Episodes

Michael Wan returns to examine the magical management of global cycles on the nineteenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks. The British Security Coordination, a covert MI6 organization once operating out of Rockefeller Center, serves as the historical blueprint for modern psychological operations. Wan links the legacy of Sir William Stephenson, the real-life inspiration for James Bond, to the rapid media ascent of Piers Morgan and the scripted psychodrama of the COVID-19 era. Evidence of this reality management appears in the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony, where symbols of the coronavirus and the National Health Service were broadcast years before the pandemic. Boris Johnson, then Mayor of London, later mirrored the Batman villain Bane by becoming the first major world leader to test positive for the virus. The British Security Coordination utilized the Hydra wireless network at Camp X to manipulate American news, a name that resurfaced when Piers Morgan led Team Hydra on the Celebrity Apprentice. These synchronicities suggest a Saturnian transition into the Age of Aquarius orchestrated by the CIA, the Tavistock Institute, and figures like Bill Gates. Michael Wan shares a personal dream involving the occultist John Dee that led him to decode the emotional algorithms of the London Eye and the television series Doctor Who. The conversation touches on the transhumanist subtext of The 40-Year-Old Virgin and the mathematical ratios of axial precession. Greg Carlwood highlights a chilling connection between Boris Johnson reciting the poem Mandalay and the subsequent mass shooting at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas.

Phoenix Aurelius returns to the program to detail his 2014 apprenticeship in Tarapoto, Peru, where he worked with Amazonian Herbals to develop spagyric tinctures. This journey into the upper Amazonian basin led to a deep collaboration with Dionysio Santos and Aubrey Bamdad at the Yaku Mama Sanctuary, where indigenous medicines are classified through the lens of Ayurveda. Aurelius argues that modern society suffers from a form of Stockholm Syndrome, suggesting that the path to sovereignty begins with bioregional animism and the rejection of digital dependency. The discussion explores the Lamistas tribe and their practice of Vegetalismo, which utilizes sacred Mapacho tobacco to navigate a landscape populated by forest guardians like Chuyachaki. Aurelius connects these Amazonian spirits to the Missing 411 phenomena documented by David Paulides, noting that similar interdimensional entities inhabit American national parks like Yosemite. The conversation also addresses the biological impact of endocrine disruptors such as Atrazine, citing Dr. Tyrone Hayes' research on gender-shifting frogs as a warning for human hormone health. Aurelius further analyzes the esotericism of global elites, suggesting that figures like Bill Gates may be working with egregores—thought-forms that gain independent volition through collective belief. Mastery over the astral plane is presented as a necessary counterweight to the rise of artificial intelligence, with Aurelius describing his use of a four-story memory palace to store millions of data points. He details the alchemical cosmology of Platonic solids, where the tetrahedron and icosahedron serve as the building blocks of reality. The segment concludes with a look at mycelial networks as the soil's neural network, urging a return to no-till agriculture and the radionics principles found in the work of Dr. David Hawkins.

Whitney Webb exposes the Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) League, an opaque organization led by former Israeli Unit 8200 commander Ohad Zadenberg and former Microsoft executive Chris Krebs. Operating under the guise of protecting US hospitals from COVID-19 era cyberattacks, the group has secured unprecedented access to Department of Health and Human Services data. This partnership between the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and Israeli intelligence veterans signals a massive expansion of foreign-linked surveillance over American healthcare and voting infrastructure. Secondary investigations reveal the Maxwell family’s deep integration into the Silicon Valley ecosystem through Isabel and Christine Maxwell. Webb details how the McKinley Group and Commtouch secured lucrative 1990s contracts with Microsoft via Bill Gates and Paul Allen, while Ghislaine Maxwell held significant stakes in these ventures. These ties extend to modern firms like Carbyne911, funded by Ehud Barak and Jeffrey Epstein, which now seeks to implement pre-crime surveillance in New York under Governor Andrew Cuomo. The report links these operations to the historic Inslaw Promise software scandal and the suspicious 1991 deaths of Robert Maxwell and journalist Danny Casolaro. Greg Carlwood and Whitney Webb examine the legacy of blackmail as a tool for securing bipartisan US aid for Israel, now totaling $3.8 billion annually. Webb highlights how the outsourcing of Mossad operations to private firms like Black Cube allows for plausible deniability while maintaining control over US policy levers. The episode concludes with a look at the aging American leadership's susceptibility to kill-switch diplomacy and the relaunch of the Unlimited Hangout podcast.

Sylvie Ivanova and Alexander Paramonov expose a global parasitic takeover involving the M1 Treasury, the Red Dragon constellation, and the hidden legal succession of the Tartarian Empire. Paramonov, a UN consultant and former KGB operative, claims to control the world's physical gold reserves while issuing ultimatums to shadow banking institutions to return wealth to the populace. This transition aligns with the Fatima prophecies and the Slavic Vedas, suggesting a 2029 culmination for a planetary shift that will dismantle the current control grid. Secondary revelations detail a sophisticated energy grid of convex mirrors and cables designed to distort time perception and mask spiritual realities. Paramonov asserts that the Russian Federation is a private trade firm rather than a sovereign state, positioning his organization as the true legal successor to the USSR and Tartaria. The 2019 Russian submarine fire is reinterpreted as a failed strike on a Hyperborean portal, thwarted by a cosmic artificial intelligence that has defected from its parasitic creators. These claims link the missing children crisis to underground elite bunkers and describe the Moon as a frequency transmitter for demonic programs and off-planet resource extraction. Sylvie Ivanova reflects on her ayahuasca journeys and research at Megaliths.org to validate these visionary disclosures. She describes the Antichrist as a tulpa—a collective mental manifestation—and warns of a coming internal revolution in Russia involving private mercenaries. Greg Carlwood facilitates this deep dive into the suppression of atmospheric energy technology and the ultimate liberation of the human energy farm.

Ghislaine Maxwell faces federal prosecution as speculation grows regarding a potential cooperation agreement with the FBI to implicate high-level political figures. The legal proceedings surrounding the Maxwell case, including the absence of a public mugshot, suggest a performative element to the judicial process during the 2020 election cycle. Concerns over mandatory vaccinations and the security of mail-in ballots dominate the national conversation as local governments accelerate the rollout of 5G surveillance and Smart City infrastructure. Alternative media creators have formed the Union of the Unwanted to establish a mutual defense network against aggressive social media deplatforming and corporate censorship. The death of David Crowe, host of The Contagious Myth, marks a significant loss for the community of researchers challenging germ theory and medical orthodoxy. In San Diego, local compliance with COVID-19 mandates varies as residents navigate retail mask requirements while maintaining private social circles. Meanwhile, the war on drugs and racial sentencing disparities remain central to critiques of the American criminal justice system following the Angela Davis interview and the George Floyd protests. The Higher Side Chat transitions to a new Joint Session format to accommodate international listeners and improve RSS feed accessibility for Plus members. Host Greg Carlwood addresses accusations of political bias, clarifying that his critiques target the American and British empires rather than specific demographics. Plans for a ten-year retrospective book titled The Higher Side Guide to Life are underway as the show maintains its independent, ad-free subscription model to avoid the influence of large-scale donors.

Derek Brose confronted the Houston City Council and Mayor Sylvester Turner over the rapid deployment of 5G infrastructure and the erosion of medical privacy before launching an independent mayoral campaign. This political challenge exposed the 'strong mayor' system in Houston, where a single executive can suppress legislative debate on public health and surveillance. Brose details how his transition from a Texas prison cell to a prominent activist journalist informed his critique of the technocratic state and the global vaccine agenda. Donald Trump authorized a $1.16 billion commitment to the Gavi Vaccine Alliance, a move that Brose argues reinforces the influence of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation despite the administration's public pivot away from the World Health Organization. The Trump administration further integrated with global pharmaceutical interests by appointing Monsef Slaoui to lead Operation Warp Speed. Meanwhile, the rollout of 5G technology continues to face scrutiny through the lens of Arthur Firstenberg’s research on EMF radiation, though Brose warns against unverified claims linking the technology directly to the coronavirus pandemic. These developments coincide with the rise of agorism, a philosophy championed by Samuel Konkin III that advocates for counter-economics and the 'grey market' as a means to bypass state-controlled financial systems and social credit scores. Greg Carlwood and Derek Brose examine the 'Freedom Formula,' a framework for personal liberty that requires a radical shift in daily habits and economic dependencies. Brose shares his journey of overcoming addiction through Zen Buddhist meditation and journaling, while Carlwood reflects on his own path from a GameStop manager to an independent media creator. The conversation emphasizes the Freedom Cells network as a practical tool for building intentional communities that can survive the digital dystopia.

Sally Fallon Morell, founding president of the Weston A. Price Foundation, challenges the fundamental tenets of modern medicine and nutrition by questioning the validity of germ theory. Morell and host Greg Carlwood examine the research of Dr. Weston A. Price, a 1930s dentist who discovered that indigenous populations maintained superior physical health by consuming fat-soluble vitamins A, D, and K found in animal fats. This perspective positions industrialized diets and refined seed oils as the primary drivers of modern physical degeneration. The discussion details the synergistic relationship between natural cod liver oil, raw milk, and organ meats while warning against the glyphosate contamination found in modern produce like raw kale. Morell argues that Louis Pasteur was a fraud and suggests that historical epidemics, including the Spanish Flu and the Black Death, were triggered by changes in the Earth's electrical environment or celestial events rather than contagious pathogens. She specifically links COVID-19 symptoms like hypoxia to 5G radiation and environmental toxins, advocating for bone broth and regenerative agriculture as the true path to cellular integrity. Additional claims address the dangers of plant-based Impossible Burgers and the importance of maternal nutrition for the genetic potential of children. Morell highlights the upcoming Wise Traditions conference featuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Andrew Wakefield, emphasizing a community-led rejection of mask mandates and social distancing. Greg Carlwood recounts his personal journey from encountering the pasteurization conspiracy in a California medical office to sourcing custom-slaughtered local beef to avoid USDA-mandated additives. The conversation concludes with a call to return to ancestral foodways to reclaim human health from corporate interests.

Chris Knowles returns to analyze the ritualistic landscape of 2020, linking the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell to a broader metaphysical war involving Michael Bloomberg, the Mega Group, and Mossad intelligence networks. The discussion centers on the symbolic timing of Maxwell’s apprehension on World UFO Day and her family’s deep-rooted connections to the founders of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Five Eyes surveillance network. Knowles argues that these events are not isolated legal proceedings but are instead choreographed elements of a new state cult emerging from the collapse of traditional civic institutions. Secondary developments include the suspicious fire aboard the USS Bonhomme Richard in the South China Sea and the draconian lockdowns in Victoria, Australia, which Knowles frames as live-action drills for future geopolitical conflict. The narrative connects the UK’s Exercise Cygnus to celestial alignments in the Hercules and Cassiopeia constellations, suggesting a synchromystic mirroring between pandemic policy and ancient solar savior mythology. Further analysis covers the attack on Judge Esther Salas, the Deutsche Bank money laundering investigations, and the bizarre geographical clusters of drownings in New Jersey near Trump National Golf Club. Greg Carlwood and Chris Knowles explore the occult origins of mask mandates as tribal entrainment and the Masonic symbolism of police officers kneeling during the George Floyd protests. Knowles identifies the SpaceX Dragon launch as a modern manifestation of Priapus worship, while highlighting the strange coincidence of Amazon misattributing his book on The Clash to a retired CIA officer of the same name. The conversation concludes with a look at the Stanford Research Institute’s blueprint for a new civic religion and the rise of Scientism as a tool for social cohesion in a fragmenting empire.

Sociologists Dr. Angela Hattery and Dr. Earl Smith join the program to expose the American criminal justice system as a modern caste system designed to suppress Black economic power. Despite representing only 6% of the United States population, Black men comprise 45% of the incarcerated population, a disparity the authors of Policing Black Bodies argue is a deliberate outcome of the machine of racism. The discussion links historical atrocities like the Tuskegee syphilis experiments to contemporary systemic conspiracies that maintain a permanent underclass through surveillance and state-sanctioned violence. Dr. Smith details the mechanics of the school-to-prison pipeline, citing cases where children are arrested for minor infractions like sharing chicken nuggets or taking a carton of milk. The conversation tracks the extraction of wealth from the Black community through the 13th Amendment loophole, which allows plantation prisons like Parchman Penitentiary to replace cotton with lucrative catfish farming using involuntary servitude. Further analysis covers the role of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) in drafting punitive legislation, the 2019 Newsday investigation into Long Island housing discrimination, and the failure of the MENA census category to address shifting racial definitions. Dr. Hattery notes that 20% to 30% of inmates remain jailed simply because they cannot afford cash bail, while Virginia Correctional Enterprises pays workers 54 cents an hour to manufacture high-end furniture. Greg Carlwood provides a historical deep dive into the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre in the Greenwood District, framing the destruction of Black Wall Street as a template for elite-driven racial division. The guests contrast the punitive American model with rehabilitative systems in Norway and Switzerland, while Dr. Smith suggests redirecting military spending from the war in Afghanistan toward domestic social services. The segment concludes with a critique of the Black Lives Matter organization as an elite-funded operation that often diverts resources away from the local communities it claims to represent.

Authors Joshua Cutchin and Timothy Renner challenge the traditional flesh-and-blood cryptozoology paradigm by presenting evidence of high strangeness in Bigfoot encounters. The discussion centers on their collaborative work, Where the Footprints End, which examines the 1973 Fayette County incident involving glowing-eyed entities, UFO landings, and subsequent visits by Men in Black. By moving beyond biological hominid theories, they bridge the gap between primate anatomy and the supernatural outliers often suppressed by mainstream research organizations. Historical accounts from the 1924 Ape Canyon attack and an 1857 Oregon abduction reveal striking parallels to British fairy lore and modern DMT experiences. Specific claims include the presence of lithoboldy or stone-throwing in Class B reports, the recurring appearance of orbs of light in window areas like the Susquehanna River, and the 1978 Woodville case involving a Bigfoot accepting a Catholic crucifix. These events frequently occur near mine shafts or sites of buried treasure, suggesting a pan-paranormal connection between cryptids, poltergeists, and extraterrestrial star people. Timothy Renner and Joshua Cutchin highlight the psychological toll of the Bigfoot curse, where witnesses suffer life-altering trauma or alcoholism following a sighting. The authors criticize the weird-washing of Native American folklore by modern researchers who strip away mentions of interdimensional magic to fit a scientific narrative. From spirit box communication to the total absence of primary physical relics, the conversation explores how human consciousness and the imaginal realm project tangible traces into our physical reality.

Bruce Fenton presents a radical re-evaluation of human evolution, arguing that a crystalline extraterrestrial spacecraft exploded in Earth's orbit approximately 780,000 years ago. This catastrophic event, evidenced by NASA analysis of Australite tektites and a simultaneous multi-directional asteroid bombardment, allegedly coincided with a deliberate genetic intervention by non-human intelligences. Fenton links these physical anomalies to the sudden fusion of Chromosome 2 and the rapid expansion of the human neocortex, suggesting our species is the product of directed panspermia rather than random mutation. Geological data from 2015 confirms a massive impact event that aligns with telepathic communications received by Valerie Barrow regarding an AI sentinel from the Pleiades. The narrative details a prehistoric conflict between a visiting alliance and resident reptilian crypto-terrestrials, resulting in the destruction of a colony ship. Fenton cites the HAR1 DNA segment, which shows 18 changes between chimpanzees and humans compared to only two changes over 300 million years of previous avian evolution, as statistical proof of targeted engineering. Secondary evidence includes the silica-based Tjurunga stones of Australian Aboriginal mythology and the abnormal physical traits of hybrid humans described in visions of Lord Pacal at Palenque. Daniela Fenton contributes accounts of astral travel and encounters with ape-like entities that began in her childhood in Ecuador. These experiences include a conscious dismantling of her physical form during a 2011 visit to Abu Ghurab and interactions with a Tibetan Dzogchen master regarding luminous spheres hidden in cliffside dimensions. Greg Carlwood concludes the session with reflections on maintaining stability during social upheaval and updates on the Higher Side Chats forum transitions.

Phoenix Aurelius joins the program to detail the reconstruction of 21st-century spagyric pharmacopoeia based on the medical philosophies of Paracelsus and Frater Albertus. Aurelius explains how the Tria Prima—the sulfur, mercury, and salt principles—form the essential soul, spirit, and body of all natural matter. The discussion challenges modern chemical standards by reintroducing the five causes of disease and the four pillars of spagyric practice as a viable alternative to mainstream toxicology. Technical breakdowns of plant alchemy reveal that sulfur represents medicinal terpenoids like CBD and THC, while mercury is extracted through anaerobic fermentation to create the spirits found in whiskey and brandy. Aurelius describes the salt principle as the physical body obtained through the calcination of biomass into potassium carbonate. The conversation covers the hierarchy of transmutation from plants to metals, the history of Bavarian brewing standards that replaced medicinal gruits with estrogenic hops, and the use of Intrinsic Data Field analysis based on Rupert Sheldrake's morphic field theories. Specific warnings are issued regarding the risks of psychological gold and the mental instability caused by improper metallic tinctures. Phoenix Aurelius shares the cautionary tale of a practitioner named Jeremy who suffered a five-year breakdown after overdosing on an alchemically prepared gold tincture. Greg Carlwood reflects on the necessity of moving the community away from YouTube censorship and toward the Higher Side Chats Plus infrastructure. The segment concludes with a look at how astronomical timing can be used to increase yields in the Nevada mining industry.

Professor Angela J. Davis details the historical continuity of law enforcement violence against Black Americans, tracing modern police conduct back to the era of slavery and the Black Codes. While the 2020 killing of George Floyd served as a global turning point, Davis argues that the primary difference in the modern era is the prevalence of cell phone video providing visual evidence for generations of reported abuse. The data confirms a systemic crisis, with African American men six times more likely to be incarcerated than white men and receiving sentences 20% longer for identical federal crimes. Analysis of 100 million traffic stops by the Stanford Open Policing Project reveals that police search Black and Latino drivers with significantly less evidence than white drivers, despite white drivers being more likely to possess illegal items. The landmark Floyd v. City of New York case exposed the failure of stop-and-frisk, where weapons were found in only 1% of stops involving Black individuals. Beyond the street, prosecutors wield immense power through charging decisions and plea bargains, which resolve 97% of criminal cases. Movement leaders like Larry Krasner in Philadelphia and Kim Foxx in Chicago now represent a shift toward progressive prosecution to combat these disparities. Greg Carlwood clarifies the distinction between guest Angela J. Davis and activist Angela Y. Davis while sharing his own traumatic experience of being held at gunpoint by police. The conversation explores the school-to-prison pipeline, where Black students account for 31% of school-related arrests despite being only 16% of the population. Davis highlights her anthology Policing the Black Man and calls for restructuring police functions and holding District Attorneys accountable through local elections.

Former NFL safety Kerry Rhodes and director Farzan Toosi reveal the transformative power of Amazonian plant medicine in the documentary The Medicine. Rhodes, who played nine seasons for the New York Jets and Arizona Cardinals, details his transition from the toxic masculinity of professional football to the spiritual clarity found through ayahuasca. The film follows Rhodes and actress Anna Lynn McCord as they navigate authentic ceremonies in Costa Rica to address trauma, depression, and the physical toll of head injuries. Director Farzan Toosi describes his shift from atheism to spirituality after witnessing the healing properties of the 4,000-year-old brew at the Rhythmia Life Advancement Center. The discussion highlights the botanical expertise of shaman Taito Juanito and the indigenous knowledge of the Amazonian tribes, contrasting these ancient traditions with the limitations of Western pharmaceuticals. Specific claims include the regenerative potential of ayahuasca for CTE and brain trauma, the use of rapé tobacco to inhibit the ego, and the symbolic language of the "purge" in releasing childhood blockages. Kerry Rhodes recounts a vivid vision of himself as an infant that reshaped his understanding of self-reliance and romantic relationships. The conversation takes a turn into the mechanics of professional sports as a modern-day opiate, with Greg Carlwood questioning the influence of legalized gambling on game outcomes. The episode concludes with a call to action regarding the destruction of the Amazon rainforest and the Warriors of the Rainbow prophecy.

James Corbett and Greg Carlwood examine the rise of a technocratic control grid as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation exerts unprecedented influence over global health policy. The investigation traces the public image transformation of Bill Gates, drawing direct parallels to the philanthropic rebranding of John D. Rockefeller and the historical consolidation of the Rockefeller Foundation. Corbett details how Microsoft secured its foundational IBM contract through Mary Maxwell Gates and her professional relationship with CEO John Opel. Financial records and flight logs confirm extensive meetings between Bill Gates and Jeffrey Epstein, including a two-million-dollar donation to the MIT Media Lab directed by the financier. Corbett highlights the involvement of Boris Nikolic, a former Gates advisor named as Epstein’s estate executor, alongside Harvard geneticist George Church in the pursuit of CRISPR-Cas9 genome editing. The Gates Foundation has further solidified its reach by providing hundreds of millions in grants to Imperial College London and the IHME to produce the infection models used to justify international lockdowns. These efforts are bolstered by Gavi, The Vaccine Alliance, and significant sponsorship of media outlets like NPR and PBS to ensure favorable coverage of the vaccine industry. The transition toward robotic policing and autonomous surveillance in cities like Singapore signals a shift from traditional law enforcement to a data-driven control grid. James Corbett warns that the automation of labor renders the general population dispensable to a ruling class that views governance through the lens of the divine right of kings. The discussion emphasizes the necessity of leaderless resistance to avoid the centralized co-option previously used by the FBI against figures like Martin Luther King Jr.

Author and mystic Ross Ben joins the program to reveal the hidden history of the 1793 yellow fever epidemic in Philadelphia, framing the crisis as America’s first state-sponsored plandemic. Ben identifies Stephen Girard, Dr. Benjamin Rush, and the French ambassador Citizen Genet as the primary architects of a public health emergency designed to consolidate financial power and force President George Washington to abandon the Proclamation of Neutrality. The narrative connects the 18th-century medical malpractice of heroic medicine to modern pharmaceutical control and the rise of the medical-industrial complex. The investigation details how Stephen Girard, a wealthy merchant and alleged agent for French Jacobin financiers, utilized the 1793 market crash to seize control of the First Bank of the United States. Ben claims Girard coordinated with Thomas Jefferson to bring thousands of Haitian refugees to Philadelphia as a perceived disease vector, inciting massive riots that John Adams later described as a threat to the federal government. While Dr. Benjamin Rush administered lethal doses of mercury and extreme bloodletting to the public, Girard secured the nation's debt, eventually rebranding his holdings as Citizens Bank and betraying Haitian leader Toussaint Louverture to fund his expansion. Ross Ben explores the esoteric architecture of Germantown, describing the neighborhood as a museum of American royalty where the lineages of the Wistar and Kelly families intersect with papal power. The conversation shifts to ancestral karma and the decoding of urban environments, offering practical advice on using crystals to mitigate EMF pollution from cellular networks. Greg Carlwood concludes with an analysis of the Defund the Police slogan and the potential for planetary ascension during the current cycle of global upheaval.

Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall fled the United States for New Zealand in 2002 after enduring years of targeted harassment, chemical attacks, and a forced psychiatric commitment. The American psychiatrist and activist claims her work with the African American Heritage Museum in Seattle and her exposure of CIA-linked cocaine trafficking in the 1980s made her a target for federal surveillance. Her memoir, The Most Revolutionary Act, details the physical intimidation and medical gaslighting used to silence her dissent against systemic corruption. Bramhall recounts how colleagues at the University of Washington forcibly hospitalized her following a Black Student Union protest, leading to a diagnosis of bipolar disorder that she maintains was a political tool. She connects these personal experiences to broader institutional failures, including the Reagan-era gutting of community mental health funding and the rise of neoliberal "Rogernomics" in New Zealand. The discussion covers the suppression of off-patent drugs like Tagamet during the AIDS crisis, parallels with modern pharmaceutical profit motives, and the International Monetary Fund's influence on national social spending. Bramhall also critiques the George Floyd narrative and the potential for agents provocateurs to infiltrate modern protest movements as they did during the 1999 WTO protests in Seattle. Host Greg Carlwood explores the psychological impact of global lockdowns and the "woke virus" currently affecting independent political discourse. Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall offers a blueprint for bioregional economic models and mutual aid networks as the primary defense against systemic collapse. The episode concludes with a look at the New Zealand Green Party and the benefits of the Mixed Member Proportional electoral system for preventing corporate capture.

Gary Lachman, founding member of Blondie and prolific biographer of Aleister Crowley, joins Greg Carlwood to analyze the spiritual architecture of the Kremlin and the mystical history of the Russian soul. The discussion centers on Lachman’s research into the Silver Age of Russian philosophy and the specific reading lists Vladimir Putin assigned to regional governors to revive a pre-Bolshevik national identity. By examining the works of Nikolai Berdyaev and Vladimir Solovyov, Lachman illustrates how Russia positions itself as a traditionalist bulwark against Western liberal decadence. The narrative traces the evolution of Russian Cosmism, where Nikolai Fedorov’s mandate to physically resurrect the dead directly inspired Konstantin Tsiolkovsky to develop the mathematics of modern rocketry. This occult foundation mirrors the Western trajectory of Jack Parsons and the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, linking James Bruce’s influence on Peter the Great to the Soviet-era pursuit of Shambhala. Additional focus is given to Alexander Chizhevsky’s research into sunspot cycles and human behavior, the resurgence of Slavic paganism through the Ringing Cedars movement, and the Soviet secret police’s state-sponsored parapsychology programs under Gleb Bokii. Gary Lachman provides a rare bridge between the New Wave music scene and deep Hermetic scholarship, offering a perspective that treats art as a salvific window into the divine rather than mere entertainment. The conversation concludes with a look at how Nietzschean nihilism and modern identity politics have created a void that both Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump fill with promises of restored national glory. Greg Carlwood reflects on the parallels between historical Bolshevik censorship and the digital de-platforming occurring in the modern West.

Dr. Joseph P. Farrell joins the program to analyze the death of George Floyd and the subsequent civil unrest as a coordinated operation by a Capstone Cabal. Farrell argues that the appearance of pallets of bricks in Minneapolis and the involvement of agents provocateurs indicate a predetermined playbook designed to implement technocratic oversight. This narrative suggests the 2020 pandemic and social upheaval were timed to derail the Trump administration and disrupt China's Silk Road project under Xi Jinping. Secondary objectives include the suppression of hydroxychloroquine to protect a global vaccine agenda led by the Gates Foundation and Dr. Anthony Fauci. Farrell highlights the arrest of Harvard professor Dr. Charles Lieber regarding nanotechnology research in Wuhan as a critical link in the development of injectable tracking systems. The discussion covers reports of exotic weaponry and EMP devices used near the White House to disable protesters' phones, alongside a French study suggesting nicotine patches may offer resistance to the virus. These events are framed as a problem-reaction-solution dialectic intended to drive a one-world government through the co-option of education and the enforcement of a digital interface for all human interaction. Greg Carlwood and Joseph P. Farrell explore the strange synchronicity of protesters wearing masks while chanting the final words of George Floyd. Farrell introduces his latest research from The Tower of Babel Moment, examining how the confusion of tongues serves as a historical restraint on human potential. The conversation concludes with a call for legal challenges against unconstitutional mandates and a rejection of the new normal as a permanent transformation of Western culture.

Nassim Haramein challenges the Standard Model of physics by presenting a Holo-Fractal Graphic Unified Field Theory that predicted the 2019 CODATA proton radius adjustment. Haramein argues that the 4% discrepancy in the proton radius puzzle, confirmed by experiments in Switzerland, validates his holographic mass solution. He asserts that the universe is an open system of infinite energy density rather than a closed system defined by scarcity. Experiments at Taurus Tech and NASA research by Sunny White into the EM Drive suggest that back-engineering the gravitational constant is now possible. Haramein claims that the vacuum of space is not empty but filled with Planck-scale electromagnetic fluctuations that produce the perception of mass. This unified science approach connects ancient cataclysmic history with modern quantum vacuum energy to propose a future of gravitational control and space colonization. The Resonance Science Foundation has released its core curriculum for free to facilitate a global transition toward clean energy technology and biological resilience against electromagnetic pollution. Greg Carlwood and Nassim Haramein explore the intersection of terrain theory and immune health during the COVID-19 pandemic. Haramein details how maintaining a balanced pH and using antioxidants can mitigate the body's inflammatory overreaction to viral threats. The conversation concludes with a look at the systemic power issues underlying the George Floyd protests and the potential for technocratic control under the guise of medical martial law.