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Crazy Alchemist is a podcast where I explore alchemy, mysticism, occultism, mythology, and eerie ghost stories from the past. Join me as I uncover curious tales from history, delve into ancient legends, and reveal the hidden connections between magic, science, and the supernatural. From the enigmatic Count of St. Germain to chilling ghost stories and alchemical secrets, this is your gateway to a fascinating journey through time and the esoteric. Stay curious, stay alchemical!
Crazy Alchemist hosts Crazy Alchemist, a history show with 10 episodes published.
Frederick V built a hydraulic garden at Heidelberg to model the cosmos, then gambled a crown and lost everything. Did the Hermetic dream behind it help cause the war that buried it?
Animism is usually dismissed as the primitive idea that everything has a soul. The truth is stranger: a way of living in a world full of persons, only some of them human, and for most of human history it was simply how p
Two desert inscriptions bless 'Yahweh and his Asherah.' She was a real goddess, El's consort at Ugarit, and her image once stood in the Jerusalem Temple. Yahweh's wife, or only a sacred pole?
The Cimmerians were a real Iron-Age people. Crom was a real Irish idol. Thulsa Doom's snake cult was modeled on Charles Manson and Jim Jones. The 1982 film loads more verifiable mythology and history into two hours than
On 31 March 1848, two girls in a Hydesville cottage worked out a code with a rapping presence. Four years earlier, Samuel Morse had sent the first electric message from Washington to Baltimore. The Victorian and post-Vic
In April 1587 in a Bohemian household at Třeboň, the angel Madimi instructed John Dee and Edward Kelley to share their wives. Dee drew up a covenant, all four signed on 21 April 1587, and the page survives in the British
The Catholic Church recognizes around ten thousand named saints. Adam and Eve, the figures named on the very first page of the Bible, are not on the list. Almost every culture in human history names a First Couple. Moder
If a modern ancestry-testing lab could analyse Jesus's DNA, what would the report on the father's side say? The question sits at the intersection of biology and theology and forces every metaphysical position to commit.
A Brazilian teenager loops a Spotify playlist for seven hours believing it will reshape her body. The science says the audio cannot do that. The science is also more interesting than the dismissal it usually triggers. A
The Da Vinci Code sold 80 million copies on the claim that the figure to Jesus's right in Leonardo's Last Supper is Mary Magdalena. The reading is wrong, and the actual answer is much weirder. The Beloved Disciple has be
In the 440s BCE Herodotus described a Scythian funeral rite: a small tent of three poles, hot stones in a pit, hemp seeds thrown on the stones, men crawling inside, and a sound the historian called howling. In 1947 the S
Christof Koch, the Allen Institute neuroscientist, argues that brains may not create consciousness at all. Here is the evidence: dying brains that light up brighter than waking ones, cardiac arrest survivors who recall e
Three recent studies overturn what remains of the 'brutish caveman' image. Neanderthals cooperated with Homo sapiens 110,000 years ago, hunted the largest land animals in Europe with thrusting spears, and practiced selec
The European witches' sabbat was assembled in the Alpine valleys of the 1420s and 1430s from interrogations of Waldensian heretics. This is the documented story of how a twelfth-century poverty movement founded by a Lyon
Volcanic glass has been a ritual knife, a scrying mirror, and a surgical scalpel across three continents and nine thousand years. The oldest manufactured mirrors on earth were obsidian. John Dee's black mirror came from
Bologna gave the world its oldest university, its oldest surviving tarot tradition, and the first phosphorescent material ever documented in European science, all while its Inquisition burned the region's most celebrated
For nine months of each year, a woman in the inner chamber of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi answered questions that shaped the ancient world. She was called the Pythia. Kings consulted her before going to war. Cities as
The name 'Middle-earth' is Old English for the human world between gods and chaos. What Tolkien built on that foundation drew from Norse Eddas, Anglo-Saxon poetry, Finnish Kalevala, Greek philosophy, Arthurian legend, Ce
Sarah Winchester built a mansion for 38 years without stopping. 161 rooms, 2,000 doors, stairs to ceilings, doors that open onto nothing. The legend says ghosts told her to build. The history says something stranger: nob
The word for soul meant breath in every ancient language. Sumerian zi, Egyptian ba, Sanskrit atman, Hebrew nephesh, Greek psyche, all trace back to the same observation: the living breathe, the dead do not. When did this
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