Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio

Miguel Conner, self-styled as the Gonzo Gnostic, has been hosting Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio for years now, amassing nearly 600 episodes focused on Gnostic traditions, Hermeticism, and Cathar history. The show pulls a neat trick by drawing lines between ancient heresies and thoroughly modern anxieties—simulation theory, artificial intelligence, UFOs. Episodes run 40 minutes to about 90, with recent conversations covering topics like Greek mysticism with Dr. Edward Tick, the intersections of Elvis and Philip K. Dick mythology, and werewolf myths through the lens of the bicameral mind. With a 4.6-star rating from 433 reviewers, Conner has built real credibility in the Gnostic space. His interviewing style leans gonzo—enthusiastic, sometimes provocative, always curious. He’s not afraid to make unusual connections between pop culture and ancient religious thought, which keeps the show from feeling like a seminary lecture. Some episodes are free, while deeper content sits behind a subscription tier. If Gnosticism and its modern echoes interest you, this is the most comprehensive podcast on the subject by a wide margin.