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We were inundated with news this week, so first we cover prehistoric bugs in Arkansas, the Desert Monkey King glyph in Southwest Las Vegas, the folkloric accuracies in Netflix's "Troll" movie, a new report on Havana Syndrome, and alleged gas poisonings of schoolgirls in Iran. Then Ben recounts his time late last year in Malawi, where he was able to spend time with an activist and reporter covering the latest case of witchcraft persecution and lend some moral support to those on the front lines defending people accused of witchcraft.

OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei has launched a new phone out of nothing. Sorry, I mean Nothing.

Gadgets 360 reviews editor Roydon Cerejo and senior reviewer Aditya Shenoy join Orbital host Akhil Arora to discuss the Nothing Phone 1.

We talk about the Glyph lighting system on the back, the mid-tier Snapdragon chip you don’t expect in this segment, and how the Nothing Phone 1 price in India stacks up against the competition.

Read: Nothing Phone 1 first impressions

Along the way, we touch upon Nothing’s journey to date, the software that is rough around the edges, and the Phone 1’s terrible pre-applied scratch guard.

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Chapters

• Intro (00:00)
• All about Nothing (00:23)
• Pricing and variants (03:23)
• Glyph, what’s that? (14:41)
• Software promises (24:30)
• The cameras (29:26)
• Performance (38:38)
• Outro (46:27)

Photo credits: Roydon Cerejo/Gadgets 360

OnePlus co-founder Carl Pei has launched a new phone out of nothing. Sorry, I mean Nothing.

Gadgets 360 reviews editor Roydon Cerejo and senior reviewer Aditya Shenoy join Orbital host Akhil Arora to discuss the Nothing Phone 1.

We talk about the Glyph lighting system on the back, the mid-tier Snapdragon chip you don’t expect in this segment, and how the Nothing Phone 1 price in India stacks up against the competition.

Read: Nothing Phone 1 first impressions

Along the way, we touch upon Nothing’s journey to date, the software that is rough around the edges, and the Phone 1’s terrible pre-applied scratch guard.

Follow Gadgets 360 on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.

Write to us at podcast@gadgets360.com

Chapters

• Intro (00:00)
• All about Nothing (00:23)
• Pricing and variants (03:23)
• Glyph, what’s that? (14:41)
• Software promises (24:30)
• The cameras (29:26)
• Performance (38:38)
• Outro (46:27)

Photo credits: Roydon Cerejo/Gadgets 360

What is a molecular whiskey? NFTs are getting tied to physical objects. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) calls for a recall because Teslas do rolling stops in full auto mode. They smoke the Joya De Nicaragua 1970 Alisado and sip some Glyph 85H Small Batch Molecular Whiskey. Old Fashion returns.

Symbols. We are awash in them. No matter where you are, 'Things' are being represented by other 'things.' For many people, strange symbols in books or elsewhere are their introduction to the world of the Occult. But what are symbols themselves, and how can they be used within a magical perspective? Alex joins me to try and get to the crux of the matter, and I lay out my perspective as to what they are and where they might come from. 

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This week's episode is certain to arouse the ire of whisky purists. We're looking at Glyph, a "molecular whiskey" that's engineered in a lab instead of a distillery. Alec Lee and his colleagues at Endless West in San Francisco analyzed hundreds of whiskies down to the molecule to isolate specific chemical compounds - then sourced those compounds to blend with grain neutral spirits and a small amount of new make whisky to create Glyph. Technically, it falls under the legal category of a "spirit whisky," but it's already being sold in California and New York alongside traditionally distilled whiskies. Is it a glimpse into the future of whisky or a pale imitation of the real thing? We'll discuss it with Alec Lee on WhiskyCast In-Depth. In the news, American whiskey exports to Canada and Mexico are tariff-free once again, and we'll talk with The Balvenie's David Stewart about the distillery's new Stories range of single malts.

Laird Scranton joins the guys in Grimerica for a thought provoking episode. Laird is 3 time Paradigm Symposium and has a couple of books coming out and his latest book released is "China's Cosmological Prehistory - The Sophisticated Science Encoded in Civilizations Earliest Symbols”. Projects spurned by synchronicity…., Laird has made some astounding correlations among many ancient languages, cultures, symbolism, and even migration. Keep an eye on this guy, there are some amazing written works coming out soon, bound to be controversial. 

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Lost Secrets of the Gods

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New Dawn

http://www.newdawnmagazine.com/articles/dogon-cosmology-egyptian-hieroglyphic-writing 

http://authors.simonandschuster.com/Laird-Scranton/410050466 

In the Intro with Darren and Graham, more synchro’s are shared along with some fantastic listener feedback. Darren question’s John of God’s take home pay, and both of them literally open the SPAM and dip the fingers in.

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MUSIC

Grimerica Theme - Lock & Key

X Files Dub - Dubway Beatfresh

Beethoven Symphony #5 Remix - Pedro Mendez

Fox Tales - Koloto

Adderall - Aywy & EphRem

Synchronicity II - The Police (Alcala Remix)