• TTMP - Episode 5 - Liam McCormick aka MC Korkie - From Drugs, Raves and Prison to Devout Christian, Business Owner and Flat Earth Enthusiast

  • Jun 27 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 27 mins
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TTMP - Episode 5 - Liam McCormick aka MC Korkie - From Drugs, Raves and Prison to Devout Christian, Business Owner and Flat Earth Enthusiast

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  • In this episode of the Medicine Man podcast, Liam McCormick, also known as Corky or MC Corky, shares his journey from being a hardcore MC and drug user to finding spirituality and faith. He talks about his upbringing in Birkenhead, his love for hardcore music, and his involvement in the rave scene. Liam discusses the highs and lows of his life, including his time in the Marines, his struggles with drugs and alcohol, and his experience in prison. He also shares how he found peace and purpose through his faith and the study of scripture. In this conversation, the Medicine Man and his guest discuss various topics related to religion, spirituality, and the flat earth theory. They touch on the different gospels that were excluded from the Bible, the concept of the mark of the beast, the existence of evil forces, and the importance of faith. They also explore the idea of the earth being flat and the evidence and arguments surrounding it. The conversation concludes with a message of love and the importance of finding peace within oneself.
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