In this episode, I begin, what could be a series about Jeffrey Epstein in about child, rape and child molestation. Many of you know that the podcast itself is based on my experiences, and being a adult survivor of childhood sex abuse, and the time that I spent in group therapy with other men that have suffered the same experience.

in this episode, I deal with Jeffery epstein and the American judicial system, and its effect on our body politic. I explain to pathology of a victim, and why it is that we have to deal with the most important question ; what happens when I come forward?

and of course, I always deal with the topic of function of our own value table, and the function of truth, and the reason that the human has an aversion to truth.

This final episode of 2025 deals with the topic of stigma, which I have covered in the past. The reading from this goes from Irving goffman in his book stigma notes on the management of spoiled identity.

more specifically the topic of this is really based on one of the guys in the group front. He’s a new guy and he was suffering from agoraphobia and I’ve been working on it for about two years in individual therapy.

I address the topic of phobia and psychology and my thoughts on it.

In this episode, I begin with reading from the Marquis de Sade, The dialogue between a priest and a dying man.

This episode again is taking a little bit from group therapy and the discussions about the perceptions of being good or being bad and being punished based on the idea of Santa Claus, but then I started bringing up in the group the idea about Krampus.

Krampus is half goat half man all demon and is based on some of the folklore in southern Germany and Austria. In this episode, I talk about the differentials between Santa being the god of Christmas and the birthday for Jesus Christ.

In this episode, I also talk about how they relate BF Skinner, and experimental design about positive and negative reinforcement, and what punishment does when you’re talking about the difference between a child and an adult in the way they see Christmas.

I’ve always found a perceptions of people around the holiday season, going from country to country to be extremely interesting in regards to the norms, mores and taboos that built that particular country and dictate terms for that particular group of people.