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Here For The Truth

In a world awash with propaganda, censorship, and spiritual confusion, Here For The Truth is a refuge for critical thinkers and seekers of authenticity.

Podcast · By Joel & Yerasimos · English · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
12
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Sep 20, 2026
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Jul 5, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 20, 2026

    Ep 315 - Satsang | In the Company of the Highest Truth (opens the original)

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    Satsang owns every master he has ever recorded, and building a career independent enough to keep it that way cost him more than any label deal would have paid. Drew came up through an abusive house, psychedelics at thirteen, addiction and sobriety, then spent every dollar he had on a trip to Nepal instead of the reliable car everyone was waiting for. The band took its name from a stranger's handwritten note outside a Kathmandu ashram. This one lives where ownership meets art — the predatory arit

  2. Episode · Sep 13, 2026

    Ep 314 - Ruby Fremon | Cracked Open: A Story of Grief, Collapse & Aliveness (opens the original)

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    Ruby Fremon returns for her second appearance, a somatic practitioner and author of Potent Leadership who spent a decade coaching leaders before her own life came apart. When her dog was killed under the watch of negligent sitters and her public search for the truth was met with a million-dollar defamation suit, the hyper-independent identity she'd built collapsed into a full nervous-system shutdown. What she found on the far side reorders what the healing world sells: that catharsis and spiritu

  3. Episode · Sep 6, 2026

    Ep 313 - Chance Garton | Tartaria Exposed: Sacred Cows & the Psychology of Conspiracy (opens the original)

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    Chance Garton returns for his third visit to Here for the Truth, and his first in four years — biofield tuning practitioner, host of the Innerverse Podcast, and one of the rare researchers willing to take the Tartaria conspiracy seriously enough to check its claims against the primary sources. Once a believer himself, Chance traces how the “Old World reset” narrative of mud floods, buried cities, and buildings too beautiful for ordinary people to have built snowballed into a grand unifying theor

  4. Episode · Aug 30, 2026

    Ep 312 - Eben Britton | The Man Beneath the Armor (opens the original)

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    Eben Britton spent six seasons as an NFL offensive lineman, a body built for collision, before a ruptured disc, a dislocated shoulder, and a cabinet of painkillers left him shattered at twenty-seven. We meet the man underneath the armor, and ask what remains when the identity you built your life around is stripped away injury by injury. Eben reads his injuries as psyche made physical, the weight of a family he carried on his back with no foundation to hold it. He traces the road out through a me

  5. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Ep 311 - Dr. Richard Massey & Natasha Nazerali | The Beauty of Biology (opens the original)

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    Dr. Richard Massey spent decades as an anesthesiologist before walking out of the operating room and, years later, losing his medical license — a rupture that led him to Recall Healing and Family Constellations. Natasha Nazerali came the other way, raised inside German New Medicine at her mother's kitchen table before her father's sudden death turned her toward the work fully. Together for the first time, they read the same body from different angles — Richard through a single droplet of blood a

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