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Toto · 06-22-2013, 12:26 PM

When I browse the Bible Geek Listeners group on Facebook, I find posts from Miguel Conner.

He has an Examiner post on Gnosticism here and runs a pod cast that has hosted a lot of well known, credentialed scholars on Aeon Byte (Indie go go campaign here), and has a book that looks intriguing, 'Voices of Gnosticism (or via: amazon.co.uk)'

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Miguel Conner is host of Aeon Byte, the only topical and guest radio show on Gnosticism, ancient mysteries, and true conspiracy theories evolving since the beginning of civilization. He is author of the critically acclaimed 'Voices of Gnosticism', as well as the post-apocalyptic vampire series

I have listened to some of his podcasts, and they all start off with 20 minutes of performance art, followed by a solid interview.

Has anyone here had more experience with this resource?

stephan huller · 06-22-2013, 12:33 PM

I've been interviewed by him three or four times. He cool.

James The Least · 06-22-2013, 02:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Toto

When I browse the Bible Geek Listeners group on Facebook, I find posts from Miguel Conner.

He has an Examiner post on Gnosticism here and runs a pod cast that has hosted a lot of well known, credentialed scholars on Aeon Byte (Indie go go campaign here), and has a book that looks intriguing, 'Voices of Gnosticism (or via: amazon.co.uk)'

Quote:

Miguel Conner is host of Aeon Byte, the only topical and guest radio show on Gnosticism, ancient mysteries, and true conspiracy theories evolving since the beginning of civilization. He is author of the critically acclaimed 'Voices of Gnosticism', as well as the post-apocalyptic vampire series

I have listened to some of his podcasts, and they all start off with 20 minutes of performance art, followed by a solid interview.

Has anyone here had more experience with this resource?

"Voices of Gnosticism" is transcriptions of the people he's interviewed on his podcast -- Birger Pearson, John Turner, Elaine Pagels, etc. It's OK, but it's more of an introduction to the subject, kind of a Cliff Notes version of those authors' essays and books.

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stephan huller Veteran Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: seattle, wa Posts: 9,337	I've been interviewed by him three or four times. He cool.

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