Opinion wanted about Thelma coast-to-coast podcast

[Eldric_Dragonsblood]

KellyP showed me this Thelma coast-to-coast podcast website, and I was wondering as one who doesn't follow the Thelmic path if this podcast is represenative of the Thelmic path.

Has any of our local Thelmites listened to this podcast? If so, what do you think about them? Would they be a resource for the outsider to understand the path, in the manner that an outsider can understand?

Thelma coast-to-coast podcast. (http://www.thelemacoasttocoast.com/content.asp?Catid=248&ContentType=Podcasts&page_no=2&sortby=)

[bshore]

I've listened to a couple and liked them. It may confuse someone who doesn't know much about Thelema, though because they sometimes use terms and discuss topics that are somewhat not mainstream. I liked the few I've heard, though (the first 3 I think) and I'm a big time noob.

[morningstar2651]

I'm not a Thelemite, but I have a subscription to this podcast on iTunes. I'm interested in the opinion of some Thelemites as well.

[sidhe]

I need to check that out sometime...of course, I don't have an iPod, or access to iTunes. :(

Each broadcast so far looks really interesting.

[morningstar2651]

iTunes is free to download (http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/) (Works in Windows 2000 & XP, as well as Mac OS X v10.2.8 or later), and you don't need an iPod.

[sidhe]

iTunes is free to download (http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/) (Works in Windows 2000 & XP, as well as Mac OS X v10.2.8 or later), and you don't need an iPod.

I should've probably added the vital "I don't have home internet access" there, too. _inabox_ Don't feel like using my mom's computer on those rare occassions I visit her.

[morningstar2651]

:( Drat.

[sidhe]

Yeah, it particularly sucks because, if it's run by who I think it is, I've met him. Really friendly guy.

[Dawa Lhamo]

I've got nothing but great things to say about Thelema Coast to Coast. Very enjoyable to listen to and very informative. True, some of the things are a bit over my head, but I like listening to them anyway. Storing them for later use. ^_^ I'm not really a Thelemite myself, so I can't say if it's truly representative or not, but judging by the comments in their forums and from what I've read on Thelema, it doesn't seem too off. ^_^

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Dawa Lhamo

[cartweel]

I personally love TCTC, and I even used to have a link to it in my signiture. From what I can tell, the show is accepted by many Thelemites as being representitive for the most part. If you're interested in listening, it is a little arcane at first but then is pretty easy going after four or five episodes. The only problem I have with it is that sometimes it turns into 'The Keith418 Show', Keith418 being John Crow's major recurring contributor. TCTC is also part of the Proud Pagan Podcasters group, which includes the Lance and Graal podcast, the Wicked podcast, Deo's Shadow, and a few others if you're interested.

[RavensEye]

I personally love TCTC, and I even used to have a link to it in my signiture. I thought the name sounded familiar! :) But I was just wondering I would like to listen to, but how the heck do you use Itunes?

[Luminessence]

I thought the name sounded familiar! :) But I was just wondering I would like to listen to, but how the heck do you use Itunes?

You don't have to use Itunes; you can just go to http://www.thelemacoasttocoast.com/ and click on the link that says "Listen."

[sidhe]

I've now got three TCTC broadcast's that looked interesting. :)