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Is This MYSTERY Too Much For Duncan Trussell? | FILE_02 | Mystery Boys
40:13My friend Mitch Horowitz. He's the greatest dude ever. Will you pull up?52:11Beal Mitch Horowitz, great author, wonderful person.52:54Uh, that's why it's called Project Jehovah because as Mitch Horowitz or many of these people will tell you, that's basically the same god as Beal. It's competing rain gods, right?
Welcome To The Mystery Boys | Mystery Boys w/ Kurt Metzger & Duncan Trussell
1:05He has glasses like these glasses, but they're not blue blockers. Um he has a chain wallet and I was always texting you about him. Mitch Horowitz. Great man.1:13Yeah. And so you I like that Mitch Horowitz goes to these places and he's super positive about their secret fraternities and riches.1:21Wait, hold on. Can we not diss Mitch Horowitz for this this show? I don't want anybody here dissing there.
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The OCCULT Traditions of Freemasonry
Mitch Horowitz argues that American founding was deeply influenced by occult and esoteric traditions, particularly through Freemasonry, and that modern skepticism often ignores replicable evidence for phenomena like astrsummaryAstrology Validity: Horowitz cites the 'Mars Effect' study by Michel Gauquelin, which showed a statistical correlation between the planet Mars and championship athletes. He notes that skeptics (SCUP) replicated this but takeawayCrowley's Channeling: Horowitz estimates a 90% probability that Aleister Crowley was genuinely channeling an extra-physical force when writing 'The Book of the Law,' describing it as a work of spiritual genius.takeaway
The Basement: Mitch Horowitz | Gandhi, Reagan, and the Occultists History Erased
Mitch Horowitz explores the hidden occult and esoteric roots of mainstream Western culture, tracing influences from Ronald Reagan and the US Dollar to Gandhi and the Founding Fathers.summaryHorowitz redefines Satanism not as evil, but as radical questioning, nonconformity, and the refusal to accept received notions without verification.takeaway
