Episodes

Cliff High returns to the program to detail his recovery from a major colon mass and the subsequent failure of allopathic medicine to identify classic cancer symptoms. High outlines his transition from emergency surgery to a rigorous orthomolecular protocol involving GC-MAF, high-dose Vitamin C, and medicinal mushrooms to restore his immune system. He argues that environmental stressors and hormone degradation are the primary drivers of modern illness, necessitating a shift toward self-directed immunotherapy and testosterone restoration. Digital surveillance and linguistic self-censorship have officially ended the Web Bot project as social media algorithms force users to alter their natural speech. Despite this, High remains bullish on the transition from fiat to blockchain, citing the rise of Initial Exchange Offerings and sovereign oil debt settlements in cryptocurrency. He warns that the rollout of 5G infrastructure serves a dual purpose as a DNA microscope designed to detect an alien hybrid infestation within the human population. High claims the military views the resulting civilian cancer rates as an acceptable strategic trade-off for identifying these non-human entities. Greg Carlwood reflects on his early Bitcoin investments while working at GameStop and challenges the narrative regarding the total death of cash. The conversation shifts to Graham Hancock’s research into ancient technological civilizations in North America and the potential for a quantum entanglement communication revolution. High concludes with a look at the Soaring 20s and the deceptive nature of government UFO disclosure programs.

Mark Sloan challenges the foundations of the Rockefeller Medicine System and the $126 billion oncology industry following the tragic loss of his mother to conventional cancer treatments. Sloan presents evidence that the current medical paradigm suppresses metabolic truths in favor of high-profit pharmaceutical interventions. By reframing cancer as a result of mitochondrial damage rather than random genetic mutation, he argues that the medical establishment maintains a monopoly on health through the systematic exclusion of natural healing modalities. Research from Dr. Ray Peet and Dr. Constantine Bouteiko suggests that cellular respiration and carbon dioxide levels are the primary drivers of human longevity. Sloan details how red light therapy upregulates the Cytochrome C Oxidase enzyme to increase ATP production, citing Brazilian clinical studies where near-infrared light tripled athletic endurance and doubled fat loss in obese subjects. The discussion covers the historical success of Niels Rieberg Finsen and John Harvey Kellogg in phototherapy, the biological necessity of the Bohr Effect, and the potential for red light to regenerate stereocilia in the inner ear to reverse hearing loss. Further evidence is drawn from the naked mole rat, whose subterranean, high-CO2 environment renders the species virtually immune to cancer and aging. Mark Sloan recounts his personal experiments with carbogen generators while rollerblading through Toronto to demonstrate the performance-enhancing power of carbon dioxide. Greg Carlwood connects these metabolic insights to broader censorship trends, noting how the suppression of simple remedies like baking soda or incandescent bulbs mirrors the information control seen in climate science and geopolitical narratives. The conversation concludes with a look at Earthships and decentralized living as the ultimate defense against a predatory medical system.

Researcher Wayne McRoy Jr. joins Greg Carlwood to detail the rapid transformation of Autism Spectrum Disorder from a rare 1911 schizophrenic sub-classification into a modern epidemic. McRoy presents a case for the engineered normalization of neurological injury, citing the DSM-5 transition and the suspicious rebranding of historical figures like Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein as autistic. He argues that the massive escalation in cases since the 1990s is not merely better screening, but a result of environmental toxicity and social engineering. McRoy highlights the role of the Macy Conferences and the Rockefeller Foundation in establishing the field of cybernetics, which he claims provided the blueprint for merging human consciousness with artificial intelligence. He identifies aluminum adjuvants and the MTHFR gene mutation as critical factors that allow heavy metals to bypass the blood-brain barrier, leading to the dysregulation of calcium neuronal channels. The discussion links the Tavistock Center and post-genderism movements to a broader transhumanist agenda aimed at collapsing biological dualities into a controllable, synthetic spectrum. Personal testimony anchors the technical analysis as McRoy recounts his son’s severe reaction to a DTAP vaccination and a subsequent 2014 sighting of a square-shaped metallic craft. He suggests that the VPR intelligence model used by AI is being intentionally modeled after autistic cognitive patterns to facilitate a future of direct neural uploads. The segment concludes with a look at the hyper-materialist view of the soul and the irony of using digital platforms to warn against the coming cyborg reality.

David Icke details the mechanics of a global control matrix and the non-human interference shaping human history. Icke recounts his 1990 awakening at the BBC and explains how the Rockefeller and Rothschild families maintain a debt-based system through the manipulation of the Saturn Moon Matrix. This analysis positions the material world as a holographic simulation governed by predatory interdimensional forces. Research into the Babylonian Brotherhood and the Nag Hammadi library reveals a consistent history of Archons, Jinn, and the Zulu Chittahuri. Icke claims that high-level initiates like Alan Greenspan outrank presidents Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton within a hidden Satanic hierarchy. The discussion covers the use of elite rituals at Rothschild estates to open energetic gateways, the suspicious death of Stanley Kubrick following the release of Eyes Wide Shut, and the role of 5G signals in disrupting the body’s electrical frequency field. Icke also previews his book The Trigger, which provides a controversial re-examination of the September 11 attacks and the technological agenda of the smart-city transition. Greg Carlwood reflects on the legacy of Icke’s work compared to contemporaries like Alex Jones and the Ringmakers of Saturn research by Norman Berggren. The conversation shifts from the tangible world of secret societies to the illusory nature of physical reality, punctuated by Icke’s signature observations on the narrow band of human sight and the frequency of joy. The episode concludes with a look at the Renegade film and the upcoming infrastructure overhaul of the Higher Side Chats platform.

Dr. Joseph P. Farrell returns to analyze the intersection of ancient cosmology and modern psychotronics, arguing that the arts were historically engineered as technologies for managing human consciousness. From the contrapuntal complexity of J.S. Bach to the alleged 'Voice of God' weapons developed by DARPA, this investigation frames mind control not as a recent invention, but as the manipulation of an inherent universal grammar. Farrell posits that the shift from objective Baroque structures to subjective Romanticism signaled a deliberate move toward narcissism, stripping humanity of its role as a microcosm of the divine. Soviet researchers during the Cold War explored electromagnetic medicine and phase conjugation to influence the 'Russian soul,' contrasting sharply with the trauma-based MKUltra experiments conducted by the CIA. Dr. William Tiller and other scientists have demonstrated that group intentionality can alter the physical properties of organisms, suggesting that human intent can be imprinted into the environment like ancient amulets. These findings link the 1952 Washington D.C. UFO flap and the career of Senator Joseph McCarthy to a deeper financial and technological scandal involving the suppression of innate human psychic potential. Recent reports of physiological symptoms at the Cuban embassy and the rollout of 5G infrastructure further suggest a transition toward a psychotronically controlled society. Farrell shares a personal account of returning to the pipe organ after thirty years, discovering that muscle memory persists as a dormant, innate ability that defies materialist explanations. He and Greg Carlwood reflect on the 'Archon' theory, suggesting that elite control mechanisms are born from a jealousy of human creativity and the unique ability to manifest reality through physical action. The conversation concludes with a warning regarding YouTube censorship and the importance of maintaining independent archives of forbidden knowledge.

Dr. Rob Brown, a diagnostic radiologist formerly of NYU and the Cleveland Clinic, challenges the medical establishment by exposing the biochemical and electromagnetic hazards hidden in modern American households. Following a personal recovery through energy medicine, Brown details how common items like aluminum foil, non-stick Teflon pans, and BPA-free plastics leach neurotoxins and endocrine disruptors into the body. He argues that the home is the final frontier for an individualized revolution against corporate environmental neglect. Secondary hazards include the suppression of melatonin by LED blue light and Wi-Fi routers, which Brown links to impaired immune function and increased cancer risk. He cites the Environmental Working Group as a vital resource for navigating the unregulated personal care industry, where the Personal Care Product Safety Act seeks to address the absorption of chemicals through the skin. Historical parallels are drawn between modern EMF exposure and the pedoscope radiation boxes used in shoe stores until 1970, illustrating the decades-long delay between known scientific danger and public policy changes. Brown further identifies dirty electricity and microwave ovens as significant disruptors of biological water frequencies and mitochondrial health. Beyond physical toxins, the conversation explores the Bagua map and Feng Shui principles to remediate poison arrows and stagnant energy within living spaces. Greg Carlwood reflects on the synchronicity of his own home layout while Brown describes candle meditation as a tool for manifestation and reaching deep trance states. The guest emphasizes that removing physical and energetic clutter is essential for transitioning from a victim mentality to a conscious creator of reality.

Author Brad Olsen details his recent expedition to Antarctica and the Drake Passage, revealing evidence of a high-level global cover-up involving John Kerry, Buzz Aldrin, and Prince Harry. These elite visits to the Palmer Peninsula coincide with reports of massive craft buried under the ice, censored Google Earth coordinates, and ancient pyramids that suggest a hidden history of the fifth continent. Olsen connects these anomalies to the 1962 Antarctica Treaty and the demilitarization of a region that remains the most volcanically active landmass on Earth. Secondary accounts from the Argentinian research station Belgrano II describe high-speed orbs and UFO activity observed by marine biologists in late 2018. The historical record points to Nazi Germany’s New Schwabenland bases and the Vril Society, where psychic Maria Orsic allegedly channeled aircraft blueprints from the Aldebaran star system. These exotic technologies are linked to Admiral Byrd’s Operation High Jump and the suppression of Nikola Tesla’s wireless energy grid. Further claims involve the petrochemical medical consortium’s role in burying Royal Raymond Rife’s 1930s cancer frequency cure to protect corporate profits. Brad Olsen describes the surreal experience of penguins showing zero fear of humans and the potential for geothermal ecosystems in Lake Vostok to mirror life on Jupiter’s moon, Europa. Greg Carlwood reflects on his transition from a GameStop manager to an esoteric researcher, urging listeners to fortify their consciousness against the Luciferian Egregore. The conversation concludes with a look at how the Council of Nine seances directly influenced Gene Roddenberry’s vision for the Star Trek universe.

Mark Stavish joins the program to detail the mechanics of egregores, autonomous psychic entities created by collective group minds that function as hidden social control mechanisms. Drawing from his book Egregores: The Occult Entities That Watch Over Human Destiny, Stavish explains how these thought forms emerge from religious cults, political movements, and even corporate structures to dictate human behavior. He argues that modern materialism has blinded society to the reality of these entities, which operate as spiritual parasites fueled by human emotional energy. The Institute of Hermetic Studies founder traces the evolution of these forces from the Book of Enoch and ancient Rome to the commercialized esoteric groups of today. Stavish claims that organizations like the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and various New Age movements often become "occult versions of Amway," prioritizing recruitment over genuine enlightenment. He cites the work of Alexandra David-Neel to illustrate how focused mental attention can manifest tangible entities, while warning that ghost hunters often inadvertently create the hauntings they seek to document. The discussion further examines how the Catholic Church, Mormonism, and Islam interact with non-human intelligences through established psychic conduits. Stavish offers a pragmatic path forward by emphasizing the Delphic injunction to know thyself rather than becoming lost in external conspiracy theories. He suggests that individuals can reclaim their agency by building energy around their own family names and ancestor offerings instead of feeding the egregores of elite families or political parties. Greg Carlwood concludes the session by reflecting on the collective intention of the audience and the potential for a positive intentionality within the podcast community itself.

Dr. Gerald Pollack and Greg Carlwood challenge the foundations of modern cell biology by detailing the discovery of H3O2, a liquid-crystal state known as the fourth phase of water. This research at the University of Washington suggests that water near hydrophilic surfaces forms an exclusion zone that functions as a natural battery, powered primarily by infrared light. The findings provide a physical mechanism for the legacy of Nikola Tesla and Viktor Schauberger while questioning why the scientific establishment continues to marginalize radical breakthroughs in favor of corporate-sponsored tradition. Historical scientific controversies serve as a backdrop for current research, including the Soviet-era Polywater debacle involving Boris Deryagin and the professional exile of French immunologist Jacques Benveniste. Benveniste faced a public investigation by Nature editor John Maddox and magician James Randi after claiming water retains a memory of antibodies. Beyond history, Dr. Pollack explains how Fourth Phase Inc, supported by Robert Kennedy Jr., aims to commercialize low-energy desalination and filtration technologies. The discussion further posits that the human heart acts only as an auxiliary pump, with infrared-driven EZ water flow facilitating the movement of red blood cells through narrow capillaries as observed in chick embryo studies by Vladimir Vyakov. Personal health implications emerge through the lens of the Hunza people of Pakistan and the structured bubbles found in Dave Asprey’s Bulletproof Coffee. Dr. Gerald Pollack and Greg Carlwood examine how biological dehydration contributes to aging, noting that water content drops from 80 percent at birth to 65 percent in late adulthood. The conversation concludes with a look at the Institute for Venture Science, an organization dedicated to funding paradigm-shifting research that bypasses the materialist mindset of mainstream academia.

Dr. Stephen Hussey challenges the foundational pillars of Western cardiology by redefining the heart as a vortexing organ rather than a mechanical pressure pump. Drawing on the research of Dr. Gerald Pollack and Giorgio Baroldi, Hussey argues that the Rockefeller-led medical monopoly has suppressed the reality of fourth-phase structured water and the heart's role in spiraling blood. He posits that the traditional understanding of atherosclerosis and cholesterol is fundamentally flawed, serving as a distraction from the true evolutionary causes of heart disease. Modern health epidemics stem from a mismatch between human genetics and a rapidly changing environment dictated by the pharmaceutical and corporate food industries. Hussey explains how epigenetics allows environmental factors like lectins, phytic acid, and social isolation to trigger chronic inflammatory conditions. He details the mechanism of heart attacks as a nervous system imbalance leading to lactic acid buildup and tissue necrosis, rather than simple arterial blockages. The discussion highlights the efficacy of the carnivore diet, the dangers of grain-heavy agricultural diets seen in ancient Egypt, and the benefits of maintaining a fat-burning metabolism through ketosis. Greg Carlwood connects these biological truths to the broader suppression of ether physics and the work of pioneers like Viktor Schauberger and Rudolf Steiner. The conversation explores the potential for vortexed water infrastructure and the importance of sourcing mineral-rich spring water to maintain cellular charge. Dr. Hussey shares his personal journey of managing type 1 diabetes through evolutionary biology, ultimately advocating for a return to natural systems to bypass the corporate sickness machine.

Semir Osmanagich and Jock Doubleday challenge the foundations of academic archaeology with evidence of a massive, artificial pyramid complex in the Visoko Valley of Bosnia. These structures, including the Pyramid of the Sun, exhibit a 12-second orientation to true north and emit a continuous 28 kilohertz electromagnetic beam confirmed by electrical engineer Goran Marjanovic. The discovery suggests a global network of prehistoric engineering that defies the standard historical timelines taught at institutions like Cambridge University. Field research at the Ravne Tunnel Labyrinth reveals a sophisticated passive ventilation system where oxygen levels increase deeper into the prehistoric tunnels. Russian scientist Valery Uvarov and researcher Jock Doubleday link these sites to planetary shielding theories, suggesting the Earth was terraformed with alternating geopolymer layers to protect inner-earth inhabitants from asteroid impacts. Additional investigations in Rockwall and Utopia, Texas, identify similar scalar antennas and artificial rock walls that mirror the baked clay stone construction found in the Bosnian riverbeds. These findings support the Electric Universe model proposed by Wallace Thornhill, which disputes gravitational accretion in favor of intentional planetary design. Jock Doubleday recounts the physical dangers of his 23-month residency in Visoko, including navigating active landmines from the Bosnian War on Ossiella Hill to document hidden terracing. Greg Carlwood reflects on the legacy of the late Philip Coppens while exploring the possibility of interdimensional beings like the Anshar residing within a hollow earth. The segment highlights the shift in local Bosnian politics as tourism revenue finally forces municipal support for these controversial excavations.

Adamantium Real Estate and a mysterious figure known as The Wolverine now control Skinwalker Ranch, where research into portal timing and unidentified craft has reached a fever pitch. Local investigator Ryan Patrick Burns reports that the Delaware-based shell company replaced Robert Bigelow’s scientific team to monitor high-energy dimensional rifts that appear to cause physical degradation in biological subjects. These activities coincide with reports of intense surveillance and the deployment of remote viewers to defend the Uintah Basin from foreign psychic interference. Ryan Patrick Burns details a history of high strangeness involving the National Institute for Discovery Science and the Invisible College, a clandestine group of academics and billionaires studying precognitive phenomena. The Uintah Basin serves as a focal point for intradimensional plasma intelligence that manifests as shape-shifting entities, blue orbs, and raptor-like creatures. Burns highlights the biological risks associated with these sites, citing elevated rates of ALS and cancer among those exposed to portal zones. Additional claims involve a Russian attempt to fund a man-made stargate in the Utah desert using Spanish gold and the use of biochemical portals by special access programs. Ryan Patrick Burns recounts a harrowing 1990s encounter with a Navajo skinwalker that left him catatonic and under the care of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. He describes the phenomenon as a digital hack of human consciousness that mimics the observer’s fears, including manifesting holographic police lights to trigger anxiety. This trickster intelligence, reminiscent of Middle Eastern Djinn, continues to evade the scientific method by anticipating the moves of researchers before they occur.

Randall Carlson presents evidence for a catastrophic hypervelocity impact 12,900 years ago that triggered the Younger Dryas and the sudden extinction of North American megafauna. He challenges the overkill hypothesis, arguing that Paleo-Indian hunters could not have exterminated millions of mammoths, and instead points to the physical record of magnetic grains and nanodiamonds found in the black mat layer of the Clovis culture. Carlson links these geological events to the destruction of the Library of Alexandria and the loss of sophisticated prehistoric knowledge. Scientific proxies from nuclear weapons testing helped identify the iridium and isotopes associated with the 2007 Firestone paper, which Carlson uses to validate his 1988 impact proposal. He details the collapse of the Gothic cathedral-building era during the Little Ice Age and the subsequent transition of Freemasonry from operative guilds to speculative societies to preserve architectural geometry. Carlson also connects the climatic disaster of 536 AD to the Battle of Camelot and the Justinian Plague, suggesting that tree rings and ice cores confirm a global cooling event that decimated European populations. Randall Carlson reinterprets the Holy Grail as a lost environmental restoration technology rather than a mere religious relic. He shares personal reflections on his 40-year tenure as a Freemason, wearing his grandfather's apron to lodge meetings while defending the organization against modern conspiracy theories. Greg Carlwood questions the role of entheogens in these ancient mysteries, suggesting the Grail may symbolize a psychedelic tool used to bridge human consciousness with the forces of nature.

Ecologist Peter Allen challenges the Wilderness Myth by detailing how indigenous North Americans actively engineered the continent into a hyper-productive food forest before European arrival. Allen, who operates Mastodon Valley Farm in Wisconsin, argues that the perceived wildness of the 1492 landscape was actually the result of sophisticated land management using fire and rotational grazing. This restorative approach suggests that modern environmental collapse can only be reversed by reintegrating humans as active participants in the biosphere. Historical pollen records from 8,000 years ago confirm that Native Americans maintained oak savannas as a primary food source, utilizing acorns as a global staple crop long before the Neolithic revolution. In Madison, Wisconsin, the current eutrophication of glacial lakes and toxic cyanobacteria blooms serve as a biological warning of the failure of industrial agriculture. Allen advocates for a return to pulsed grazing techniques that mimic extinct Pleistocene megafauna like mastodons to build topsoil and sequester carbon. By utilizing symbiotic fungal networks and methanotropic bacteria, farmers can eliminate the need for fossil fuel-based fertilizers and antibiotic-heavy feedlots. Greg Carlwood and Peter Allen explore the Seinfeld philosophy of fortification, framing self-sufficiency as the ultimate defense against systemic tyranny. The conversation moves from the mechanical mindset of the industrial age to the sensory atrophy caused by modern screen addiction. Allen describes the traditional timber framing and ecological consulting at Mastodon Valley Farm as a blueprint for generational deprogramming and reclaiming personal responsibility.

Jay Dyer returns to the program to expose the deep-state architecture behind Hollywood, revealing how the CIA and international mafia syndicates use cinema as a front for money laundering and psychological warfare. Dyer details the documented links between Sam Giancana, the Chicago mob, and the Central Intelligence Agency, specifically regarding the casting of Al Pacino in The Godfather. The conversation moves through the hidden history of studio financing, identifying films like Red Scorpion and Tomb Raider as potential vehicles for moving illicit capital and advancing intelligence interests. Beyond the silver screen, the analysis turns to the subversion of the Catholic Church and the geopolitical utility of the Our Lady of Fatima apparitions. Dyer cites the research of David Wimhoff and Victor Marchetti to argue that the Vatican became a tool for American doctrinal warfare during the Cold War, facilitated by weekly meetings between Pope John Paul II and CIA Director William Colby. The discussion also connects the suspicious death of Roberto Calvi to the P2 Masonic lodge and the long-standing financial management of the papacy by the Rothschild family. Further segments examine the NXIVM cult’s ties to the Bronfman dynasty and the dark web’s role in modern human trafficking. Greg Carlwood and Jay Dyer contrast the merits of drug legalization against the reality of state-sponsored social engineering through the opioid crisis. Dyer offers a critical breakdown of V for Vendetta, suggesting that commercialized anarchism serves as an elite tool to dismantle traditional social structures. The episode concludes with a deep dive into the esoteric films of Panos Cosmatos and the rebranding of ancient demonic entities as modern extraterrestrial visitors.

Investigative journalist Del Bigtree challenges the safety of the childhood vaccine schedule, citing a Harvard Medical School study that suggests the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) captures less than 1% of actual injuries. Bigtree, the founder of the Informed Consent Action Network (ICANN), argues that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) lacks specific data on the number of children expected to die from mandated programs. He highlights the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act as a primary driver of regulatory failure, as it shields pharmaceutical companies from liability for their products. Whistleblowers like Dr. William Thompson and Dr. Andrew Zimmerman have provided testimony linking vaccines to regressive autism in specific sub-populations, yet the Department of Justice reportedly dismissed Zimmerman after he identified risks for children with mitochondrial disorders. In New Jersey, autism rates have climbed to 1 in 32 children, a trend Bigtree labels a national security crisis. Furthermore, Merck whistleblowers allege the company manipulated mumps vaccine data to maintain a patent monopoly despite declining efficacy. Studies using baboon models now suggest the DTaP vaccine allows for asymptomatic transmission of pertussis, meaning vaccinated individuals can unknowingly spread the bacteria to vulnerable infants. Del Bigtree recounts his transition from producing the daytime talk show The Doctors to becoming a full-time advocate for medical transparency. He points to the historical portrayal of measles in 1960s media like The Brady Bunch as a routine childhood event to contrast with modern health agency narratives. Greg Carlwood reflects on the rise of the ex-vaxxer movement and the strategic use of media hit pieces to create familial rifts over bodily autonomy.

Matt Landman exposes the expansion of the SCOPEX experiment, a Harvard-led initiative funded by Bill Gates to spray chemical aerosols into the stratosphere. This solar geoengineering project, spearheaded by David Keith, aims to dim sunlight under the guise of climate mitigation while utilizing ionosphere heaters and HAARP technology to manipulate global jet streams. Landman connects these atmospheric interventions to the presence of aluminum oxide in the environment, which functions as a patented fire accelerant linked to recent catastrophic California wildfires. Beyond the skies, the mandatory 2020 5G deployment in Arizona and the San Francisco Bay Area introduces millimeter-wave technology previously reserved for military active denial systems. The FCC currently restricts local municipalities from citing health concerns to block infrastructure, leading to the proliferation of cell towers disguised as trees and mailboxes. Biological impacts include the disruption of the human endocrine system and the suppression of the pineal gland, with Landman citing high suicide rates among utility workers and the abandonment of the natural Schumann resonance. International regulations in France and China already acknowledge these risks, contrasting sharply with the lack of oversight from the FDA regarding frequency-based medical suppression. Landman demonstrates the Acoustimeter to reveal the high radiation output of Xbox consoles and wireless baby monitors while advocating for the alkaline protocols of Dr. Sebi. The conversation shifts from the 440Hz tuning standards of Joseph Goebbels to the protective potential of silver-lined SPARO clothing. Greg Carlwood concludes with a critique of San Diego’s new network of 4,200 smart sensors, framing the transition to a surveillance-heavy smart city as the ultimate end-game for frequency-based control.

Physicist Russell Targ and filmmaker Lance Munguia reveal the classified history of the Stargate Project, a two-decade CIA initiative that utilized psychic spying to gain a strategic advantage during the Cold War. Targ, a co-founder of the Stanford Research Institute (SRI) program, details how psychic operators successfully located a crashed Soviet Tu-22 bomber in Zaire and navigated the Kremlin to describe Leonid Brezhnev’s private office. The documentary Third Eye Spies brings this hidden history to light, featuring on-camera testimony from CIA physician Kit Green and scientist Ken Kress to validate the program's operational successes. Remote viewing protocols developed at SRI allowed individuals like Ingo Swann and Pat Price to perceive distant targets, including a top-secret NSA listening post at Sugar Grove and the rings of Jupiter before NASA’s Pioneer spacecraft confirmed their existence. The program even trained a psychic spying corps within the US Army Intelligence Command, demonstrating that intuitive abilities are a latent human faculty rather than a rare gift. While MKUltra head Sidney Gottlieb proposed using LSD to enhance these sessions, Targ rejected the drugs in favor of clear conscious awareness. The research suggests a non-local model of physics where retrocausality and eight-dimensional space-time manifolds allow consciousness to bypass physical distance entirely. Lance Munguia compares the role of a remote viewing monitor to a Dungeon Master in Dungeons & Dragons, guiding the viewer through a complex mental landscape. The conversation touches on the mysterious death of Pat Price, his identification of UFO bases at Mount Hayes, and the ethical divide between scientific discovery and military secrecy. Greg Carlwood explores the legacy of these experiments, questioning how modern paradigms of empathy and interconnectedness might evolve if the veil of government secrecy is finally lifted.

KJ Osborne of The Scariest Movie Ever Made reveals how his tenure at NBC and CBS exposed a coordinated occult architecture within the entertainment industry. Following a career working for Troma Entertainment and Fangoria, Osborne describes being approached by Freemason producers in Hollywood before a spiritual awakening led him to decode the symbolic language of the global elite. He identifies the current era as the activation of a beast system designed to dismantle traditional structures through media manipulation and corporate ritual. The transition from the Age of Pisces to the Age of Aquarius serves as the backdrop for an analysis of The Economist 2019 cover and numerology cited by the International Monetary Fund. Osborne links the rise of automation at McDonalds and KFC to a transhumanist agenda, while highlighting the normalization of witchcraft in mainstream culture through figures like Tom Brady and Cardi B. The discussion details the chemical impact of pharmaceuticals, with Osborne recounting how Zoloft and heart medications induced suicidal ideation following a major cardiac event. He advocates for plant-based healing and Kratom as alternatives to a medical system he characterizes as a portal for demonic influence. Adam Levine’s Super Bowl tattoos and meteor imagery are framed as invocations of returning gods during this period of cultural upheaval. Greg Carlwood and KJ Osborne examine the unification of opposites in celebrity parenting and the MK Ultra glitches observed in stars like Lady Gaga. The conversation concludes with a look at the terrifying biblical descriptions of angels, contrasting them with the sanitized versions found in modern fashion and pop culture.

Publisher Kris Millegan reveals the clandestine origins of TrineDay and his family’s deep ties to the OSS and CIA, exposing how intelligence agencies manufacture global conflicts. A 1956 photograph of operative Edward Lansdale picnicking with North Vietnamese leaders serves as a smoking gun, suggesting that high-level enemies maintain private cooperation while staging public battles for media consumption. This hidden history connects the Vietnam War to a deliberate heroin pipeline designed to subvert American youth and secure a permanent market for global drug smugglers. Historical analysis traces the roots of modern prohibition to the Spanish-American War and the seizure of the Philippines to control opium trade routes. William Howard Taft, a member of the Skull and Bones society, utilized his position as governor to criminalize opium, a move that paradoxically increased the value of the product for elite smuggling syndicates. These operations are supported by a middle layer of control involving arms manufacturing in Connecticut and the refinement of gasoline at Yale, ensuring the military-industrial complex remains a closed loop. Millegan further details the suppression of Daniel Estulin’s Bilderberg Group film and the FBI harassment of producers attempting to adapt the Franklin Scandal, illustrating the lengths the shadow government goes to protect its narrative. Pathology assistant James Jenkins and members of the JFK honor guard provide chilling testimony regarding the Bethesda autopsy, including evidence that the President’s body arrived thirty minutes before the official motorcade. Kris Millegan defends the controversial account of Judith Vary Baker while linking the SV40 monkey virus in polio vaccines to the modern cancer epidemic. The conversation concludes with a look at the hypnotic 60-cycle flicker rates of television and the use of mass trauma rituals like 9/11 to rebuild society through psychological warfare.