Today two new talks have been published on “PZ’s Podcast” (Subscribe free on iTunes.)
The first is entitled The Browning Version and concerns a 1951 movie starring Michael Redgrave and written by Terence Rattigan, which is based on Rattigan’s 1948 play.
It is about a man who must lose his life in order to gain it. The material connects directly with the 25th Chorus of “Mexico City Blues”:
Is my own, is your own,
Is not Owned by Self-Owner
but found by Self-Loser –
Old Ancient Teaching
This podcast is dedicated to David Browder.
The second cast for this week is called “‘Man Gave Names…



















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