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The Ohio Howl

The Ohio Howl

Written by: Dark Holler Studios Ward Hiney
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 We live in little worlds. Predictable worlds. What you see is what you get, 8-ball in the corner pocket if you just hit it right, rack ‘em up and do it again. Just matter and motion, angles and energy. Mechanical cause and effect, nothing to see here, folks. But some of us are discovering that in some times and places, usually at the borders and on the margins, a strange underworld peeks through, challenging our settled notions of a sterile, explored, mechanistic world. Lights in the forest, lights in the sky. Voices in the dark, a knock at the door, shapes in the trees.Dark Holler Studios, Ward Hiney Spirituality
Episodes
  • S01E04 The Cleveland Canid Caper

    S01E04 The Cleveland Canid Caper
    Jun 21 2024

    Ward interviews Dave and Norm, two retired long-time friends who encountered something between werewolf and grey alien on the southern outskirts of Cleveland, Ohio in the 1960s. Jim and Ward travel to the location for a destination episode, discussing Tolkien, Alistair Crowley, Mormons, Muhammad, demonic permission, sexy desert rituals and the World Wrestling Federation.

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    1 hr and 30 mins
  • S.1 E.3 Giants, Sons of the Gods

    S.1 E.3 Giants, Sons of the Gods
    Mar 18 2024

    Ward and Jim dig into Pastor Doug Van Dorn's revised edition of Giants: Sons of the Gods, talking Genesis 6, Deuteronomy 32, Church historiography, lion men, First Nation spirituality, occult megalithic trails, and the grandeur of Jesus Christ as King over all realities.
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    1 hr and 22 mins
  • S.1 E.2 Expedition Dogman

    S.1 E.2 Expedition Dogman
    Dec 15 2023

    In this episode, Ward and Jim get into the Merkel Media production, Expedition Dogman. Focusing especially on the false dichotomy between the strict material and fantastic supernatural understandings of the world, the conversation explores the vast human story of strange experiences. What is real, and why does it matter to ask that question across time?
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    1 hr and 13 mins
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