Natasha Horsley's guest appearances

Natasha Horsley

The Liminalist: The Podcast Between

Jordan Peterson

John Potash

James Howard Kunstler

John Cussans

Temple Grandin

William Blake

Jan Irvin

Barry Crimmins

John Michael Greer

William Ray

Erik Davis

Peter Watts

Theodore Dalrymple

Jasun Horsley

Paul Levy

OwlTail

An intimate conversation with couple’s therapist (and cousin) Natasha Horsley, on the Horsley Wikipedia links, what is a conspiracy theorist, Nick Horsley’s BBC work,  the emphasis on research, a hole in the past/psyche, secret family history and secret British history, Alec’s aspirations, the Horsley ambition, elitism and narcissism, seeking love itself, the need for validation, the self-destructive drive for fame, money for love/being bought off, Alec’s lifelong struggle, the ups and downs of the ancestors, the changing context of elitism, Wilfred Trotter, Wilfred Bion, &amp; the Tavistock Institute, resistives and sensitives, the herd instinct and social control, the politics of the group, dependents, counter-dependents, and independents, the rebellious instinct and negative identity, social engineering, an untrue intellect, the dependency of control, being a Horsley woman, Alec’s depression, the false persona, Sebastian and the dandy’s credo, Havelock Ellis and early psychedelic experimentation, Alec’s secret life, disowning the inner victim, aligning with the power, sexual freedom in the Horsley home coupled with sexual repression, the question of private drug experimentation, recognizing ancestral patterns, self-engineering with LSD, how we were conned, the cover story, the risk-takers, the quest for self-worth, a circular path. Occult Yorkshire: Fabian Family Secrets and Cultural Engineering in the UK (Intro) More about Natasha’s work. Songs: “El Mariachi” &amp; “Monkey Said,” by The Freak Fandango Orchestra; “Cause for Alarm,” by The Heavy.

An intimate conversation with couple’s therapist (and cousin) Natasha Horsley, on the Horsley Wikipedia links, what is a conspiracy theorist, Nick Horsley’s BBC work,  the emphasis on research, a hole in the past/psyche, secret family history and secret British history, Alec’s aspirations, the Horsley ambition, elitism and narcissism, seeking love itself, the need for validation, the self-destructive drive for fame, money for love/being bought off, Alec’s lifelong struggle, the ups and downs of the ancestors, the changing context of elitism, Wilfred Trotter, Wilfred Bion, &amp; the Tavistock Institute, resistives and sensitives, the herd instinct and social control, the politics of the group, dependents, counter-dependents, and independents, the rebellious instinct and negative identity, social engineering, an untrue intellect, the dependency of control, being a Horsley woman, Alec’s depression, the false persona, Sebastian and the dandy’s credo, Havelock Ellis and early psychedelic experimentation, Alec’s secret life, disowning the inner victim, aligning with the power, sexual freedom in the Horsley home coupled with sexual repression, the question of private drug experimentation, recognizing ancestral patterns, self-engineering with LSD, how we were conned, the cover story, the risk-takers, the quest for self-worth, a circular path. <a href="https://auticulture.wordpress.com/2015/11/05/occult-yorkshire/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Occult Yorkshire: Fabian Family Secrets and Cultural Engineering in the UK (Intro)</a> <a href="http://www.familyaffaires.com/author/natasha-horsely/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">More about Natasha’s work</a>. Songs: “El Mariachi” &amp; “Monkey Said,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Freak_Fandango_Orchestra/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Freak Fandango Orchestra</a>; “Cause for Alarm,” by <a href="http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Heavy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Heavy</a>.

The Liminalist # 39: Ancestral Patterns (with Natasha Horsley)