Recorded Lectures & Panel Discussions
- A Meeting With Robert Shea, ACE
- Writing and Mysticism, ACE
- Magic in the Central Empire, ACE
- The Once and Future Legend (panel discussion with Ariana Lightningstorm, Patricia Monaghan, Jeff Rosenbaum, Rev. Ivan Stang, and Robert Anton Wilson), ACE
- What IS the Conspiracy, Anyway? (Panel Discussion with Anodea Judith, Jeff Rosenbaum, Rev. Ivan Stang, and Robert Anton Wilson), ACE
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