In this episode, we have the honor of exploring the left-hand path philosophy with our esteemed guest, Thomas LeRoy.

Thomas LeRoy is the founder of The Sect of the Horned God, It blends philosophy, psychology, mythology, and the occult into a symphony of enlightenment and self-discovery. Thomas brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to our discussion today, having a background steeped in profound insights.

The Sect of the Horned God, which he founded, challenges conventional beliefs, encourages critical thinking, and empowers individuals to embark on their own paths toward Sinister Illumination.

Join us as we explore the symbolism of the left-hand path, and gain profound insights from Thomas LeRoy on personal growth, spiritual exploration, and the pursuit of true enlightenment.

It is with great pleasure that I introduce Steven Intermill, the Director of the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft & Magick located in Cleveland, Ohio. Steven has spent his entire life captivated by the occult and spiritual realms, leading him to curate one of the most fascinating collections of witchcraft artifacts in the country. The museum's enchanting walls house a unique cultural institution that stands as a beacon of heritage and mysticism.

Originally established in 1966 by Raymond Buckland, the Buckland Museum is the first museum in the United States to approach folklore, witchcraft, and the supernatural from an anthropological perspective. Under Steven's visionary leadership, the museum has become a dynamic space for learning, exploration, and community engagement. The museum boasts an impressive collection of artifacts from notable figures such as Raymond Buckland, Gerald Gardner, and Aleister Crowley, along with a rich tapestry of exhibits, workshops, and events.

Visitors to the Buckland Museum can delve into the history, practices, and symbolism of witchcraft and magick through carefully curated exhibits. The museum showcases ancient rituals, tools, and myths, presented in rotating galleries that ensure each visit offers something new and captivating.

Join us as we explore Steven's insights, experiences, and the captivating wonders found at the Buckland Museum of Witchcraft & Magick.

In this episode, we are thrilled to welcome Lon Milo DuQuette, a luminary in the world of occultism, esoteric knowledge, and Western Mystery Traditions. Lon's journey from being a successful musician to becoming an esteemed author, scholar, and occultist has captivated audiences worldwide.

Lon Milo DuQuette is celebrated for his unique blend of scholarship and humor, evident in his 19 critically acclaimed books translated into 12 languages. His writings cover a wide range of topics including tarot, ceremonial magick, Freemasonry, and the works of Aleister Crowley. Lon's ability to make complex esoteric concepts accessible and entertaining has earned him a well-deserved reputation as one of the most respected and entertaining figures in the field.

As a key figure in the Ordo Templi Orientis (O.T.O.), Lon brings decades of experience and wisdom to the table. His insights into mystical traditions, coupled with his engaging personality, make him a sought-after lecturer, mentor, and expert in the realms of magick and spirituality.

Lon's influence extends beyond the written word and into various media platforms. He has graced television and radio shows as a guest expert on occult subjects, sharing his vast knowledge with a broader audience. Lon's contributions also include his participation in the acclaimed "Magical Egypt" DVD series and his role as a host on the enlightening series, "The Great Work."