Nonsense in the Chaos
This weekly offering is an exploration into the unknown, as I interview one of the many extraordinary people I've had the joy of meeting on this weird and wonderful journey we call life.
Instead of having pre-planned questions, I pull three tarot cards, which we’ll discuss and share our insights on. This concept aims to support me and the listeners to learn to be at ease with the unknown, demonstrating how there’s something to gain from trusting the chaos of the universe.
Nonsense in the Chaos
Latest Episodes
#101 Pilgrimage for Armageddon; Ellen Groves and An Ordained Ending
This week I meet Ellen Groves, Guernsey journalist living in Paris, who has spent the last few weeks trying to protect her children from military force.My flight home to the Channel Islands was delayed until Monday, and somehow it feels ...
#100 Pilgrimage for Armageddon; Week 5, Silly Hats & Unforeseen Consequences
I can hardly believe we've reached episode 100! That's rather snuck up on me, and I'm feeling incredibly proud to have made it this far. This week's episode of Nonsense in the Chaos takes an unexpected detour into the world of Big B...
#99 Pilgrimage for Armageddon; Week Four and the Half Way Hump
We're in the half-way hump of our pilgrimage, where bodies are aching, kit is falling apart, and the going is getting tough. But just as we're being pushed to our limits, the landscape is changing again, and rural France is opening its doors to...
#98 Pilgrimage for Armageddon; Week Three, In Relationship with Saint Michael
It’s the Week of Michaelmas, and the pilgrimage has taken a distinctly autumnal turn. Rain, mud, long roads and some properly rough days have tested us — but they’ve also given us plenty of time to consider what it actually means to walk in rel...
#97 Pilgrimage for Armageddon; Week Two, An Equinox of Dolmens
A chance meeting with an English couple, Bob and Sue, led us to discover a whole host of ancient dolmens scattered along our route — some sitting directly on the Michael/Apollo energy line.What followed was the most delightful Autumn Eq...