T. Thorn Coyle engages with musician Rodney Orpheus and author Phil Hine on occult rebellion and creative fire. The two artists discuss their journeys into music and writing, the impact of the punk ethos on their work, and the significance of their recent book, 'Delinquent Elementals.' The conversation also touches on the historical context of the satanic panic and the importance of authenticity in creative expression. They discuss the importance of curiosity as a driving force in their practices, the role of walking as a meditative and creative exercise, and the definitions of magic and agency. The trio emphasizes the significance of community in the occult, the need for connection while maintaining individuality, and the importance of challenging the status quo.

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And find Phil Hine at https://enfolding.org

In this episode, author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with bestselling author Johnny B. Truant about his creative journey, the importance of finding one's audience, and the magic of storytelling. The two authors explore the challenges and joys of being a full-time creative, the significance of collaboration, and the personal practices that support artistic endeavors. Along with talking about having his novel series adapted for a SyFy series, Johnny shares insights on the value of creativity, the role of human connection in the creative process, and his current goals for growth and freedom in his work.

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Author T. Thorn Coyle speaks with artist Maxine Miller, who shares her journey from aspiring ballet dancer to graphic designer, to a successful artist in the punk rock scene, Hollywood, and the music industry, and the challenges of navigating the art world. Maxine reflects on the significance of self-expression and the role of day jobs in supporting creative endeavors. Maxine and Thorn speak on the importance of finding a place that feels like home, and finding our spiritual practices. Maxine emphasizes the significance of service in her art, viewing it as a gift to the universe and her audience.