Shamanic Freedom Radio

In this episode Niall re-evaluates everything, having taken his mind away from the alternative media ‘narrative pollution’ sphere for a prolonged amount of time, viewing the world through a lens free of the usual smorgasbord of so called alternative subjects and narratives. Music: Massive Attack - Protection

In this episode Niall re-evaluates everything, having taken his mind away from the alternative media ‘narrative pollution’ sphere for a prolonged amount of time, viewing the world through a lens free of the usual smorgasbord of so called alternative subjects and narratives. Music: Massive Attack - Protection

In this episode, Niall interviews blogger, writer and artist Anna Veith. Topics include the struggles with ‘alternative’ culture in the aftermath of stepping outside the mainstream, social engineering and the psychopathy of the elites and finishes off with Anna discussing her approach to art and creativity. Listen out for the comedy sketch at the beginning!! Music - Hawkwind - Magnu

In this episode, Niall interviews blogger, writer and artist Anna Veith. Topics include the struggles with ‘alternative’ culture in the aftermath of stepping outside the mainstream, social engineering and the psychopathy of the elites and finishes off with Anna discussing her approach to art and creativity. Listen out for the comedy sketch at the beginning!! Music - Hawkwind - Magnu

In this episode Niall contemplates from the top of the Cheesewring Tor in Bodmin Moor. Topics include: Millennials being too harsly judged, last week's Solar Eclipse and the Charlottesville protest. After that, Niall takes the Turdis home and finishes up by satirising the upcoming "hate" speech legislation. Music: Roger Waters/David Gilmour - Comfortably Numb (welded together from two different gigs)

In this episode Niall contemplates from the top of the Cheesewring Tor in Bodmin Moor. Topics include: Millennials being too harsly judged, last week's Solar Eclipse and the Charlottesville protest. After that, Niall takes the Turdis home and finishes up by satirising the upcoming "hate" speech legislation. Music: Roger Waters/David Gilmour - Comfortably Numb (welded together from two different gigs)

In this episode Niall speaks about the recent problem of so called alternative media becoming as much of a propaganda tool as the mainstream, if not worse. Since the political left has become so ridiculous, the alt right has attempted to hijack the narrative of the left's critics, subtly insinuating puritanical conservative and sometimes borderline fascistic narratives into the mix. Niall suspects that the so called alternative media "stars" with the highest ratings - especially those who come from North America - are using their platform to steer those who fall out of the mainstream into the direction of toxic, obsolete 20th century ideologies, and that the best way to deal with this is to reject both sides and search for people who are real out of the box thinkers with no agenda, and who will help in your search to define yourself as an individual. Music - Niall Murphy - Mission Ineffable

In this episode Niall speaks about the recent problem of so called alternative media becoming as much of a propaganda tool as the mainstream, if not worse. Since the political left has become so ridiculous, the alt right has attempted to hijack the narrative of the left's critics, subtly insinuating puritanical conservative and sometimes borderline fascistic narratives into the mix. Niall suspects that the so called alternative media "stars" with the highest ratings - especially those who come from North America - are using their platform to steer those who fall out of the mainstream into the direction of toxic, obsolete 20th century ideologies, and that the best way to deal with this is to reject both sides and search for people who are real out of the box thinkers with no agenda, and who will help in your search to define yourself as an individual. Music - Niall Murphy - Mission Ineffable

In this episode, Niall plays a recording of Thomas Sheridan talking at the Glastonbury Symposium on Saturday July 29, 2017. This talk is about psychopaths, which will be familiar for those who know Thomas, but will be a great introduction for those who have just discovered him. Music: Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak

In this episode, Niall plays a recording of Thomas Sheridan talking at the Glastonbury Symposium on Saturday July 29, 2017. This talk is about psychopaths, which will be familiar for those who know Thomas, but will be a great introduction for those who have just discovered him. Music: Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak

In this episode, Niall mulls over the 'aftermath' stage a person goes through when they have freed themselves from the cultish nature of pseudo spiritual people, but still have to deal with the emotional residue they've been left with, and why it's important to get to a stage of emotional indifference concerning these offending people. This merges into a light/shadow metaphor and the infernal ubiquitous 'lit-up-ness' that so called 'lightworkers' mistake for true light, and how it makes them externalise the dark. Music: Björk - Hyperballad

In this episode, Niall mulls over the 'aftermath' stage a person goes through when they have freed themselves from the cultish nature of pseudo spiritual people, but still have to deal with the emotional residue they've been left with, and why it's important to get to a stage of emotional indifference concerning these offending people. This merges into a light/shadow metaphor and the infernal ubiquitous 'lit-up-ness' that so called 'lightworkers' mistake for true light, and how it makes them externalise the dark. Music: Björk - Hyperballad

In this episode, Niall decides that he’s had enough of being on Earth as so goes into space by landing his Turdis on Blakes’ 7’s The Liberator. After a clip from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the silliness subsides and Niall speaks about how a lot of us in the so called ‘alternative’ media over sensationalise all the bad stuff because it’s newsworthy, and don’t talk enough about good things that could happen in the future. Maybe the future is not as doomed as we fear, and just maybe we could do with being a bit more optimistic. Music: Air - You Make It Easy

In this episode, Niall decides that he’s had enough of being on Earth as so goes into space by landing his Turdis on Blakes’ 7’s The Liberator. After a clip from Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the silliness subsides and Niall speaks about how a lot of us in the so called ‘alternative’ media over sensationalise all the bad stuff because it’s newsworthy, and don’t talk enough about good things that could happen in the future. Maybe the future is not as doomed as we fear, and just maybe we could do with being a bit more optimistic. Music: Air - You Make It Easy

In this episode, Niall rants about the possibility that the new Conservato-Terrorist regime in the UK could be a plot by hidden hands, involving the Tories being instructed to trash their own popularity as part of a globalist socialist agenda. Could this be the case? The other main topic of this podcast is the spread of extreme ideological disorder - the great plague of our time - to balkanise people into fixed polarised factions. Music: Here and Now - Fire in the Sky