Rune Soup

Gordon White is a chaos magician, author, and permaculture designer based in the UK, and Rune Soup is his platform for conversations that sit right at the intersection of magic, animism, and spirit work. Running since 2015 with over 380 episodes, the show has become something of a community hub for serious practitioners. Gordon brings on guests like Austin Coppock for astrological forecasts and Peter Grey for Luciferian praxis, and the conversations feel genuinely collaborative rather than interview-by-numbers. Episodes range from tight 24-minute solo reflections to sprawling 90-minute dialogues. The 4.7-star rating from over 760 reviewers on Apple Podcasts speaks volumes about listener loyalty. What makes Rune Soup stick is Gordon’s refusal to simplify things for mass appeal. He assumes his audience is already doing the work and talks to them accordingly. You’ll hear about astrology, ancestor work, conspiracy analysis, and shamanic practice—sometimes all in the same episode. It can be dense, but that’s exactly the point. This is the podcast people in the occult world reference when they’re talking about the good stuff.