Fireside Chats, ParanoiaCon, and San Diego Meetup
Greg Carlwood introduces the podcast as a modern alternative to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Fireside Chats. Co-host Adam Goritely joins to discuss their recent experiences at ParanoiaCon and a listener meet-and-greet held at a Russian restaurant in San Diego.
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00:04 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! How's it going Ironside Chatters? Drinking a little drink, smoking a little smoke. From San Diego I'm Greg Carlwood and today we're gonna go deeper than deep with Jay Widener scholar of Gnostic texts and alchemical traditions maker of films such as Kubrick's Odyssey in Timewave 2013 and exposor of the ugly truth about the Crypto-Terrestrials aka the Archons aka The Global Elite in their final form
00:59 But also back in the saddle today is my occasional co-pilot Adam Goritely hot on the heels of a psychedelic symphony of high weirdness at the first annual ParanoiaCon and our first real world meet and greet. Always a pleasure to have him along for the ride, Adam man how you holding up? Good dude, man. You got a lot of energy this morning. I'm just having my second cup of coffee here Yeah, man it's it's tough but you know that's It helps the show go along. I mean yeah, it was great to see you in San Diego Man um a lot of other bonafide pimps were there Did you have pretty good time? Yeah, it was a blast enjoyed it there at
01:36 What was that place, Cafe Soboka or Bakka? I always say that little Russian restaurant. Really liked the scene there it was fun kind of a small intimate venue, but yeah got to interact with some of the other conspiracy type researchers and people there at the event so it was fun. Yeah man your set was pretty great it was nice to have a rockadelic interlude to a series of two hour talks I mean as fascinating as they were you know it was good to jazz it up a little bit? Good yeah that helps break it up a bit and yeah I had fun time playing the set with my buddy Joe so uh, he was cool. He was a cool guy too! While we're hitting on Thane's Paranoia you have a pretty awesome article in the new issue of Paranoia Magazine covers two of my favorite subjects conspiracy and comedians and its titled appropriately The Dead Comedian Conspiracy It's something rarely talked about but
