

Gordon White
Chaos magician, shamanic practitioner, and author of Rune Soup. Explores magic, geopolitics, and the nature of reality.
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Aug 29, 2020 • 1h 24min
Animism with Gordon White
Gordon White, an author and podcaster from Rune Soup, dives deep into the fascinating world of animism. He discusses how every ecosystem, including urban environments, teems with life and spirit. The conversation critiques modern philosophies, advocating for Indigenous perspectives that honor non-human entities. They explore the significance of narratives in shaping our understanding of existence and highlight the complex interplay between gods and spirits. Gordon also shares insights on his writing projects and the importance of community in these explorations.

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Jul 22, 2025 • 1h 29min
Gordon White | Cycle Updates, The Conspiracy Slider, & The Shaman’s Devil
Gordon White, a chaos magician, shamanic practitioner, and author of Rune Soup, dives into topics that intrigue and inspire. He discusses the art of shadow work in personal transformation, emphasizing its role in understanding our hidden selves. Listeners explore the intersection of magic and geopolitics, including the impacts of external narratives on personal beliefs. Gordon also shares insights on creative endeavors and the evolution of his work, highlighting the importance of personal narratives in shaping identity and fostering community amidst change.

Dec 31, 2025 • 1h 36min
Chris Knowles & Gordon White on Year Review and 2026 Predictions
Chris Knowles, an occult researcher and blogger, joins Gordon White, an occultist and founder of Runesoup, to analyze the tumultuous events of 2025 and peek into the future. They coin 'slop' to describe widespread societal decline and discuss the collapse of traditional rituals and propaganda spells. With geopolitical turmoil and an aging Europe, they predict messy conflicts instead of full-scale wars. Their insights also touch on the erosion of media reliability, consumer culture, and the importance of personal archives in a chaotic world.


