Snow Leopard Overview
Jonathan and Chris discuss Snow Leopard, Apple’s latest version of the Mac operating system, in this listener-mail inspired episode of TechStuff. Learn more about your [Read more]
Heavenly and Satanic Cults, Part 3
Continues the explanation of the heavenly path that redeems the soul from its errors, including an explanation of the trinity above and the trinity below, in relation with Daath, the Holy Name of God (IHVH), the glands, our nervous systems, and more.
Was Satchel Paige the greatest pitcher in history?
Born in Alabama in 1906, Satchel Paige rose through the ranks to become one of the most popular baseball players in the Negro Leagues. Tune [Read more]
Windows 7 Overview
In this listener-inspired episode of TechStuff, Jonathan and Chris discuss and share their observations about Microsoft’s new operating system, Windows 7. Learn more about your [Read more]
What was the Champagne Safari?
On July 6th, 1934, Charles Bedaux set off on an expedition from Edmonton to British Columbia. This was no ordinary trek — the travelers moved [Read more]
What is HTML 5?
Chris and Jonathan discuss HTML 5 — an upgrade of the current version of HTML, the markup language that’s integral to the World Wide Web [Read more]
Greek Mysteries 03 The Path of Balance, Part 2
Psychological equilibrium is the great secret of the Oracle of Delphi, symbolized in the three-legged chair she sits upon. Learn about the important aspects of our inner nature: psyche, personality, the three brains, ego, consciousness, and more.
Valentine’s Day Technology
Jonathan and Chris share some technology that just might be a hit with your tech-savvy/geeky sweetheart in this Valentine’s Day-themed episode of TechStuff. Learn more [Read more]
Is the Taj Mahal a symbol of love?
The Taj Mahal was built by the Mogul ruler Shah Jahan as a memorial to his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal. In this episode, Sarah and [Read more]
The Google Episode
In this episode of TechStuff, Jonathan and Chris devote the podcast to discussing a little company called Google — from its humble beginnings and unusual [Read more]