Sometimes A Wild God with guest Tom Hirons
Sometimes A Wild God with guest Tom Hirons

Sometimes A Wild God with guest Tom Hirons

April 29, 2025 6:00pm
1:23:16
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Episode 51
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Go to a church and look up. There, nestled within the stonework, you might find a silent mystery staring back at you: the Green Man. In this episode, we're joined by poet and storyteller Tom Hirons to unravel the ancient and modern meaning of this enigmatic figure.In this episode, we cover:The Green Man's Identity: We explore the folklore, history, and symbolism of the Green Man, from his carved visage in medieval cathedrals to his romanticized revival during the Victorian era.An Interview with Tom Hirons: We talk with Tom about his journey as a writer, his use of wilderness fasting to find inspiration, and the profound meaning behind his poem, "Sometimes a Wild God."The Power of the Wild: Tom shares his personal story of encountering the "Stag Man" and discusses why modern society has become so disconnected from the natural world.Weird News: We delve into two seemingly unrelated stories about a former CIA agent who used "remote viewing" to find evidence of bones on Mars and the lost Ark of the Covenant, only to discover a shocking connection between the two.Stay Wyrd!www.wyrdwessex.co.ukBuy our merch hereWritten by Emma Brooks and hosted by Craig Brooks and Andy StevensEdited by Craig BrooksIntro music by Leonell Cassio - The Paranormal Is Real (ft. Carrie) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Duration:1:23:16
Published:April 29, 2025 6:00pm
File Size:76.2 MB
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Go to a church and look up. There, nestled within the stonework, you might find a silent mystery staring back at you: the Green Man. In this episode, we're joined by poet and storyteller Tom Hirons to unravel the ancient and modern meaning of this enigmatic figure.In this episode, we cover:The Green Man's Identity: We explore the folklore, history, and symbolism of the Green Man, from his carved visage in medieval cathedrals to his romanticized revival during the Victorian era.An Interview with ...

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