Ultraculture With Jason Louv

Jason Louv is an author and the founder of Magick.Me, an online school for magick and meditation, and Ultraculture is his podcast bringing together thinkers from spirituality, high technology, and the counterculture. With 232 episodes and a 4.5-star rating from 388 reviewers, the show has solid reach and listener trust. Episodes swing between short solo pieces (like a 27-minute reading of Eliphas Levi on becoming an adept) and extended conversations running well over an hour. Louv’s background in both ceremonial magic and technology gives the show a distinctive angle—he’s as comfortable discussing John Dee’s Enochian system as he is parsing epistemology and information warfare. Recent episodes have tackled practical magick for rational adults and how to distinguish truth from manipulation. The production is polished, and Louv’s presentation style is articulate and direct. He doesn’t hedge or over-qualify. The show updates about twice a month. If you want occult practice discussed through a modern, tech-aware lens by someone with real teaching credentials, Ultraculture fills that role well.