Episode Details

In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady explores the intriguing intersection of psychology, culture, and the paranormal with the release of a new book titled "Paranormal Apocalypse: Is This How It Ends?" by Maxim W. Furek. The book, published by Hangar 1 Publishing, delves into the psychological phenomenon known as "Apocalyptic Awe," which explains humanity's enduring fascination with doomsday scenarios. Furek's work connects historical and modern elements, from the 1969 hit song "In the Year 2525" to the mysterious drone swarms of 2024, illustrating how end-times fears have influenced religion, literature, politics, and popular culture throughout history.

Key topics in the book include the psychology behind doomsday cults, the influence of horror writer H.P. Lovecraft, and the connection between ancient prophecies and modern algorithms. Furek, with his background in Communications and Psychology, provides a unique perspective on how apocalyptic thinking is reshaping entertainment and politics, as well as how it affects people's processing of fear and uncertainty. For more information about the book and to purchase it, visit Hangar 1 Publishing's website.