On this episode of Thelema Now, Frater Puck speaks with Brian Butler, who performed Aleister Crowley's The Bartzabel Working in Los Angeles. Great stuff!  Learn more at
www.brianbutler.com

One of Thelema Now's favorite authors returns! The always entertaining Tobias Churton discuss is new book about Uncle Al, focusing on his time in Berlin while Hitler was coming to power. Check it out!

Thelema Now's own Frater Puck talks to author Nick Mamatas about Crowley, Communism, and his book Love Is the Law. Check it out!

Thelema Now's faithful host Frater Puck talks with author Peter Bebergal about his book, Season of the Witch. Did the occult really save rock & roll? Did Elvis learn hip-shakin' in church? Did video kill the radio star?  It's all here! Check it out...

Host Frater Puck talks with author Jeva Singh Anand about the book "The Secret School of Wisdom: The Authentic Rituals & Doctrines of the Illuminati."  How did it begin? Who started it? What did they do? And is Beyonce their new leader, like the internet says? Find out!

We refuse to believe there is just ONE Carl Abrahamsson!  With all he gets done, there must be at least three!  Feel shame as Carl explains how he gets more done in a week than you do in a year, seriously. Writing, publishing, a digital label... it's in a day's work. Enjoy!

Frater Puck talks to Krzysztof Azarewicz, who is a Polish poet, writer, and he also writes lyrics for the band Behemoth!  Krzysztof founded the ambient project The Fourth is Eligor along with multi-instrumentalist Piotr Weltrowski in 1996, and he is the co-founder of Moonwheel Records. In 2003 he founded the independent publishing house Lashtal Press.

Soror Amy is host on this edition of Thelema Now!  Amy and guest Richard Metzger of Dangerous Minds discuss leaving home, squatting in Amsterdam, building creative juice batteries and were things REALLY better in the 80s? Check it out!

Return guest Robert Buratti discusses bringing Collective 777 to Meinhart's Gallery & Curio in Pitman, New Jersey! Check it out!

Thelema Now welcomes guest Oliver Althoen, who plays guitar in Dry River with some guy named "Dave."  You won't have the blues after listening to this one!