Episode 82: On The I Ching
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The Book of Changes, or I Ching, is more than an ancient text. It\'s a metaphysical guide, a fun game, and -- to your hosts at least -- a lifelong, steadfast friend. The I Ching has come up more than once on the show, and now is the time for JF and Phil to face it head on, discussing the role it has played in their lives while delving into some of its mysteries.
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\\nI Ching, Stephen Karcher translation
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\\nPhilip K. Dick, American novelist
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\\nWeird Studies, episode 77, On the fool tarot card
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\\nThe Usual Suspects (movie)
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