The Basement: Mitch Horowitz | Gandhi, Reagan, and the Occultists History Erased
Mitch Horowitz, a respected editor and author on the history of the occult in America, shares his lifelong journey from childhood fascination with esoteric ideas to becoming a leading voice in metaphysical literature. He challenges mainstream dismissals of occult traditions, reveals hidde
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