Brian Nuckols
Brian Nuckols
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Sunday 20th April 2025
Brian Nuckols examines the psychology of school shootings, focusing on Solomon Henderson's case. A deep dive into motivations and ethics in reporting.
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Get the buttons here!Unveiling Shadows: The Dark Psychology Behind School Shootings
Episode Overview
- Explores the motivations behind school shootings through empathic journalism.
- Discusses the ethical challenges in reporting on violent events.
- Highlights the role of online radicalisation in extremist behaviour.
- Introduces obscure occult references linked to satanic cults.
- Reflects on personal experiences with public backlash.
"These eruptions of violence are archetypal energies that are erupting from the collective unconscious."
In this episode of 'Peace Now with Brian Nuckols', Brian takes a deep dive into the complex psychology behind school shootings, focusing on the case of Solomon Henderson, the young man responsible for the Antioch High School shooting. With a backdrop of Easter Sunday and the culturally significant date of April 20th, Brian reflects on his long-form investigation that will soon be published in a major U.S. magazine.
This episode is not for the faint-hearted, as it unravels the chilling layers of a real-world horror story. Brian explores the motivations behind these tragic events and raises questions about the ethics of reporting on such sensitive topics. He introduces us to a variety of intriguing characters, including the enigmatic 'Noctulians', an obscure English occult group linked to a notorious Nazi satanic cult.
Through interviews with individuals connected to these extremist circles, Brian sheds light on the dangerous allure of online radicalisation and the dark subcultures that glorify violence. The episode also touches on Brian's own experiences with backlash and threats following his investigation, illustrating the polarising nature of his work. With his unique approach to empathic and slow journalism, Brian challenges us to consider how society can better understand and prevent these violent eruptions.
So, if you're ready to confront some uncomfortable truths and delve into the darker side of human psychology, this episode offers a compelling listen. Are we truly prepared to face the shadows within ourselves and our society?