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VFTB 3/6/22: Iron and Myth 2 – Giants, Serpents, Wolves, and the Abyss

By: Derek

On: March 6, 2022

In: A View From the Bunker, Iron and Myth, Podcast

THE NEPHILIM are going mainstream!Continue Reading

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VFTB 10/3/21: Dr. Judd Burton – Supernatural Contraband

By: Derek

On: October 3, 2021

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

WHEN LARGE GROUPS of people settle in a new land, they take their culture with them—including their religion. Do migrants bring territorial spirits with them?Continue Reading

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VFTB 7/18/21: Dr. Judd Burton – Saturn, Cincinnatus, and Civil Religion in America

By: Derek

On: July 18, 2021

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

HOW DID a man who rejected the idea of becoming king end up as a god? Dr. Judd Burton joins us to discuss the transformation of George Washington from founding father to pagan symbol of a new Golden Age.

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VFTB 5/2/21: Dr. Judd Burton – Walpurgisnacht

By: Derek

On: May 2, 2021

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

HOW IS it that an 8th century saint got her name connected to a pagan celebration? Dr. Judd Burton joins us to discuss Saint Walpurga, Walpurgisnacht, the history of witchcraft and its connections to ancient Mesopotamia.

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VFTB 3/21/21: Dr. Judd Burton – Neolithic Temple of the Watchers

By: Derek

On: March 21, 2021

In: A View From the Bunker, Podcast

Dr. Judd Burton joins us again to discuss his research into one of the most mysterious sites on Earth, the oldest known community built for religious reasons, and he explains why he calls this a “90-degree angle culture change in human history.”

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