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FREE EVENT: Supernatural Machines: The History of Spirit Communication Devices, a conversation with Brandon Hodge of Mysterious Planchette on November 11
Date: Wednesday, November 11
Time: 7pm - 8pm EST
Admission: FREE - Participants must RSVP through this page.
This event is scheduled to be hosted on Zoom. Participants will receive the event link via email on the morning of the event day. Should you encounter any issues accessing the link, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at info@arcane17.co for assistance. Additionally, we are pleased to inform our Members that a recording of this event will be available for our members on ourPatreon page.
Join host Laetitia Barbier and historian Brandon Hodge as they explore the pages of Hodge's latest work, Supernatural Machines: The History of Spirit Communication Devices! This unprecedented new book presents a comprehensive history of all manner of séance apparatus, from writing planchettes to Ouija boards, from their prehistory right up to the modern era! From their use among Victorian-era Spiritualist to their influence on popular culture, these devices have left an indelible mark on humankind's psyche, and Brandon and Laetitia will delve deeply into their fascinating history, which now, for the first time ever, has an encyclopedic guide in Supernatural Machines.
David Brandon Hodge is a historian, collector, and the foremost scholar on the history of spirit communication devices. Long fascinated by haunting accounts of séances, talking boards, and ghostly encounters, Hodge has spent nearly 30 years carefully curating the world’s largest collection of writing planchettes, Ouija, and obscure spirit apparatus, all featured on his MysteriousPlanchette and OccultArcheology social media outlets. He is a director of the International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals (IAPSOP), and has contributed séance artifacts from his extensive collection to museum exhibitions worldwide. Hodge holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and History from the University of Texas, and has traveled extensively to document spirit apparatus from many cultures and share his expertise with institutions around the globe. Brandon is frequently featured on popular television, radio, and podcast programs as an occult expert. He owns and operates Monkey See, Monkey Do! toy store and Big Top Candy Shop in Austin, Texas, where he lives with his two children, Jack and Elliot, and the ghosts of several cats.
Date: Wednesday, November 11
Time: 7pm - 8pm EST
Admission: FREE - Participants must RSVP through this page.
This event is scheduled to be hosted on Zoom. Participants will receive the event link via email on the morning of the event day. Should you encounter any issues accessing the link, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at info@arcane17.co for assistance. Additionally, we are pleased to inform our Members that a recording of this event will be available for our members on ourPatreon page.
Join host Laetitia Barbier and historian Brandon Hodge as they explore the pages of Hodge's latest work, Supernatural Machines: The History of Spirit Communication Devices! This unprecedented new book presents a comprehensive history of all manner of séance apparatus, from writing planchettes to Ouija boards, from their prehistory right up to the modern era! From their use among Victorian-era Spiritualist to their influence on popular culture, these devices have left an indelible mark on humankind's psyche, and Brandon and Laetitia will delve deeply into their fascinating history, which now, for the first time ever, has an encyclopedic guide in Supernatural Machines.
David Brandon Hodge is a historian, collector, and the foremost scholar on the history of spirit communication devices. Long fascinated by haunting accounts of séances, talking boards, and ghostly encounters, Hodge has spent nearly 30 years carefully curating the world’s largest collection of writing planchettes, Ouija, and obscure spirit apparatus, all featured on his MysteriousPlanchette and OccultArcheology social media outlets. He is a director of the International Association for the Preservation of Spiritualist and Occult Periodicals (IAPSOP), and has contributed séance artifacts from his extensive collection to museum exhibitions worldwide. Hodge holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and History from the University of Texas, and has traveled extensively to document spirit apparatus from many cultures and share his expertise with institutions around the globe. Brandon is frequently featured on popular television, radio, and podcast programs as an occult expert. He owns and operates Monkey See, Monkey Do! toy store and Big Top Candy Shop in Austin, Texas, where he lives with his two children, Jack and Elliot, and the ghosts of several cats.