2019

Hermitix focuses on one-on-one interviews relating to fringe philosophy, obscure theory, weird lit, underappreciated thinkers and movements, and that which historically finds itself 'outside' the academic canon.

A podcast conversation with Krishna / East Forest

Today, when the foundations of consensus reality can no longer be counted on, the strange ruptures described by Davis are no longer curious oddities, but case-studies for a renewed engagement with reality in all its weirdness.

"High Weirdness has seemed to me, sitting on my bookshelf, desk, or in my backpack, like some cursed magical grimoire out of Weird fiction."

In one of the first interviews I did about High Weirdness, Jason Louv and I dig in

Lorenzo and I talk about the history and future of psychedelic practice

Covers "a wide range of topics, including eclecticism, psychedelics, philosophy, spirituality, existential dread, esotericism, capitalism, meditation & more."

Talking High Weirdness with a serious Occulture Vulture

Host Eamon Armstrong and I stretch out on this, the 23rd episode of his podcast

Taking to the desert airwaves to plumb the voids between the stars.

My conversation with Ali Beiner about weirdness, awakening, and the shake-down of consensus reality.

After discussing High Weirdness with my old pal Miguel, I rant for a while about conspiracy theory.

From Gerald Heard to the Black Leather Wings

Erik reflects on a decade of podcasting, the work of conversation, the uncanniness of our moment, and the publication of High Weirdness.