Episodes

Electrical engineer Eric P. Dollard returns to the program to detail the systematic sabotage of the American power grid and the suppression of ether physics. Dollard, a leading authority on the work of Nikola Tesla and Wilhelm Reich, claims that modern electrical transmission systems are being engineered as electromagnetic terrorist tools. He asserts that the deliberate destruction of AM broadcast and CB radio bands by corporate controllers serves to implement a new era of digital totalitarianism. Recent research at EPD Labs reveals that the rejection of the ether in favor of Einsteinian relativity has created massive parasitic currents inside the Earth. Dollard cites the success of the Greek VAN system in seismic forecasting, claiming the United States Geological Survey (USGS) acts as a terrorist organization by suppressing electrical earthquake detection technology. He further details his observations of the Ridgecrest earthquake, where modified radio equipment detected noise storms 48 hours before the event, and argues that the Earth’s physical dynamics suggest a hollow structure rather than a solid core. The Cosmic Induction Generator remains a focal point of Dollard's experimental work, producing plasma formations that mirror the spiral geometry of galaxies. These experiments, conducted with Aaron Murakami, suggest that dielectric lines of force may possess a form of consciousness or responsiveness to human thought. Dollard warns that as the solar cycle goes dead, humanity faces a decade of global cooling and social barbarism fueled by what he terms the emotional plague and digital artificial malevolence.

David Icke presents a comprehensive indictment of a global death cult in his 800-page book, The Trigger, alleging that the September 11 attacks were a false flag operation. He identifies a historical lineage of Sabbatean-Frankist infiltration that connects the 17th-century messianic claims of Sabbatai Zevi to the modern geopolitical maneuvers of the House of Saud and the Rothschild dynasty. This network allegedly utilizes the military-industrial complex to maintain a state of perpetual war and an Orwellian surveillance apparatus. Specific claims link Michael Chertoff and the Anti-Defamation League to the systematic suppression of 9/11 evidence, including the destruction of World Trade Center steel and the obstruction of civil litigation by Kenneth Feinberg. Icke asserts that security firms like ICTS and Kroll Inc, staffed by former Israeli intelligence operatives, facilitated the logistics of the attacks. The narrative traces the strategic planning for Middle Eastern regime change through the Project for the New American Century and the 1996 Clean Break report, suggesting that figures like Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld required a new Pearl Harbor to justify invasions of Iraq, Libya, and Iran. Further analysis examines the role of Larry Silverstein and Maurice Greenberg in securing multi-billion dollar insurance payouts shortly after the towers fell. Beyond the geopolitical mechanics, the discussion explores the occult manipulation of human perception and the trap of the five senses. David Icke argues that modern identity politics and the influence of George Soros represent a psychological warfare strategy designed to fragment society. The segment concludes with a look at Andrew Yang’s Universal Basic Income and a musical tribute to chemtrails by Tony Party, framing the current era as a high-tech realization of George Orwell’s 1984.

Eileen Day-McKusick and Greg Carlwood challenge the chemical-mechanical medical model by presenting the human biofield as a toroidal electric body. McKusick, the founder of the Biofield Tuning Institute and author of Tuning the Human Biofield, details how vibrating tuning forks act as acoustic scalpels to identify resistance in the electromagnetic field. This approach treats the body as a piezoelectric system where memory is stored in a magnetic field rather than the brain, offering new pathways for addressing chronic pain and adrenal burnout. Research into the fourth state of matter and Electric Universe theory suggests that electricity, powered by intergalactic Birkeland currents, is the primary force of the cosmos. McKusick explains how ether physics and the unified fluid field of light facilitate distance healing and remote viewing by treating consciousness as a primary force. The discussion covers specific biofield maps where the solar plexus holds paternal ancestral data and microtubules in the brain function as antennas for memory retrieval. These findings contrast with military research into acoustic weapons and frequency-based crowd control, emphasizing centropic healing over entropic disorder. Eileen Day-McKusick shares her transition from a restaurant owner with chronic back pain to a sound therapy pioneer. She describes the non-verbal witnessing of trauma through the "needle drop" of a tuning fork, which captures emotional nuances like melancholy and deep grief. The conversation concludes with Greg Carlwood observing how Earth’s topography mirrors lightning-esque waveforms, suggesting an engineered reality designed to obscure the abundant electrical nature of the universe.

Private banks generate over 95% of the money supply through digital loan issuance rather than government printing, a reality recently confirmed by the Bank of England and the Bundesbank. Ellen Brown, founder of the Public Banking Institute and author of Banking on the People, joins Greg Carlwood to detail how this debt-based system prioritizes speculative hedge fund loans over productive small business lending. The conversation exposes the mechanics of the repo market and the systemic shift toward a financialized economy that exploits the public interest for shareholder profit. Legislative efforts to reclaim financial sovereignty are gaining momentum through California's SB 857 and the success of the Bank of North Dakota, which remains the primary American model for state-owned finance. Brown explains how the Dodd-Frank Act established a precedent for bank bail-ins, potentially allowing institutions to seize depositor funds to cover derivative liabilities during the next collapse. Secondary stories include the JPMorgan Chase decision to forgive all Canadian credit card debt, the rise of millennial activism in Los Angeles banking measures, and the historical nationalization of banks by figures like Indira Gandhi. The discussion also critiques the neoliberal shift in Latin America and the predatory nature of merchant processing fees that effectively tax the entire productive economy. Ellen Brown shares her transition from investigating the pharmaceutical industry to exposing the global banking cartel, noting the deep intersections between medical and financial control. Greg Carlwood reflects on the staggering 40% asset growth of the six largest US banks since the 2008 crisis, questioning the 'too big to fail' narrative. The segment concludes with a look at Andrew Yang's Freedom Dividend and the ancient tradition of the debt jubilee as a necessary reset for a society drowning in compounding interest.

Governor Ricardo Rosselló faced a historic ouster in 2019 after the Telegramgate scandal ignited mass protests across Old San Juan, exposing deep-seated corruption and systemic disrespect toward Hurricane Maria victims. Natalia L40 joins the program to analyze these political upheavals through the lens of Puerto Rican sovereignty and the enduring legacy of Spanish and American colonial extraction. The conversation bridges the gap between the island's bureaucratic failures and its vibrant, underground spiritual resistance. Puerto Rico remains a complex magical melting pot where Espiritismo, Santeria, and the Mesa Blanca provide a framework for communal survival against state-sponsored neglect. Natalia L40 details the structure of spiritist houses, the use of the Oraciones Escojidas, and the intense process of spirit mounting where mediums channel practical guidance from ancestral courts. Beyond the spiritual realm, the discussion addresses the environmental degradation of local rivers, the social stigma surrounding agricultural labor, and the proximity of Jeffrey Epstein’s Little Saint James to the Puerto Rican coast. These stories highlight a disconnect between the digital society of surfaces and the physical reality of a land still struggling for basic self-subsistence. Natalia L40 redefines the Tarot as a visual language of forms, moving away from standard divination toward a lyrical sequence of archetypes. She shares insights from her work at Mist & Ether, including the Poetic Arcanum, while reflecting on the necessity of developing systemic cunning. Greg Carlwood concludes with a look at how decolonizing the mind is essential for those living under the shadow of the empire.

L. Ron Hubbard transitioned his Dianetics movement into the Church of Scientology in 1953 specifically to secure tax-exempt status and evade government medical regulations. Investigative journalist Tony Ortega joins the program to detail how Hubbard, a former pulp fiction writer with a falsified military record, weaponized hypnotic auditing techniques to build a global empire. The conversation exposes the internal mechanics of the Sea Org, where members sign billion-year contracts and face invasive interrogations known as sex checks to ensure absolute obedience. David Miscavige maintains control over the organization by strictly enforcing Hubbard’s justice policies, including the operation of a private prison facility called the Hole at Gold Base in Hemet. Beyond Scientology, the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society faces mounting legal pressure over a secret database containing over 10,000 alleged child molesters hidden from law enforcement. The recent federal conviction of NXIVM leader Keith Raniere for sex trafficking provides a rare legal precedent for holding high-control group leaders accountable for systemic physical and psychological abuse. Tony Ortega describes the relentless harassment campaigns directed at his family and his work at the Underground Bunker website. He recounts the historical case of Paulette Cooper, whom the church allegedly framed for bomb threats in a coordinated effort to destroy her reputation. The discussion concludes with an analysis of how the Scientology Network on DirecTV serves as a propaganda tool to counter the organization's declining membership and the growing influence of whistleblowers like Leah Remini.

Attorney General William Barr faces intense scrutiny over his refusal to recuse himself from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation despite deep historical ties to the Dalton School and the CIA. Journalist Whitney Webb reveals that Barr’s father, Donald Barr, hired Epstein at the elite Dalton School in 1974 while simultaneously serving the OSS and CIA. This connection highlights a multi-generational intelligence operation involving the same actors who shielded the Iran-Contra network from legal accountability during the Reagan and Bush administrations. The investigation traces the origins of modern sexual blackmail to the 1940s National Crime Syndicate founded by Meyer Lansky and Lucky Luciano. Webb identifies liquor mogul Louis Rosenstiel as a central figure who ran a blackmail ring involving J. Edgar Hoover and Roy Cohn, the latter of whom mentored Donald Trump. These networks expanded through figures like lobbyist Craig Spence, who arranged midnight White House tours for underage boys, and Larry King, whose Franklin Scandal in Omaha linked Republican activists to child sex abuse. Financial logistics for these operations often utilized CIA front companies like Southern Air Transport, which moved from Barry Seal’s smuggling routes to Leslie Wexner’s retail empire in Columbus, Ohio. Host Greg Carlwood shares a personal account of suspicious shipping practices at an Express stockroom that mirror the logistics of the Wexner-Epstein partnership. The conversation also details the IMF-led partitioning of Patagonia by billionaire Joe Lewis and the use of Silicon Valley algorithms via The Trust Project to suppress independent journalism. Whitney Webb, recipient of the 2019 Serena Shim Award, provides a definitive map of how intelligence agencies and organized crime merged to control global policy through trauma and extortion.

Professor Marion Nestle reveals the pervasive influence of corporate interests on nutritional science, citing a year-long study where 156 out of 168 industry-funded food trials yielded results favorable to their sponsors. Nestle, a Professor of Nutrition and Public Health at NYU, details how Coca-Cola and the POM Wonderful company utilize the Tobacco Industry Playbook to manipulate research outcomes and marketing claims. The discovery of her own name in the 2016 Hillary Clinton email hack further exposes how global corporations monitor critics and maintain political retainers to protect market share. Corporate tactics extend far beyond simple advertising, as seen in the Global Energy Balance Network’s efforts to prioritize physical activity over diet in the obesity debate. The Department of Agriculture faces a fundamental conflict of interest by simultaneously promoting big agriculture through checkoff programs like Got Milk and setting national dietary guidelines. From the Mars Corporation marketing dark chocolate as a health food to the dairy industry’s regulatory capture, these entities employ front groups and lobbying to bypass public health oversight. The infrastructure of modern food manufacturing, established during World War II, now supports a surplus economy where 50,000 supermarket products compete for consumer attention through magical thinking and deceptive health claims. Marion Nestle discusses the oddity of finding herself in leaked political emails and the freedom afforded by her academic tenure at New York University. She shares insights into the pet food industry’s role in waste management and the rise of toddler milk as a strategy to extend the consumer lifecycle. Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the corporate conspiracy of hyper-palatable foods while Nestle offers actionable advice for local food advocacy and school board involvement.

Ross Ben returns to reveal the hidden mechanics of urban necrogeomancy and the systematic hijacking of indigenous spiritual technology by the American founding fathers. Through an analysis of his latest work, Free Your Mound and Your Mind Will Follow, Ben exposes how Thomas Jefferson and various esoteric orders repurposed ancient burial mounds to anchor a new imperial grid. By examining the geomantic layouts of Philadelphia, Richmond, and Washington D.C., the research identifies a global pattern of energy manipulation designed to resurrect Roman power structures in the New World. Specific claims center on the geodetic surveying of Benjamin Banneker, whose indigenous Algonquin knowledge provided the celestial precision for the North Portal in Washington D.C. that Pierre L'Enfant and Andrew Ellicott could not achieve. Ben details the use of bipolarized quadrangles and the placement of monuments like the George Washington equestrian statue to suppress the magnetic life force of the Lenape and other tribes. The narrative connects the Olmec roots of the Mississippi Mound Builders to modern urban planning, citing the 38th parallel and the construction of cities on seven hills as deliberate occult markers. Further evidence is drawn from the Kumeyaay solstice markers on Mount Cowles and the disruptive nature of the US-Mexico border on ancestral lands. This session captures the distinct personality of Ross Ben as he explains how public awareness can demagnetize these oppressive edifices. Greg Carlwood highlights the resilience of figures like Marion Barry as a byproduct of Banneker’s magical architecture in the North Portal. The conversation concludes with a call for listeners to use Google Earth to decode their local landscapes and reclaim the ancestral energy currently trapped beneath the concrete of the modern empire.

Dr. Dana Cohen and anthropologist Gina Bria challenge the standard eight-glasses-a-day hydration myth by introducing the science of structured water and the H3O2 molecular equation. Drawing on research from Dr. Gerald Pollack and the Atkins Center, Cohen details how cellular hydration requires more than just liquid intake, focusing instead on the gel-like state of water found in nature and the human body. Clinical observations from the Tarahumara tribe of Mexico and Bedouin desert dwellers reveal that indigenous populations maintain peak performance through chia-infused water and humidity-trapping clothing. Cohen explains that a mere 2% drop in hydration triggers cognitive loss and afternoon fatigue, while long-term subclinical dehydration is linked to Alzheimer’s disease and colon cancer. The Quench Plan advocates for front-loading the day with 16 ounces of water mixed with lemon and Redmond Real Salt to bypass the mineral deficiencies found in modern bottled water and BPS-leaching plastics. Additional strategies include utilizing green smoothies to mimic the Gerson Institute protocols and leveraging the fascia system as a hydraulic pump for fluid delivery. Greg Carlwood and Dr. Dana Cohen examine the surprising possibility of mammalian photosynthesis, where sunlight and chlorophyll interact to structure internal water. The conversation touches on the skepticism surrounding breatharianism and the emerging technology of inhaled structured water particles. Cohen also addresses the lectin concerns of Dr. Joseph Mercola regarding chia seeds, suggesting soaking methods to preserve their hydrating benefits.

David Paulides and the Can-Am Missing Project return to investigate the disturbing patterns of unexplained disappearances within Yosemite National Park and other North American wilderness clusters. Paulides, a former law enforcement officer, challenges the National Park Service over its lack of missing person records while detailing cases that defy conventional search and rescue logic. The discussion centers on the specific profile points that distinguish these events from animal predation or criminal activity, including the involvement of the FBI in remote jurisdictions and the failure of tracking dogs to locate scent trails. Recent research highlights a high incidence of disappearances among archery hunters and experienced outdoorsmen who vanish without firing a signal shot or using communication devices. Paulides cites the Sierra Camp audio recordings and electromagnetic anomalies verified by Verizon engineers to suggest that external forces may interfere with digital hardware during these events. The investigation covers the Santa Fe cluster in New Mexico, where mandatory disclosure laws have provided rare access to crime scene data, and examines the physical impossibility of victims being found miles away in terrain that should be impassable for children or the elderly. Greg Carlwood and David Paulides explore the unsettling absence of wildlife in disappearance zones and the potential for advanced stealth technology or targeted portals. Paulides offers critical wilderness safety advice, noting that no documented Missing 411 case involves a victim carrying both a firearm and a personal locator beacon. The conversation concludes with reflections on indigenous legends regarding cursed lands and the disciplined, case-file approach Paulides uses to document these global mysteries.

The alleged suicide of Jeffrey Epstein in a federal lockup has ignited a firestorm of scrutiny regarding the deep-state blackmail networks that govern global politics. Researcher Steven Snider, known as Recluse, joins the program to dissect the suspicious circumstances surrounding the autopsy conducted by Dr. Michael Baden and the historical grooming of Epstein by Donald Barr. The investigation reveals a bipartisan web of control involving the British establishment, the Clinton and Bush dynasties, and the early intelligence ties of Ghislaine Maxwell. Attorney General William Barr faces questions regarding his father’s role in hiring Epstein at the Dalton School, a connection that suggests a decades-long intelligence project. The network extends into the NXIVM cult through the Bronfman family and Roger Stone, illustrating how digital dropboxes and compromising material serve as the primary currency of elite power. Specific entities like the World Commerce Corporation, Le Cercle, and the Mossad-linked PROMIS software are identified as the infrastructure used to facilitate scientific espionage and nuclear secrets theft at Los Alamos. These operations converge at Epstein’s Zorro Ranch in New Mexico, where anomalous underground facilities point toward off-books black projects and eugenics research. Beyond the headlines, the conversation explores the bizarre aesthetic of the elite, from the Bill Clinton blue dress painting to the transhumanist ambitions of the scientific community. Recluse details the "sword of Damocles" that Roy Cohn’s blackmail files provided to a young Donald Trump, framing the current political climate as a civil war between intelligence factions. The segment concludes with a look at the insurance policies held by the Maxwell family and the tactical weaponization of pedophilia investigations in the UK Parliament.

Nassim Haramein challenges the foundations of modern physics by asserting that the vacuum of space is a dense, electromagnetic ether rather than an empty void. Haramein presents his Holo-Fracto-Graphic Unified Field Theory as a replacement for the fragmented models of Albert Einstein and Max Planck, claiming his equations successfully predicted the proton radius confirmed by Swiss laboratory experiments. This model eliminates the need for dark matter by redefining mass as a product of information exchange within a fractal universe. The Resonance Science Foundation lead researcher details how the military-industrial complex has suppressed gravity control and zero-point energy since the era of Nikola Tesla and Viktor Schauberger. Haramein explains that ARK crystals utilize high-frequency oscillations to create a resonance match with the vacuum, resulting in measurable photon emissions and the restructuring of water molecules for enhanced biological growth. The discussion extends to the Expanding Earth theory, where Haramein argues that planets are hollow structures centered by singularities, suggesting that the moon and other celestial bodies ring like bells because of their internal voids. Greg Carlwood explores the concept of quarantined physics as a tool for maintaining artificial scarcity in a world of potential abundance. Haramein describes the human body as a transceiver for universal radio broadcasts, while the closing segment bridges the gap between ancient artifacts like the Ark of the Covenant and modern automation. The conversation concludes with a look at how a holographic understanding of the universe could facilitate instantaneous travel through a micro-wormhole network connecting every proton.

Thomas J. Carey and Donald R. Schmitt mark the 72nd anniversary of the Roswell incident by exposing the systematic suppression of extraterrestrial evidence at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. The researchers detail how General Roger Ramey orchestrated the infamous weather balloon cover story in 1947 to mask the recovery of a non-human craft in the New Mexico desert. They argue that the National Security Act subsequently birthed a private cabal within the CIA and Department of Defense to manage the fallout. Secondary evidence points to the reverse engineering of memory metal and fiber optics by the Battelle Memorial Institute and Lockheed Martin, effectively shielding artifacts from FOIA requests through corporate custody. The investigation highlights the destruction of records confirmed by Congressman Stephen Schiff and the deathbed confession of Jesse Marcel Sr. regarding the 1st Atomic Bomb Squadron's involvement. Furthermore, the guests reveal that Nikola Tesla’s private papers and the testimony of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell were suppressed to protect the interests of the military-industrial complex and global energy cartels. Schmitt and Carey recount the blatant media manipulation during a Peter Jennings ABC News special where their provided evidence was dismissed as myth. The conversation touches on the skepticism surrounding Tom DeLonge and Louis Elizondo, suggesting modern Navy UFO videos may be weaponized disclosure intended to secure defense funding. The episode concludes with a look at the Foreign Technology Division’s role in back-engineering foreign craft at Hangar 18.

Electrical engineer Jim Elvidge challenges the materialist worldview by presenting a digital consciousness model where physical reality functions as a virtual learning lab. Drawing on quantum mechanics and the research of Anton Zeilinger, Elvidge argues that the universe is an information-based construct governed by underlying code rather than fixed mechanical laws. This framework posits that the human brain acts as a processor for digital signals, suggesting that consciousness exists independently of biological hardware and persists through cycles of reincarnation. Evidence for this simulation theory includes the Double Slit Experiment, retrocausality, and the mindsight research of Dr. Kenneth Ring involving visual near-death experiences in the blind. Elvidge highlights shared death experiences and the placebo effect as indicators of a flexible, software-based reality influenced by conscious intent. The discussion contrasts these findings with the rigid hierarchies of the Industrial Revolution and the transhumanist goals of figures like Ray Kurzweil, who Elvidge claims mistakenly prioritize hardware over fundamental consciousness. Ancient Sanskrit concepts of Maya and Brahman are identified as early philosophical precursors to modern digital physics and the law of continuous improvement. Greg Carlwood compares the current era of digital distraction to the 1930s Fireside Chats of Franklin Delano Roosevelt while critiquing the academic dismissal of anomalous data. The conversation touches on the potential for royal families to jailbreak the system and the role of ancestors as friendly faces during the transition out of the physical construct. Elvidge concludes by encouraging a shift away from corporate belief traps toward a life of service and creative passion.

Walter Bosley returns to the program to challenge the historical caricature of Napoleon Bonaparte, repositioning the French leader as a philosopher-scientist on a clandestine quest for lost technology. Bosley, a former counterintelligence specialist for the Air Force Office of Special Investigations, argues that the House of Este and British aristocracy orchestrated a centuries-long smear campaign to mask Napoleon’s true objectives. This mission involved the systematic seizure of 500 Vatican manuscripts and the deployment of a scientific corps to investigate megalithic sites across Malta and Egypt. The expedition to the Hypogeum of Malta and the Great Pyramid of Giza served as a search for ancient frequency-based interfaces rather than mere territorial conquest. Bosley details how Napoleon’s mentor, Gaspar Monge, utilized descriptive geometry to identify the Monge Point, a theoretical intersection of dimensions within the King’s Chamber. Evidence suggests Napoleon spent seven hours inside the granite sarcophagus to test its psychotronic qualities, potentially experiencing a consciousness-altering event at the 111 Hertz resonance. These efforts were supported by a secretive group of savants and engineers who founded modern Egyptology while seeking evidence of a forgotten, high-tech civilization. Walter Bosley provides a deep dive into the suspicious death of Meriwether Lewis and the anomalies of the Louisiana Purchase that suggest the French discovered exotic energy sources in North America. The conversation takes a sharp turn into the modern era as Greg Carlwood analyzes the Jeffrey Epstein case and the recurring patterns of elite accountability. This session bridges the gap between 19th-century secret societies and contemporary geopolitical blackmail, featuring Bosley’s signature counterintelligence perspective on the occult history of the ruling class.

Dr. Sam Milham and Thomas Edison’s historical legacy collide in a revelation about the biological cost of the modern power grid. Milham, a veteran physician and epidemiologist, traces a century of escalating illness back to the 1882 Pearl Street station launch, arguing that the transition to alternating current opened a Pandora’s box of chronic disease. He presents evidence that the grounded Y system used by North American utilities allows return currents to saturate the earth, leading to freshwater electrocutions in the Puget Sound and the electrification of residential concrete slabs. Specific data from Johns Hopkins and the Wisconsin dairy industry suggests that electromagnetic fields drive diabetes and reduced milk production more than dietary factors. Milham details how solar inverters, smart meters, and fluorescent lighting generate high-frequency transients linked to leukemia, lymphoma, and the Moscow Embassy microwave incident. He asserts that corporate entities like Kaiser Aluminum and utility-funded researchers at the Electric Power Research Institute actively suppress these findings to protect infrastructure investments. From military suicides linked to primitive air conditioning to cancer clusters at San Diego State University, the evidence points toward a systemic environmental crisis. Dr. Sam Milham shares personal accounts of his dog falling ill on electrified bathroom floors and his preference for Subaru vehicles due to their light-based safety sensors. He offers practical interventions for listeners, including the use of AM radios to detect interference and the installation of Stetser filters. Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the phenomenon of forest bathing as a necessary escape from the invisible grid, emphasizing the importance of preserving Milham’s decades of controversial research before it is lost to corporate scrubbing.

Author Brian Tuohy challenges the integrity of professional athletics, alleging that the NFL, NBA, and UFC operate as scripted entertainment rather than legitimate competitions. Tuohy presents evidence that the Sports Bribery Act of 1964 contains a loophole allowing leagues to internally manipulate game outcomes for ratings and revenue. He specifically cites the 2016 NBA Finals and the New Orleans Saints' post-Katrina return as manufactured narratives designed for maximum emotional and financial impact. Detailed investigations into the private lives of icons reveal a darker side to sports mythology, including claims that Michael Jordan’s legendary Flu Game was actually a result of a gambling and cocaine bender. Tuohy details how the FBI uses training videos to warn athletes about blackmail vulnerabilities regarding drug use and sexual orientation, while organizations like Vice Sports and USA Today reportedly suppress stories that threaten league bottom lines. The discussion further explores the 1972 Olympic basketball final, where a CIA source alleged the KGB kidnapped a referee’s family to secure a Soviet victory over the United States. Beyond the scoreboard, the conversation exposes the financial siphon of taxpayer-funded stadiums and the suspicious correlation between new arena debuts and sudden winning streaks for teams like the Minnesota Vikings. Greg Carlwood and Tuohy examine the potential for magnetic ball manipulation and the curious security protocols surrounding NFL kicking balls. The segment concludes with a look at how professional sports serve as a modern Roman gladiator spectacle, distracting the public from systemic political and economic corruption.

Greg Carlwood addresses the sudden passing of researcher Tracy Twyman and the subsequent leak of a private video involving himself and his childhood friend, Kyle. The Higher Side Chats host clarifies the context of Twyman’s final recordings, which surfaced shortly after her death and named Carlwood in relation to disturbing digital harassment and occult research. Carlwood criticizes the third-party release of this sensitive footage while expressing deep empathy for the Twyman family during this period of public speculation. The timeline of events began during the Ferguson police riots when Twyman, then a producer for Clyde Lewis at Ground Zero, recruited Kyle as an on-the-ground reporter. This professional connection evolved into a research group focused on symbolic decoding and FBI reports regarding online threats, which eventually spiraled into a mental health crisis for Kyle. Carlwood details a campaign of digital harassment involving cryptic photos and threats of magic that targeted his marriage and the THC Plus subscriber forum. Following Kyle’s involuntary hospitalization in a psychological ward, Carlwood attempted to distance the podcast from the escalating paranoia, leading to a private apology email to Twyman two months before her death. Carlwood reflects on the heavy toll of investigating dark subjects, noting that this is the first time his podcasting work has caused significant damage to his real-world relationships. He maintains that while Twyman appeared frustrated with him in her final video, he remains a dedicated supporter of her intellectual legacy. Listeners are urged to provide this audio context whenever the leaked video is used to fuel unsubstantiated claims regarding Isaac Kappy or secret orders.

Gordon White returns to the program to recount his recent immersion in the Amazonian jungle, where he engaged in traditional ayahuasca ceremonies led by indigenous shamans. White details the profound spirit contact and plant cognition experienced during these rituals, contrasting the embodied presence of Mother Ayahuasca with the machine-elf realms of synthetic DMT. He argues that these entheogenic states provided ancient hunters with a more-than-human intelligence, a theme central to his book Starships and his ongoing work at Runesoup. The discussion shifts to the weaponization of social categories and the historical context of the nuclear family, which White identifies as a brief post-war economic anomaly rather than an eternal tradition. He critiques the technocratic push toward transhumanism, linking the work of Ray Kurzweil and the Hegelian dialectic to a materialist erasure of the human soul. White also addresses global depopulation trends, citing economic pressures in Italy and Greece as primary drivers of falling birth rates, while Greg Carlwood examines the role of Big Pharma in modern gender discourse and the potential for weaponized disclosure through figures like Tom DeLonge. Between reflections on his birthday and the launch of his new website, Greg Carlwood explores the necessity of decolonizing the mind from imperial imprints. Gordon White shares insights on building ancestral altars to connect with an army of the dead, emphasizing a horizontal model of magical education. The conversation concludes with a look at upcoming events at the Guggenheim with Diana Walsh Pasulka and the metaphysical implications of the current Mercury retrograde.