's going through some more of his medical
0:51.0	issues folks who continue to pour out the love and the caring and support.
0:54.7	Make sure you stop by on his Facebook page and Twitter page and let him know that you're
0:58.0	thinking about him.
0:59.2	He's always nice to hear from our friends all around the world.
1:02.1	We get a great show lined up for you.
1:03.4	Something a little different tonight and joining us for the remainder of this hour we have
1:08.2	Tobias Churchden joining us.
1:10.5	Occult Paris, the lost magic of the belt epoch.
1:14.6	Did I say that right Tobias?
1:17.4	You said the name of the book well but my name's Churton not Churchden.
1:21.2	What did I say?
1:22.2	Oh, gee, it's always one thing or another.
1:24.6	Churchden.
1:25.6	All right.
1:26.6	Well, it's good to have you with us either way.
1:27.6	I'm sure Tobias will go with that and it's at least you'll class up the act on the
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