Hosted by Juliana And D.K · EN · 50 episodes
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Hey there, fellow explorers of the wonderfully weird! Welcome to "Weird Books," your passport to the most bizarre, mind-bending, and utterly captivating literary journeys imaginable. Are you tired of the same old stories? Do you crave narratives that push the boundaries of reality and delve into the delightfully strange? Then you've found your tribe! Each episode, we dive headfirst into the pages of unconventional books – from forgotten folklore and esoteric philosophies to outlandish science fiction and the genuinely unclassifiable. We unpack the oddities, dissect the curiosities, and celebrate the sheer audacity of these unique literary creations. Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur of the strange or just dipping your toes into the wonderfully weird, join us for insightful discussions, surprising discoveries, and a healthy dose of "what did I just read?!" Subscribe to "Weird Books" on your favorite podcast platform and prepare to have you
Juliana And D.K hosts Weird Books, a arts show with 50 episodes published.
Welcome, seekers of the unusual, to Weird Books! Today, on our fiftieth episode, we descend into the depths with "The Seven Gates of Hell" by David Camus.Prepare yourselves for a journey to the heart of darkness, where h
Welcome to Episode 48 of the Weird Books podcast, where we explore the strange, the unusual, and the downright baffling corners of literature.Today, we're time-traveling back to 1892 to explore a cornerstone text of esot
Los Brujos Hablan by John Baines is a provocative journey into the hidden world of witchcraft and occult practices. In this compelling work, Baines invites readers to listen closely to the voices of witches who have long
Welcome back to Weird Books, the podcast that delves into the peculiar, the obscure, and the downright strange corners of literature. This is Episode 47, and today we're tackling a book that's perhaps less "weird" in its
Welcome, seekers of the unusual, to another delve into the mysterious. In Episode 46 of "Weird Books," we're stepping into territory where history intersects with the hidden: "Sacred Objects, Nazis, and Templar Secrets."
Okay, here are the three requested elements in English:Weird Books Podcast Episode 45 Introduction:Welcome, fellow bibliophiles of the bizarre, to Episode 45 of the "Weird Books" podcast! This week, we're cracking open a
Dive into Episode 44 of our podcast, a captivating exploration of Oscar Wilde's "The Picture of Dorian Gray." This episode unravels the tale of Dorian, a young man whose extraordinary beauty becomes an obsession, leading
Welcome to episode 43 of the "Weird Books" podcast, where we delve into a profound exploration of Viktor Frankl's seminal work, Man's Search for Meaning. In this transformative episode, we examine Frankl's extraordinary
Welcome to episode 42 of the “Weird Books” podcast, where ancient wisdom meets cutting-edge analysis. In today’s episode, we journey into the pages of Thucydides: An Ancient Guide to Foreign Policy to uncover insights th
Welcome back to Weird Books! In episode 41, we journey deep into T. Lobsang Rampa’s The Third Eye, a seminal work that opened Western eyes to Tibetan mysticism and psychic potential. First published in 1956, Rampa claims
Welcome back to Weird Books! In episode 40, we explore Habla un exorcista by Father Gabriele Amorth, first published in 1990. Step into the shadowy world of real-life exorcisms as Amorth recounts hair-raising encounters
Hello, fellow explorers of the weird! Welcome to Weird Books, episode 39, where we delve into Juan José Benítez’s haunting novel GOG. In this epic tale of apocalypse and alien prophecy, Benítez weaves together biblical v
Hello everyone and welcome to Weird Books! In episode 38, we dive into Leslie Kean’s compelling UFOs, a landmark investigation that examines credible eyewitness accounts, declassified government documents, and rigorous s
Welcome back to Weird Books! In episode 37, we journey into Nicolaus Copernicus’s revolutionary masterpiece, Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres. Published in 1543, this groundbreaking work dismantled the geocentric mode
Welcome back to Weird Books! In episode 36, we delve into one of the most infamous grimoires ever compiled: El libro de magia negra de San Cipriano, or The Book of Black Magic of Saint Cyprian. Revered and feared across
Welcome back to Weird Books, where we plunge into the wonderfully strange! In Episode 35, we navigate the enigmatic world of Haruki Murakami's "Kafka on the Shore." This mesmerizing novel intertwines two seemingly separa
In this episode, we unravel the intricate layers of Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol," a thrilling journey into the heart of Washington D.C.'s hidden history and the enigmatic world of Freemasonry. Robert Langdon, Harvard sy
Episode 33 dives deep into Walter Isaacson's compelling biography, "Steve Jobs." We explore the multifaceted personality of the Apple co-founder, examining his visionary genius, relentless drive, and often controversial
In episode 32, we embarked on an intellectual journey through Michio Kaku's captivating book, "The Future of Humanity." This episode served as a deep dive into Kaku's ambitious yet scientifically grounded projections for
Hello everyone, and welcome back to Weird Books! Today, we delve into a title that might seem less "weird" in the traditional sense, but its scope and implications certainly venture into fascinating and thought-provoking
Stephen King
Productivity Commissioner · Productivity Commission of Australia
1 appearance on this show
Viktor Frankl
Holocaust Survivor and Psychologist
1 appearance on this show
Leslie Kean
Investigative Reporter · The New York Times
1 appearance on this show
Walter Isaacson
Professor of History at Tulane
1 appearance on this show
Michio Kaku
renowned astrophysicist, futurist, co-founder of string theory
1 appearance on this show
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