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A few days ago we uploaded the first November show: Did Bacon want to be King after Elizabeth? What secret mission did King James bestow upon him? Was he a closeted homosexual? Is there indisputable evidence that he was behind both the Rosicrucians and the Shakespearean project? Who else was involved or in the know? What was the Gunpowder plot? Did modern spy-craft start with Bacon and John Dee? Did Bacon travel to Oak Island? Was Bacon an opium head? Today we spill several of Bacon's many secrets, in an episode called: "Shakespeare Unmasked - Act V: The Case for Bacon - A conversation with Robert Frederick", from "The Hidden Life is Best" HOW TO DOWNLOAD SUBSCRIBER FILES:

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They walk among us. Since the ancient days of Sumerland, when longevity was the norm. The key is but lost to time, save for some notes and translations by the alchemist Philaletes. This is now published as a book by a longevity enthusiast who spill the beans on everything from Freemasonry and the Count of St. Germain, to Fasting and the Longevity Olympics. Yesterday we released a preliminary version of this episode, called: "Long Livers - The Lost Secrets of Alchemical Longevity - A conversation with Martin Faulks".

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Episodes are sorted by recording date & not release date, so scroll the list or change year to locate them.

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Question: Any specific reason why the 2024 'Traces of the Templars' with Erling Haagensen are pending?

I'm really looking forward to it, sorry to bother you! 🫡

Interview request: Author and researcher - Michel Gérald Boutet (M.G. Boutet) Topic: In Search of Vinland: Vikings up the Saint Lawrence River and Beyond "Boutet explores the possibility that Viking explorers did venture from outside the confines of Newfoundland and that hints of their landings could be found all along the Eastern seaboard of North America. For this study, Boutet looked into the work of American and lesser-known Canadian researchers such as Bernard Assiniwi, Yvon H. Couture, Gérard Leduc, Napoléon Martin, Terry Deveau, and Farley Mowat, among others. "If it wasn’t for the Ingstads who discovered the Norse site of Newfoundland in 1960, we would still be pondering as to whether the Sagas were but only works of fiction or trustworthy accounts of the Viking presence in the New World. Now a UNESCO site, L’Anse aux Meadows, called Straumsfjordr by the Norse, stands to the testimony of the Vikings’ Sea mastery. An exploit only surpassed by the Polynesian mariners of the South Pacific." Book: https://www.amazon.se/-/en/M-G-Boutet/dp/B0FR9LSJZL/ref=sr_1_3?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.9Mr3poNwsLSKVMsC9FX8hfFh0VoYlvLwFKXy_kW7ZhzGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.Fibm2T7CaRnxVYmC8QTnZy8R2yqk01Mo4ejk_VKQ-3I&dib_tag=se&qid=1762705210&refinements=p_27%3AM+G+Boutet&s=books&sr=1-3 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4EVAdSSS64 /Thanks