Wyrd Hoard

A power packed exegetical 11 min. 59 sec. of the "Hebrew Scriptures'. Today we focus on the 'two creations' mentioned in Isaiah 46:10, 11 which compliment the modern String Theorem, Plato's form-receptacle-Universal-particular and Tolkien's Illuvatar who's creation was in the mind first, then, *EA*-'let it be', 'let it unfurl in tempo and form (the second creation)'.

from Kyle- "This 'pre-podcast' interview lasts an hour and 14 minutes. It wasn't meant to be recorded, but, by 'accident', I hit the skype record button when we began talking. Who has heard of Dr. Gerald Schroeder? In most scientific circles, Dr. Schroeder commands respect from his academic efforts while his humility and endless gregarious nature do not fail to win you over. Dr. Schroeder holds two doctorates from M.I.T. in physics and applied physics. He was on M.I.T.'s faculty for 7 years, D.O.D. --having detonated 'events' with the atomic bomb underground in Nevada six times. Worked, helped create, enhanced a 'brain' that does not need bio-chemical reactions to 'translate sound', rather, perceives, translates to our sense of time, space, matter *an* information that has reverberated as 'non-sound' for distances of time -----and, 'non-time'. Sounds nuts, I know. Dr. Schroeder lives in Jerusalem, having worked for decades with the Israeli Defense Department. Gerry speaks fluent Hebrew and parses the Hebrew Text with the scrutiny of a Quantum Physicist. He shows that the account of Genesis' creation, in Hebrew, used a "META" language which would be 'expressed' millennia later. Here we stand, with Dr. Schroeder in this 'pre-podcast' discussion, learning that the Hebrew's Meta language and the language of the Quantum field of Energy that precedes matter and time were the same."

Interview w/ Dr. Robin Parry

In which we see how multiple languages are tied together at the base, and theories of Biblical proportions take form.

Dr. LAWRENCE AND KYLE JONES FINNISH MAZZAROTH-

Plato's Cratylus, the extreme linguistic naturalist, holds that names cannot be arbitrarily chosen in the way that conventionalism describes or advocates, because names belong naturally to their specific objects. We try to expound upon this idea by a lively discussion of catcher's mitts and the English longbow.

Kyle and Josh return!

Kyle and Josh discuss the Ainur in depth, as well as their ties to Christian angels and Greek deities. 

Melkor and the cast of the Silmarillion begin to share mythologies with classic figures. Kyle and Josh discuss.

Our discussion of the Silmarillion continues.

Kyle and Josh begin their explanation of Tolkein's mythology with the Silmarillion, the book Tolkien began writing as a soldier in World War I.

Tolkein was famous for hating allegory. But what exactly did he mean by that? Kyle and Josh discuss.

In our first episode in a looooong time we introduce our new format. Our maiden voyage begins with an in depth discussion on perhaps the most famousest of linguists, that old hobbit himself, JRR Tolkien. 

Our final episode concerning Christ's Incarnation.

A continuation of the Incarnation explanation.

To celebrate the Spirit of Christmas, we present this lecture series. 

Kyle and Josh take questions from fellow linguistic travelers and wrap up season 1.

Our fascinating interview with an actual witch continues as we wind down season 1.

Kyle interviews a REAL WITCH. Yes, you all heard that right. Part 1.

Start with part one of this one! Unless you don't mind your narrative as scrambled as our brains on a regular basis. 

part 3 of 4 on dualism.

Part 2 of 4; Kyle and Josh continue the fascinating discussion of dualism's many origins.

Kyle and Josh begin by looking at the origins of this word, dissect its beliefs, and reflect upon some of its results throughout history. Part 1 of 4.

In this episode, Kyle shows the monstrous nature of many of our standard belief structures, by delving further into the Jobian narrative. 

In this tasty episode, Kyle and Josh dig into the different forms of love God's Word shows, and the orgins of some of these said forms. Buckle up.

Kyle and Josh rethink the freethink. 

Kyle and Josh have a talk about Job, Gandalf, and the true meaning of love. 

WIth all of the craziness going on this past couple of months, one might assume some wit is just what we need. In this episode, we take that word in all of it's Twainian glory and break it down to the historical origins, as well as examples from our personal lives.

In this, perhaps the most comprehensive episode Wyrd Hoard has ever done, Kyle and Josh integrate all of what we've learned so far into the historical narrative and ancient mythos. Pour yourself a cup of coffee and snuggle up to the historical kaleidoscope language offers.  

Padawan is a term many Star Wars fans know well, but the origins run deep. Kyle and Josh look at this word that has invaded pop culture and take it back to the beginnings of time.

From Eddie George to a condensed introduction to the Hebrew Alphabet. A must-listen episode.

From the very bowels of hell comes Apollyon, the destroyer. But what are the origins of this word, passing through Greek, Hebrew, and even before? In this exciting episode Kyle and Josh delve into an often misunderstood ancient word. 

From the faith and whimsy of little children to the crushing reality of our own mortality, this podcast delves into the human experience.

Kyle and Josh dive into the origins of time as both word and a concept in our day to day lives. Grab a good cup of coffee and curl up with this one; time's such a heavy subject we're sectioning this off into two episodes! 

In which Kyle and Josh discuss evil and its linguistic origins, replete with humor and Tolkien references aplenty.

Kyle and Josh go from talking about why U2's delay pedals are a perfect representation of man's depravity to covering the beginning of beginning. To paraphrase Rogers and Hammerstein, "When you read, you begin with Aleph Beth Gimel..."

In which Kyle and Josh talk about origins, organs, event horizons, capital punishment, and demarcated circles. 

Kyle and Josh take on the word "Fate," in an episode that involves discussions on demonic leprechauns, John Calvin, and Gandalf's elven origins. 

In which Kyle and Josh begin the podcast about words by talking about the word "word", and subsequently get sidetracked into domiciles, doom, Sumerian fate legends, and "nice" people.