The Hidden Life Is Best - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Content is incredible..however, mixing audio underneath the content in a random fashion makes it very difficult to listen to. Even more so if you’re in the audio business

I love this podcast. It’s so interesting and really opened my mind to a lot of things I never thought of before. I’m enjoying the journey it’s taking me on.

Just a note. The author states that Bacon is credited with inventing or writing “masques.” However, Henry 8th hosted and joined in many masques, including the ill-fated first time he met Anne of Cleves and she didn’t understand what was going on or the protocol. I realize Bacon is credited, but masques were done (in)famously in earlier Tudor time. That doesn’t take away from this podcast though!

Keep up the good work, love it!

This fascinating bit of research reveals the extent to which Bacon and his mastery of spy-craft has infiltrated and influenced events surrounding the formation of the British-American empire, and laid the ideological foundation of our technocratic world while all the while remaining essentially invisible.

Well no more! This podcast blows Bacon’s cover and reveals the depth of his subterfuge.

Well scripted, scored and narrated. This is a quality production.

Ever wonder if secret societies matter? Do they affect history? Do certain ideas maintain for centuries? Is there much more driving culture than meets the eye? Why is “the Science” somehow the supreme god we all kneel to? Is it maybe a label that just hides the intents of the agenda of others? Sounds like Conspiracy thinking right? Or is that what you are meant to think? Shakespeare is undoubtedly one of the greatest shapers of modern ideas and culture. His writings are the penultimate mark of high culture. Why? Who was he? What bedrock Western Civilization art via the English language did he create? Why does it matter? And what’s the big deal on Francis Bacon? The “Father of Science” right? What’s that mean? Who was he? Why should I care? Fascinating deep dive evidence presented in a fun almost eerie storytelling way is what The Hidden Life does so well. I eagerly anticipate and savor each new episode. The author also supplies quality links to books and ideas I would not have discovered on my own. I’ve purchased several of his references and watched YouTube links to things like hypnosis that will generally stun me. And what’s all this got to do with Trans-Humanism, Gnosticism and Plato? Huh? Sit back, listen in, and find connecting ideas and answers to questions you didn’t know could exist presented in a very scholarly and factual manner. You’ll enjoy pulling back the curtain to discover what no one has been looking at in - The Hidden Life is Best. Enjoy.

Agreed with a previous reviewer.. get rid of the random Bond music and this will be a favorite. The frequency and arbitrary timing of the Bond theme makes otherwise very interesting content, into a challenging listen