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Heads up: Mrs Claus is VERY close friends with comedian, Urzila Carlson. As such, this Special Christmas Episode is definitely not appropriate for kids.

Last year, we were honoured to sit down with the one and only Santa Claus as he joined us in The Vulnerabilitea House. A big thank you to Glenn Robbins for organising that interview for us! Link below if you missed it.

This year, Hugh, Josh and Ryan meet the woman who claims to be the brains behind the operation, Mrs Claus (or is it Ms Claus?). In a very busy time of the year for her, she generously picks a few cards from the Vulnerabilitea House card deck and shares what really goes down behind the scenes on… The Pole.

The Imperfects will donate all ad revenue from this episode to Urzila Carlson's charity of choice, Women’s Refuge. They are New Zealand's largest nationwide organisation that supports and helps women and children experiencing family violence. If you'd like to know more about the charity, or make a donation, follow this link: https://bit.ly/41lUUTd

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Jay Winik calls the book, "Equal parts Walter Isaacson and Sherlock Holmes...riveting history.

Lee Child: "Outstanding - Brunt mixes a historians respect for research with a novelist's eye for character..."

Dan Abrams: "A page turning crime thriller and an important addition to 20th century history."

You can discover more about Rudolf Diesel and preorder at this link: https://tinyurl.com/282eafxv

Doug recaps the 32 guests of Season 1 and reveals which is the most downloaded episode of the season! Season 2 begins in September with more of the world's greatest writers.

Natural Science is experiential, interesting, tangible, enlightening and fun.  Lots of Rudolf Steiner, a little bit of Biogeometry, Karma discussions and contemplations of physical space. This episode was recorded under a full moon in Scorpio. 

Gary Lachman is the author of many books about consciousness, culture, and the Western esoteric tradition, including Dreaming Ahead of Time, The Return of Holy Russia, Dark Star Rising: Magick and Power in the Age of Trump, Lost Knowledge of the Imagination, and Beyond the Robot: The Life and Work of Colin Wilson. 

He has written biographies of Carl Jung, Madame Blavatsky, Rudolf Steiner, Emanuel Swedenborg, P D Ouspensy, and Aleister Crowley. He writes for several journals in the US, UK, and Europe, lectures around the world and his work has been translated into more than a dozen languages. In a former life he was a founding member of the pop group Blondie and in 2006 was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Before moving to London in 1996 and becoming a full time writer, Lachman studied philosophy, managed a metaphysical book shop, taught English literature, and was Science Writer for UCLA. He is an adjunct professor of Transformative Studies at the California Institute of Integral Studies. 

You can find Gary and his work at gary-lachman.com

Santa's having trouble with the Krampus but Rudolf and the rest of the workers are on strike.

With Dave Lovatt, Jack Freedman and Charles Bexley-Heath

Credit music: Bessie Smith, Gulf coast blues

Brought to you by Cat & Mouse Theatre

Who delivers presents at Christmas? Who led the reindeers with his shiny red nose? What do we put presents under on Christmas eve?

While it's nice to believe these traditions have been around since the beginning of time, the brand of Christmas has been the perfect storm of different cultural traditions, literacy and retail!

Join The Angry Designers this week as they come together to love and hate on how retailers may in fact have stolen Christmas. In this episode the bearded Santa wanna-a-be's discuss:

• The brand of Christmas
• Influence of retail
• Christmas origin stories

and so much more!

We wish you all a Very Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays. 

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Sebastián is an Anthroposophist who encountered Steiner's World Economy Course at the height of the subprime mortgage crisis, which coincided with the appearance of blockchain technology. Since then he has advocated Rudolf Steiner’s socioeconomic legacy via online courses, documentary films and emerging financial technologies as a way to mitigate future social tensions.

You can find Sebastián at econosophia.org and Econoshophia on Vimeo.com and Medium.com

Dennis Klocek is the author of 11 books covering subjects in Biodynamics, esoteric and alchemical practices, long range weather forecasting, physiology, meditation and more. 

He is the founder of the Coros Institute, a non-profit organization that sponsors dialogues focused on how meditative life impacts one's work in the world. 

He’s had a long standing relationship with Rudolf Steiner College in Sacramento, California, where he has been the director of their Consciousness Studies Program, the “Goethean Studies”.

I personally have found him to be the greatest living master on these subjects, that I’ve met.

You can find Dennis and his most recent work at DennisKlocek.com

You can find some of his books at Steiner Books.

N.V.P. FRANKLIN is a retired university lecturer now living in South Devon. His first study concerned Jacob Boehme and William Blake’s The Four Zoas.  while his second addressed Rudolf Steiner’s Christology and Freemasonry. He has also published on Boehme’s understanding of speech sounds, and has taught in the Open University and the University of California. Since 2014 his main task has been helping to edit the Complete Works of Hermann Beckh in English translation. He is neither a member of the Anthroposophical Society nor a Freemason. You can find his most recent book, Freemasonry and Rudolf Steiner, at Temple Lodge Publishing, TempleLodge.com

One relaxing evening by the pool, I was listening to the music of one of my childhood heroes, Kevin Rudolf. I was jamming out, really feeling his music on a visceral level, head bobbing, and all. I related to the lyrics in a way I couldn’t as a young boy. As I dove deeper into his music, some of which I had never heard before, I was enthralled by how moving, upbeat, and positive his lyrics were. The songs were actually… I hate to use the word because it’s so cliché… inspirational. Kevin Rudolf had created the soundtrack to my life.

In that moment, I thought, “Huh, I should reach out to this guy to interview him on my podcast.” I searched for his email, which was shockingly easy to find, and typed up my proposal to him. I had to talk to Kevin. I wanted this more than I wanted a girlfriend when I was in sixth grade. It was April 1, 2019, over a decade after discovering him, and I wasn’t fooling around. At 6:29 PM, I sent the email (I’ll share my email templates later).

Now, the waiting game. If he didn’t answer, I would follow-up a few more times before letting it be.

At 8:42 PM, I received my reply:

Hey Jordan

Thanks for reaching out. I’d be happy to do the interview. When are you thinking? I can check the schedule with my manager and we’ll make it work.

Yes! I did it!

I leaped up from my seat with the most child-like excitement I had felt in years, parading through my apartment, yelling, jumping up and down, the whole nine yards. If anyone saw this, they would have thought I just won the Superbowl.

As soon as I calmed down a minute or two later, my good friend Savannah called me. I picked it up.

“Guess what?!?”

“What, Jordan?”

"Kevin Rudolf just agreed to come on the podcast! Remember, Let It Rock?

“No way!”

I shared my excitement with everyone. I texted my little brother, my mom, posted it to Instagram, Facebook, and even LinkedIn. I couldn’t believe it. My journey was, in a way, coming full circle.

Listening to Kevin Rudolf's music with my early generation iPod Touch on the bus on the way to school as an 11-year-old, never in a billion years would I have been able to conceive the thought that I would interview him a decade later for something called a "podcast." Wild.

We recorded that podcast in April of 2019 and it went well.

Recently, Kevin and I met up in Miami to record another podcast and have lunch.

Please, enjoy.

Connect with Kevin on Instagram.