In today's podcast, I show how one's hometown and home region usually play a significant role in (the formation of) one's existence and person. Can they, therefore, lay a certain claim to ownership? Are we therefore obliged to show considera...

In this podcast, I discuss what it means when a love is toxic. When does a marriage become a prison? How can one tell when a love is founded on hatred? Is toxic love a core concern in christian thought and tradition?If you would l...

This podcast examines how, under unfavorable circumstances, a son can eventually become a church-critical rabbi. From the perspective of Christian clergy, this is something that must be prevented at all costs.If you would like to ...

This podcast explains what happens when the Swabian clergy drives a young Franconian man to believe that he must prove himself as truly Franconian in his Swabian surroundings on Swabian territory. Can this ever end well?Sometim...

In the churches, a kinship concept is implemented through the miracle of the Lord's Supper (the Eucharist). Children are brought up to consider the ecclesiastical mother at least equal to the biological mother. Pastors can therefore influenc...

In this podcast, I show you the typical speech of the King of Spain to the Spanish people.If you would like to find out more, visit the Heyrolf art exhibition at www.heyrolf.com

In this podcast, I discuss a case involving a fintech startup and how the struggles for confessional predominance can have a significant impact on the service quality and reliability of such a company.It becomes clear that one ...

In this podcast, I describe a modern approach churches are taking to assert themselves in the struggles for confessional predominance. They have developed a set of instruments that systematically exploits the modern communication technologie...

In today's podcast, I explain the fundamental problem of globalization and how each and every one of us is affected. Of course, it is related to outsourcing and the pursuit of profit, but there is much more to it. It is not only a societal p...

In this podcast, I describe what all firstborns generally have in common. What principles are behind it? What does it mean to be the first to leave one's mother's womb, out into the light, into the world?If you would like to find ...

In this podcast, I describe certain aspects of the Order of Malta. How does the Danish tradition of “Henning” relate to the Order of Malta? What is behind the tradition of Henning? How can the name Henning offer protection to its bearer and ...

Today's podcast highlights the fact that a health insurance broker has a great deal of responsibility and that their advice can be very useful in helping someone make a good and informed decision about whether or not to emigrate to England.<...

In this podcast, I explain how things usually unfold when someone who does not belong at heart to the local ruling people and is the target of harmful religious group dynamics strives for more freedom and a sustainable life for himself and h...

In today's podcast, I discuss how, according to the clergy, a victim of religious group dynamics must never, under any circumstances, commit in certain ways suicide. Basically, suicide would be permissible, but only if various conditions are...

In this podcast, I describe some connections within the healthcare system in Munich, Bavaria. From the perspective of various pain patients, some doctors in Munich are systematically doing harm. Is there an underlying principle behind this? ...

In this podcast, I describe a typical pastoral conversation in a Swabian/Württemberg prison in Heilbronn, southern Germany, between a prison inmate and the Swabian pastor Albrecht Sauti. In light of the previous podcasts, listeners are encou...

In today's podcast, I'll briefly describe how life can unfold for a boy who never stops asking questions. How does this affect his relationship with his biological brothers? Where does it all lead?If you would like to find out mor...

In today's podcast, I describe how the Roman clergy from Franconian Roman Würzburg exerted influence on other dioceses, even outside Germany, in order to systematically harm supposed Franconian troublemakers. Ultimately, all Catholics worldw...

In today's podcast, I describe how a Roman Catholic clergyman systematically tries to use his parish to manipulate and even harass a Protestant resident in the village using religious means. In particular, it is said to be very compromising ...

In today's podcast I discuss whether it's possible to fuck God. Where would such an endeavor ultimately end? What's the best way to actually fuck God?If you would like to find out more, visit the Heyrolf art exhibition at

In this podcast, I relate to some events among British royals and dignitaries in the Anglican Church during recent years in England. How did some highly regrettable situations arise that caused considerable distress to English Protestantism?...

This podcast is about the typical Munich landlord and property owner. What characteristics make them stand out? What group dynamics can the tenant expect from a Munich landlord if the tenant isn't Bavarian at heart, doesn't even fancy Rome, ...

In today's podcast, we'll consider whether the world would be a much better place if the Reformation had never happened and if there were no Protestants at all. If that were the case, what would the situation be like? What could we expect?

In this podcast, I explain what it means when a male teenager completes puberty. What is it all about? What does it involve? In this context, I exemplify the process by outlining the case of the second son of village pastor Susanne Mayer and...

Today I'll briefly explain what a “Protestant” is. What is the basic idea behind it? What characterizes a Protestant people? How does it relate to the Germans?If you would like to find out more, visit the Heyrolf art exhibition at...