Radio Rennessence is celebrating its first anniversary. Over the past year, we have built up a steady and still increasing number of listeners. We would like to thank our audience for the support and the authors and researchers in the genre for their continued interest in our work.

Apart from the interviews, every half year, Andrew Gough, Philip Coppens and Corjan de Raaf discuss what’s been going on in and around the mystery of Rennes-le-Château. This time, they talk about the mayoral elections, the state of the village and of course the controversial documentary film Bloodline the Movie.

Only on Radio Rennessence.

Useful Links

Andrew Gough’s Arcadia
Philip Coppens Official Website
RLC Research by Corjan de Raaf

 

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Philip Coppens

Philip Coppens is an author and investigative journalist, ranging from the world of politics to ancient history and mystery. He is the editor-in-chief of the Dutch magazine Frontier and a frequent contributor to Nexus Magazine. Since visiting Rennes-le-Chateau in 1995, he has become the author of The Stone Puzzle of Rosslyn Chapel, The Secret Vault and several other books. He lives in North Berwick, a (long) stone’s throw away from Rosslyn.

Corjan de Raaf

Corjan de Raaf is an independent researcher, designer and recording artist from the Netherlands. Rennes-le-Château has been on his menu since he read the Holy Blood and the Holy Grail in 1995. He is admin of the Back to the Source internet forum and initiator of the successful RLC Research website & Rennessence news service. He has published a number of articles on the mystery. Corjan lives in the very south of the Netherlands close to Antwerp.

Andrew Gough

Andrew Gough has researched Rennes-le-Château and other mysteries for many years. A former Director of the Institute of Interdisciplinary Sciences, Andrew manages a website and discussion forum called Arcadia that promotes the debate and analysis of the Rennes-le-Château mystery. Most recently, Andrew wrote an analysis of Rennes-le-Château for Simon Cox’s bestselling book, The Dan Brown Companion (Mainstream ­ 2006). Andrew moved to England from Chicago in 1996, and currently works and lives in London.