GenX Wasteland
GenX Wasteland
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Slacker musings on culture, music, and our dystopian world. Here you find insights into the Occult Elvis, the Gnostic Bowie, and the grunge wisdom of the Latchkey Generation. Flies in the vasoline, sometimes it blows my mind. occultelvis.substack.com
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Focuses on the intersection of music, culture, and spirituality, exploring topics such as the occult influences in rock music and generational perspectives. Episodes cover artists like Elvis Presley and David Bowie, alongside discussions on Generation X's legacy and its collective psyche, with specific examples including analysis of Jim Morrison's shamanistic qualities and the impact of pop culture on identity formation.
Slacker musings on culture, music, and our dystopian world. Here you find insights into the Occult Elvis, the Gnostic Bowie, and the grunge wisdom of the Latchkey Generation. Flies in the vasoline, sometimes it blows my mind.
Our first chat was a hunka, hunka burning gnosis, and the sequel will be even more electric. Author, seeker, and Elvis historian Christopher J. Barber joins me on GenX Wasteland, and this time he’ll shake his hips on his new book, The Jesus-Elvis Connection. We’ll explore the uncanny parallels between Jesus Christ and a legendary musical “King.” Christopher shares a vast collection of evidence, ranging from biographical coincidences and numerological patterns to scriptural prophecies and reports of miraculous healing powers. This journey includes the question of whether these extraordinary similarities are mere chance or point toward a deeper, messianic mystery.
Our first interview: https://thegodabovegod.com/elvis-jesus-philip-k-dick/
More on Christopher: https://www.youtube.com/@christopherjbarber
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