Mariah from Pacific Northwest Wins Moneybomb and Subscribes
Mariah from the Pacific Northwest shares her experience as the most recent Moneybomb winner, noting that the prize ended a streak of bad luck. She used the winnings to become an official paid subscriber to access full two-hour episodes. She praises past segments on MKUltra, Chaos Magic, and symbolism while complimenting the host's research-heavy but guest-focused interview style.
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00:00 Hi, this is Mariah from the Pacific Northwest and I am the most recent Moneybomb winner. Thank you so much It broke an epic streak of bad luck that I was having um I usually don't win anything So it was a really a great surprise The first thing I did with the money was I put a ring on it and became an official paid subscriber? So I'm now listening all the time and getting the full podcast instead of the first hour And I can say getting that full two hours as a amazing. I've really loved the podcast on MKUltra, Professor Griff's was fantastic The Chaos Magic shows David Matheson Ellen Braun the thing that I love the most is all of the symbolism and once you learn how to see through the symbolism it just changes how you see everything and that's been a cool common thread. I love that you Greg do your research ahead of time but you really let the guests be the star of the show and and do the talking
00:56 do their stuff, as opposed to other hosts that try to talk over their guests or try to outsmart their guests. Or I've got your questions or it's really more about them with you. It's all about the guest which is really cool. I would love to hear podcasts on things like past life regression, Reiki, astrotheology but keep it up man! You're doing an amazing job and I really enjoy your show and thanks so much for The Money Bomb. I really appreciate it. In the 1930s, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed a nation through a series of radio broadcast known as the Fireside Chats. His aim was to reassure the common man that our society would recover from its troubled times but we're far from 1930 and I deal with a different kind of fire For a new era of worldly frustration We offer a fresh conversation! I'm Greg Carlwood These are The Hireside Chats
