Shamanic Freedom Radio

This episode starts with Mr Lens introducing Fran to the nerve centre/broom cupboard of Shamanic Freedom radio. Before switching over to the interview with Kira Young, Mr Lens asks Fran to help him with his car, which leads to another comedy “domestic terrorism” scenario. During the interview with Kira Young, many topics are including psychopaths in the work place, in charge and within the alternative communities, vote rigging in politics, Agenda 21, how we lived before the internet, diseases caused by bad food and how this plays into Big Pharma’s agent, money, and much more. Kira presents a radio show called The Bridge with Kira Young, and writes a blog called Psychopaths in charge, which can be found with a quick Google search. Music: Gary Numan - Cars

Part 1 of the interview with Ben Emlyn Jones of HPANWO (Hospital Porters Against the New World Order). In this banging of the world to rights, Mr Lens and Ben discuss many things, but the main topic is the internecine infighting in the alternative communities and how everyone is out to expose everyone else as a shill, or an informer, or a member of the Illuminati. It appears that the same ego issues, paranoia, social Darwinism, ignorance, bigotry and fear exist in “evolved” people too, and this seems to be a phenomenon of the time. Music: Ozric Tentacles - Ozrosis Alan Hawkshaw - Chicken Man (original Grange Hill theme)

This episode starts in Space on board the Liberator (pictured) from Blake’s 7. Mr Lens is then teleported to Dartmoor, where the roamcast begins from. Topics include teleportation (obviously), alternative scene thought policing, de-collectivisation from groups and scenes (because individuals cannot be infiltrated by shills, moles, spies etc), not fearing death and not fearing “your own personal room 101”, climate armageddon, ideological flexibility, etc etc… WARNING! Industrial strength language from a foul mouthed feral Irish Englishman. Easily offended people are asked nicely to listen to something else. Music: Blake’s 7 Theme by the Dudley Simpson Orchestra

In this episode, Mr Lens gets into a rage and swears a lot in an anti fascist rant which includes machine gun fire and explosions to add a touch of comic timing as he slags off UKIP, the United Kingdom Isolationist Party, as he calls them. Anyone who doesn’t like UKIP, but likes shouting, swearing and explosions will find this amusing. Warning: Contains industrial strength language. Extremely inflammatory, controversial and angry. Not for the fluffy, faint hearted or timid. Certainly not for people with no sense of irony. They can go weave yogurts, or something. Music: Billy Bragg - All you fascists The Damned - Smash it up (parts 1&2)

This episode consists of multiple monologues from Mr Lens over a few days, interlaced with the sounds of India. Topics include old Bollywood nostalgia from previous trips to India, hi tech traveling infrastructure - the so called ‘technomad’, reality operating system upgrades - “everyting 2.0”, man eating tigers, the dysfunctionality of Westerners, tropical diseases, and many more things. Two thirds into the podcast, Mr Lens teleports back to England and finishes the talk with English birdsong as a backdrop, capturing the immediate afterglow of having just been away, referring to being in a state of having pressed the reality refresh button, and the grass being greener on this side. Music: Every Colour You Are by David Sylvian & Robert Fripp

This episode of Shamanic Freedom Radio is presented from just behind Varkala beach, Kerala, India; being the furthest roaming roamcast to date. Mr Lens, in a somewhat blown away, travelled out and jet lagged state; monologues about his experiences and contemplations of travelling, cultural and climatic differences, fascist state airports and anarchist planes, empty seats on aeroplanes, how India couldn’t ban begging because it would be unenforceable, self censorship, new business ideas and many more things at random, laced with a few sounds of India to give it that authentic feel. Music: Excerpt from Gayatri Mantra by Anuradha Paudwal

In this episode, Mr Lens interviews Shonagh Home, practitioner of shamanism and author of "Love and Spirit Medicine", which is her story of how the plant medicines came into her life in the aftermath of her marriage breaking down, taking her on a shamanic journey. Topics include, Indigenous person wannabees, the childishness of Western 'instant coffee' culture, the absence of tradition of initiation in the West, the artficial overlay Aquarian age taking the counter culture in the direction of transhumanism, how we may not be light workers but clean up crew, not following crowds and not dancing to the tune of others. To find out more about shonagh click here. Music: Kate Bush - Don't Push Your Foot On The Heartbrake

In this episode, Mr Lens resumes his chat with Neil Kramer. The the first topic is money, especially Bitcoin, which Neil sees in a positive light. This in depth analysis of all things financial ranges from the Buddhist concept of 'right livelihood' all the way through to dirty and filthy money, and the evils of credit cards and mortgages. After the conversation moves onto Autodidactic learning, the stupidity of the school indoctrination system, light and shadow, and finally another look at last week's 'knowledge and being rap', how the alternative community is wising up to its divisions, and more.Find out all you need to know about Neil Kramer at neilkramer.com. Music:Gong - ShapeshifterShpongle - Behind Closed Eyelids (excerpt)

This episode starts with Mr Lens in a windy location to add flavour and character to the introduction(!) before going over to the first part of a two part interview with Neil Kramer. The main narrative of this part is the difference between being and knowledge. Neil argues that there is a division which has had the alternative researchers falling out with each other and bickering. At one end of the spectrum are the people of being - those who have character, personality, humility and a real fascination with being alive. At the other end are the people of 'knowledge' - those who are often self important and cold in their nature whilst coming across as an expert authority not to be questioned. Neil then voices his opinions on a few SFR narratives such as class background, and other taboo subjects such as whether or not you should judge or generalise. This chat is not for the faint hearted, the sanitised, the puffy or the wishy washy. However, real people with a healthy balance of humour and cynicism may find this chat profound and hilarious in places. Find out all you need to know about Neil Kramer at neilkramer.com. Music: The Specials - Gangsters Fairport Convention - Fotheringay

In this episode, recorded mid January 2014 at night in the full moon, Mr Lens looks at how countercultural groups suffer from the same hypocrisy, sanctimony and inconsistency as mainstream culture, and how one can come to the conclusion "Who needs the New World Order with friends like these?" when the alternative to the mainstream creates a culture of amateur psychiatrists and well meaning but somewhat coercive thought policing "enlightened" people. Before the end Mr Lens mentions that Neil Kramer is very likely to be on the next episode of Shamanic Freedom Radio, and plays a track by Ozric Tentacles from the restored, remastered and re-released Vitamin Enhanced box set, a project which he instigated, and the Ozrics prepared for release. Click here to buy.

In this episode, Mr Lens goes into the great outdoors, and puts his Bitcoin evangelist head on, describing how Bitcoin works, and the advantages/disadvantages getting into the bitcoin econimy in the hope of 'turning people on' to something which could be as potentially groundbreaking as LSD or the internet itself. Further ponderings are about alienation and integration in work and social situations, and the controversial question - is Russell Brand kosher?Music by Jimi Hendrix & Shpongle.

In this episode, Mr Lens exposes Jan Irvin as a malicious man who sends abusive bullying messages to people who apparently don't do their research properly, disagree with him or dismiss his work. Having received a spate of these messages recently from Jan Irvin on Facebook, Mr Lens makes an example of him as a warning to future dissenters that they run the risk they of becoming famous for the wrong reasons. It ends with Terence McKenna describing the flaw of our cultural operating system.

In this episode, Mr Lens starts of by talking about the 'dark side of enlightenment', and how the new age and the conspiracist mentalities seem to act as traps for those who escape consensus reality, and how anything resembling a spiritual path can only begin once the 'unveiling' stage has been transcended. After a musical break, Mr Lens goes red as he gets into a Max Keiser style rage, slagging off David Cameron, who is featured in this episode in soundbite form, to add more amusement to it, and not satisfied with slagging off Cameron himself, the episode ends with an unnamed American laying into Cameron for wanting to ban porn. Warning: This episode contains industrial strength bad language. And more big words to compensate. Music by the Levellers.

After a break of 2 years and 2 months, Mr Lens makes a triumphant return to pod land, and the focus of this episode is about ideas, and how the domain of ideas can transform reality in the new paradigm. Subjects include money, England and its low self esteem, Bitcoin, transcending ideologies and belief systems, benevolent entrepreneurs, anarcho capitalism and 'renaissance fountains' of ideas. WARNING: Has swearing. Not a sign of a limited vocabulary though.

In this episode, Mr Lens plays two talks from Breaking Convention. Caroline Chatwin talks about the Psy Trance scene from the perspective of academic criminology study, and William Rowlandson bounces the perspectives of Jorge Luis Borges against Terence McKenna, and points out that the psychedelic journey is paradoxical in the sense that it is about trying to understand the ununderstandable. Sandwiched between talks is a monologue by Mr Lens himself entitled 'England Riots, I Reflect' in relation to recent events. Other topics covered are Freeman's theory of the Obama family being clones of ancient Egyptians, and Charlie Veitch's conversion to the official story of 9/11. Music by The Clash.