PCP Episode 109: Inevitable Death
Released Tue, 30 Jun 2009 20:15:00 -0500 GMT
This episode is 1:17:57 long. Download MP3 (71.5 MB).
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These are the same people that did the protests back at September 11th about thanking god for dead soliders. Nothing like commemorating the death of Michael Jackson by using the “We Are The World” tune re-mixed by a bunch of crazies. I might be able to find some sadistic amusement in it if they really didn’t believe this shit…and the little girl at the end….GAH
That made me sad on the inside. Not for the reasons they were probably trying for but still sad non the less. What I found most creepy was if someone who couldn’t read or speak English watched this they would probably think from they way they sing it that it was a very positive set of lyrics with a deep meaning rather than something that makes you just sit there and say “oh wow” in a disapointed and dumb struck way. That they believe all this is baffling. Like I said sad on the inside. Little girl was creeptastic!
Reply to JenniferThat is wrong on so many levels. Their faces alone, how happy they are as they sing it, gives me chills.
Reply to OpheliaYou know what I want to see? I want to see what would happen if this church and Anonymous protested against each other. I’d pay to see that! A protest showdown! Hahaha! A sea of pirates and Guy Fawkes with the occasional Flying Spaghetti Monster doll converging on a group of die-hard christian fundamentalists would be a sight to behold!
Reply to Nick F.I like the singing decent voices, good rythem and you can tell they practiced…But the content leaves to be desired.
As a vetern I support there freedom of speach. But that being said there freedom of speach ends at the next persons rights for dignity and peace. Now for my inner personal opinion. These people are every bad christian stereotype come to life. PROOF that the collective energy work of a world is possable to shape these assholes into being.
Ok I think I was jokeing with that last line. But then agian maybe not.
Hate to troll, But that girl at the end gives me the creeps. I think we will hear from her in 20 years or so.Something just tells me she is one of those who will leave a mark on the world. I just hope she rebells from her parents.
Reply to scurvy dogOut of morbid curiosity, I was watching the linked videos afterwards. They had an interview with the leader woman and her children on…I think it was Tyra Banks. And as much as I’m not particularily a fan, it was talking about how they raise their children to picket when they can walk. So it’s all they know.
The woman has two lovely daughters in college, and they are both under the belief that everyone is out to get them and they can’t be friends with anyone. It’s painful to see. That has to be some level of child abuse somewhere…..
Reply to AmberRosePCP Episode 108: Paganism in Psychology
Released Sat, 20 Jun 2009 21:30:00 -0500 GMT
This episode is 1:16:09 long. Download MP3 (69.8 MB).
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Interview with Michael Reeder about Psychology and Paganism
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You don’t need to adjust your iTunes, we really did release an episode with a “Clean” tag for the first time in almost 100 episodes
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I really loved this episode. It also helped me realize that my childhood and teen traumas are why I’m so short tempered and can’t handle normal stressful situations.
Reply to MagdaThis episode was deeply inspiring not only as a pagan who is counseling, but as a pagan who wants to get a ph.d. in psychology. I have been having problems, mostly due to my parents’ divorce and my stepmother’s drinking. It makes it easier to know that I can talk about my religion with my counselor and not be branded as crazy.
Reply to Serenity MarieKnowing that the interview touched your life, and the positive feedback I’ve gotten elsewhere makes me glad I did it. Thanks.
Reply to Michael R.this was great.
I’m probably going to get my man to listen to it. as mentioned before, he’s paranoid schizophrenic, and I’m his carer, and I think this might be a good perspective for him to hear about.
bearing in mind that I had to out myself to his doctors when he was in hospital, because he kept telling them he needed me because I have healing hands and can do magic.
I mean, yeah, not the best thing for them to have in their hands, but better they know that it’s based in what I believe, not in his delusions.
Reply to SheenaSometimes I feel like this after immersing myself in the Pagan community.
LMAO! I’ve been saying that the American people have been overestimated for years! Thanks Onion for voicing reality.
Reply to PythiaThe article about us in issue 50 of Pan Gaia magazine is now publicly available online. Check it out at: http://www.pangaia.com/pdfs/pg50brightestlightspitzl-watersl.pdf

As far as environmentally friendly goes there are cemeteries, and even a program where you can mix your ashes into a cement mixture that is used to make artificial coral reefs.
Reply to MagdaPersonally, I’d want to be mummified and entombed similar to a pharaoh.
Reply to Nick F.Dave man whats the fucking problem with dallas man ??? last time i checked trailer parks were round Houston and Austin 2 man complete with religious assholes ..
Other than that LOVED this one .
Me being asatru presents one or two extra issues when we pass.
Reply to xhoztWe have ways we should be prepared “nails and such” , and possessions being burnt with us . But hel , most of us are bull headed enough to get shit done our way even beyond the grave ..
Yeah, but in Austin (at least the one time I went there) and Houston (outside which I now live) – you don’t see giant plywood with all sorts of doomsday Bible stuff written on them like you see on I-45 near Dallas
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