Episodes

Emmy award-winning producer Tim Swartz joins the program to investigate the enduring mysteries of hollow earth mythology and the deep state's interest in the polar regions. Swartz details the historical scientific models of Sir Edmund Halley and Athanasius Kircher while contrasting modern seismic data with the physical limits of human drilling. The conversation centers on the possibility of breakaway civilizations and hominid cousins residing within vast subterranean cavern systems hidden beneath the crust. Recent high-profile visits to Antarctica by Buzz Aldrin and John Kerry coincide with Russian drilling projects at Lake Vostok that may have uncovered ancient extraterrestrial bacteria. Swartz cites the research of Dr. Brooks Agnew regarding a potential internal sun and examines Dr. Wendy Lockwood’s claims that HAARP is used to locate interdimensional portals. The narrative spans from the Denisovan DNA discoveries in Siberia to the acoustic engineering of the Malta Oracle chamber, where 30,000 skeletons suggest Neolithic priest classes utilized subterranean sound manipulation. Additional focus is placed on Joseph Farrell’s reports of Saudi excavations and the theory that Antarctica serves as a frozen repository for a pre-human, high-technology Atlantis. Tim Swartz shares accounts of the Shaver Mystery and the malevolent Deros that may have inspired the darker origins of the Krampus legend. Greg Carlwood explores the lunar anomalies reported by Russian astronomers who posited the moon is an artificial structure that rang like a bell during Apollo missions. The session concludes with a look at the seed points of civilization at Gobekli Tepe and the ongoing fringe news aggregated at Swartz’s Conspiracy Journal.

Connor Habib joins the program to dissect the intersection of sexual freedom and the occult, arguing that the regulation of human desire is the primary mechanism for state control. Habib, alongside chaos magician Gordon White and mortician Caitlin Doughty, prepares for the Chaotic Good event in Los Angeles to challenge the institutionalized shame and religious policing that stifle modern consciousness. The discussion centers on how repressive regimes utilize sexual legislation to monitor behavior and maintain a population in perpetual servitude. Specific cases of state overreach include the tragic story of an individual subjected to electroshock therapy under archaic sodomy laws and the modern expansion of the Sex Offender Registry for non-predatory behavior. Habib critiques the hypocrisy of a society that regulates sexual imagery in media while weaponizing it in advertising to manipulate consumers. The conversation also addresses the legal dangers facing minors under current child pornography statutes and the institutional fear of litigation driving restrictive college campus codes of conduct. Habib further challenges the 'selfish gene' model of evolutionary biology championed by Richard Dawkins, suggesting it serves as a capitalist narrative rather than objective science. Habib describes the act of masturbation as a fundamental occult experience where imagination triggers a physical biological response, effectively serving as an individual's personal Big Bang. Drawing on his experience as a professional pornographic performer, he details the 'athletic' detachment required in the industry versus the immersive intimacy of private life. The dialogue concludes with a look at the biography of Rudolf Steiner and the esoteric foundations of Waldorf schools.

Xavier Hayes joins the program to detail a hidden history of global control, beginning with the 1913 establishment of the Federal Reserve and the suspicious sinking of the Titanic. Hayes argues that the Rothschild banking dynasty orchestrated the War of 1812 to punish the United States for failing to renew a central bank charter, leading to the British burning the White House. This legacy of financial dominance is traced through the presidency of Andrew Jackson, who survived multiple assassination attempts after successfully vetoing the bank's renewal. The narrative connects ancient Egyptian Shem Su Hor priests to modern systems of debt and spiritual governance, suggesting that religious concepts of karma were early tools of social engineering. Hayes identifies reptilian symbolism throughout pop culture, citing the Sinclair family's dinosaur-themed oil logo and Jim Henson's sudden death during negotiations with Disney as evidence of elite occult influence. The discussion covers the Smithsonian Institution's alleged suppression of 14-foot-tall skeletons found in Cartersville, Georgia, and historical accounts from Amerigo Vespucci and Ferdinand Magellan regarding encounters with living giants in the New World. Further claims link DARPA and the National Security Council to a modern power pyramid that maintains control through media consolidation and property tax mechanisms. Greg Carlwood and Xavier Hayes examine the possibility of an inner-earth civilization, dismissing Flat Earth theories as a distraction from the Hollow Earth reality. The conversation touches on the deification of World War II pilots in cargo cults like that of John Frum and the mysterious death of Meriwether Lewis. From the cannibalistic Nephilim of biblical lore to the predictive programming in GI Joe cartoons, the episode challenges the official record of human history.

Clif High reveals the latest findings from the Web Bot Project, a predictive linguistics system that identifies shifts in the collective unconscious to forecast global events. High details how his algorithms successfully predicted the 2012 Costa Concordia disaster and the 2003 power outage by tracking subtle changes in human vocabulary. The data now points toward a massive economic inflection point comparable to the French Revolution as sovereign fiat systems face systemic breakdown. Global financial structures are shifting toward software-based cryptocurrencies as the Federal Reserve's primary asset, student debt, becomes increasingly uncollectible. High explains the rebranding of SAIC into Leidos to manage Antarctic operations, where high-tech corporations are allegedly pursuing exotic technologies and vast coal deposits. The report links these southern hemisphere activities to historical UFO reverse engineering contracts and the deployment of scanning tunneling electron microscopes in unconventional environments. High also addresses data interference from Corey Goode and marketing groups attempting to manipulate the disclosure narrative through planted memes. Beyond finance and secret programs, the discussion challenges the heliocentric model with a cometary field theory where planets spiral behind a 3,000 Kelvin ferrite sun. High cites the work of Viktor Schauberger and John Keely regarding implosion engines while examining seismic data that suggests the Moon is a hollow, ringing structure. Clif High provides a roadmap for navigating the next fifteen years of infrastructure change through his research at halfpasthuman.com.

McKay Jenkins, University of Delaware professor and author of Food Fight, exposes the industrial food complex and the toxic synthetic chemicals saturating the American diet. Jenkins details how megacorporations like Monsanto, Dow, and DuPont repurposed wartime munitions and defoliants into commercial herbicides, effectively turning the modern food supply into a delivery vector for chemical sales. The conversation centers on the intersection of journalism and environmental humanities to reveal how private profit consistently overrides public health. Agribusiness firms frequently cite the necessity of GMOs to solve global hunger, yet Jenkins notes that the majority of corn and soy crops serve American livestock and first-world trade rather than developing nations. The creation of the Interstate Highway System under President Eisenhower accelerated this centralization, leading to the disappearance of 4 million family farms and an average food transport distance of 1,500 miles. While the World Health Organization labels glyphosate a probable carcinogen, federal agencies like the EPA face regulatory capture, exemplified by the Trump administration's refusal to ban chlorpyrifos despite its links to pediatric brain damage. Even non-GMO wheat is now implicated in this toxic cycle, as farmers often apply glyphosate as a desiccant immediately before harvest. McKay Jenkins highlights the hypocrisy of pink washing, where corporations sponsor breast cancer awareness while simultaneously manufacturing products containing known carcinogens. He advocates for the perennial polyculture models developed by Wes Jackson at The Land Institute to replace the ecological devastation of monoculture farming. Host Greg Carlwood concludes by framing these findings as essential ammunition for listeners to challenge mainstream narratives regarding food safety and corporate transparency.

Dr. Stephen Skinner challenges the modern perception of the occult by presenting magic as a rigorous, repeatable technology rooted in Greco-Egyptian papyri and the scientific method. Skinner, a PhD in Classics and author of over 40 books, details how the Holy Roman Empire and early religious authorities systematically suppressed these natural technologies, forcing elite practitioners like John Dee into secrecy. The conversation centers on the restoration of classical grimoires and the rejection of 20th-century psychological interpretations in favor of objective spirit evocation. Skinner traces the migration of magical texts from Alexandria to Constantinople and eventually into the Latin translations used by 13th-century European sorcerers. He provides specific technical requirements for successful ritual work, including the use of consecrated circles, precise planetary timing, and the necessity of sharp instruments to affect the astral plane. Drawing on his observations of 36th-generation Taoist magicians in Asia, Skinner identifies universal mechanics in spirit binding that transcend cultural boundaries. He further addresses the controversial role of blood sacrifice as an energy source for non-human intelligences and offers a new identification of the Voynich Manuscript as a 15th-century medical and astrological text authored by a Jewish physician in Northern Italy. Beyond the technical manuals, the discussion explores the human element of the craft, from the importance of ritual hygiene to the "shy" nature of spirits who avoid the noise of modern urban environments. Skinner shares his personal conclusions on how burial rites like mummification and cremation dictate the soul's journey after death. Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the academic rigor required to treat magic as a difficult science akin to chemistry, emphasizing the commitment needed to move beyond the armchair and into practical experimentation.

Richard Belzer joins the program to detail the findings of his book Corporate Conspiracies, exposing how Wall Street and the pharmaceutical industry exert control over American life. Belzer and David Wayne document the specific pharmaceutical links to the death of Robin Williams, noting the actor was prescribed Mirtazapine and Seroquel prior to his suicide. The investigation highlights how Big Pharma advertising budgets effectively silence mainstream media outlets from reporting on drug-induced suicidal ideation. Corporate malfeasance extends to the environmental sector where Monsanto attorney Michael Taylor transitioned into a role as FDA Deputy Commissioner, illustrating the revolving door between regulators and industry. The discussion identifies the suppression of solar and wind technology by oil interests and the historical disinformation tactics used by the tobacco and sugar industries. Belzer contrasts the prevalence of American food deserts and GMOs with organic standards in rural France, while citing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. regarding the presence of thimerosal in vaccines. Further analysis reveals the Pentagon and CIA influence over Hollywood scripts for films like Zero Dark Thirty and American Sniper in exchange for military hardware. Belzer recounts his 2004 roast of Donald Trump at the Friars Club and a notorious televised physical altercation with Hulk Hogan. He shares a chilling warning from a former Secret Service agent who claimed Belzer was only safe from deep-state retaliation because he was categorized as a comedian. The conversation concludes with a look at the hollow moon theory and NASA code words used by astronauts like Edgar Mitchell to signal extraterrestrial encounters.

Miguel Conner joins the program to detail the ancient origins and modern resurgence of Gnosticism, a radical worldview that frames reality as a simulated prison planet. As the host of Aeonbyte Gnostic Radio and author of Voices of Gnosticism, Conner identifies the Archons as cosmic wardens led by a delusional Demiurge who harvests human energy. The conversation traces these heretical ideas from the library of Alexandria to the sci-fi narratives of Philip K. Dick and The Matrix. Historical figures like Simon Magus and the Apostle Paul emerge as pivotal characters in a spiritual rebellion against the Roman Catholic Church and orthodox authority. Conner explains how the Sethians acted as the punk rockers of antiquity, viewing the material universe as a manufactured nightmare while seeking the divine spark through ecstatic rituals and astral flight. The discussion integrates the depth psychology of Carl Jung with modern conspiracy theories from David Icke and John Lash, reinterpreting reptilian entities as manifestations of an astral bureaucracy. Miguel Conner argues that any serious artist is half a Gnostic, using creative expression to navigate the emotional chaos of the ego. The segment highlights the use of entheogens and sex magic in ancient Egypt as tools for achieving gnosis and bypassing the cosmic wardens. From the binding spells cast on Donald Trump to the Gnostic themes in Westworld, the dialogue explores a lineage of unadulterated freedom that persists through secret societies and underground magic.

Steven Snider, the researcher behind the VISUP blog known as Recluse, challenges the notion of a monolithic global elite by detailing the warring factions within the American Security Council and the World Anti-Communist League. Snider traces the lineage of modern deep-state power from the British Pilgrim Society to the Oklahoma City bombing, arguing that the globalist project is actually a volatile web of divergent secret societies and corporate interests. This investigation reveals how high-ranking military officials like Nathan Twining and Curtis LeMay integrated UFO research into the Strategic Defense Initiative while maintaining covert control through private intelligence networks. Project Artichoke and the Counterintelligence Corps utilized sexual blackmail and behavioral modification to manage internal threats, often leveraging 'fag files' compiled by General Paul Gaynor. Snider asserts that Sydney Gottlieb and MKUltra were used as public scapegoats to shield more extreme Pentagon-CIA projects like Project Often, which explored consciousness expansion and super-soldier programs. These operations frequently intersected with occultism, as seen in the collaboration between Julius Evola and Wilhelm Landig to establish the 'Black Sun' mythology. The influence of the Council of Nine, a group of channeled entities, appears in the background of the Kennedy assassination and Watergate, connecting Andrija Puharich to the Office of Security and the Marina Oswald circle. Steven Snider highlights the shift in American geopolitics as the Trump administration pivoted from 'America First' rhetoric to military interventions in Syria. He identifies Jared Kushner and Sheldon Adelson as the primary drivers of this Middle Eastern policy, aimed at destabilizing Iran. Snider notes that while the Rockefeller-funded scientific wing once dominated, the rise of private contractors like Robert Bigelow and Erik Prince signals a new era of privatized deep-state activity.

Dr. Bruce Lipton, a former Stanford School of Medicine professor and cell biologist, challenges the pharmaceutical industry and the medical establishment by asserting that humans are not victims of their genetic blueprints. Lipton argues that the field of epigenetics proves that environmental perception and the mind act as the primary contractors for protein synthesis, rendering the concept of genetic determinism obsolete. By shifting away from the belief that DNA controls destiny, individuals can reclaim biological mastery and move beyond the victimhood often reinforced by conventional healthcare models. Research into fetal development and meditation reveals that gene expression is highly adaptable, with immune system markers changing after just eight hours of practice. Lipton cites extreme examples of belief-driven biology, including firewalkers who remain unburned and religious practitioners in the Southern United States who survive toxic doses of strychnine and viper bites while in states of ecstasy. These phenomena highlight the dual mind theory, where the subconscious mind operates as a powerful autopilot for 95% of the day. While the conscious mind holds creative wishes, it is the downloaded programs from childhood theta brain waves that typically dictate health outcomes and relationship success, often leading to self-sabotage and the end of the honeymoon effect. Dr. Bruce Lipton explains that life serves as a physical printout of subconscious programming, where areas of struggle indicate a need for habituation or hypnosis. The discussion explores how energy psychology and super learning can rapidly rewrite these internal scripts to align with conscious goals. From the protective mental armor of physicians to the collective vibrations measured by a magnetoencephalograph, the focus remains on transitioning from separate, disempowered entities into a collective consciousness capable of manifesting a heaven-on-earth reality.

Isaac Weishaupt joins the program to detail the occult architecture of the Star Wars franchise, linking George Lucas to the 1969 Altamont Music Festival and the Manson Family. The analysis reveals how the concept of the Force mirrors the Vril energy field studied by Nazi secret societies like the Thule Society and medium Maria Orsik. Weishaupt argues that these cinematic narratives serve as a delivery system for Luciferian doctrine and the reconciliation of opposites, moving audiences toward a New Age spiritual evolution. Beyond the galaxy far, far away, the investigation extends to Walt Disney and his ties to the Order of DeMolay and Rosicrucianism. Specific claims connect the 2017 Beauty and the Beast remake to Aleister Crowley’s demonic archetypes, while the 1946 Babylon Workings by Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard are cited as the catalyst for modern UFO phenomena. The discussion further examines Donald Marshall’s testimony on underground cloning centers, the transhumanist goals of consciousness transfer, and the systemic normalization of taboos within the political class to eliminate the threat of blackmail. Technical anomalies haunt the recording as Skype audio is mysteriously replaced by music during key segments on the Illuminati agenda. Weishaupt offers listeners his book, The Star Wars Conspiracy, while the host shares a harrowing account of a family member’s experience with Navy trials and institutional abuse. The episode concludes with a critique of corporate psychopathy, citing Bayer’s contaminated blood scandal and Apple’s labor practices as the true dark magic of the modern era.

Gordon White returns to the program to analyze the accelerating decline of the American Empire and the geopolitical shifts favoring a multipolar world. White joins Greg Carlwood to discuss how the Trump administration, led by figures like Jared Kushner, navigates deep state infighting while military maneuvers in Syria and North Korea serve to manipulate US Treasury yields. The conversation centers on the Chaos Protocols as a survival map for an era defined by institutional collapse and the transition toward a 2030 economic endgame. Secondary developments include the removal of Steve Bannon from the National Security Council and the influence of George Soros on modern political factions. White highlights the Martin Armstrong economic models predicting China's rise as the global financial capital by 2032 and critiques the centralized nature of Universal Basic Income. The analysis extends to the corruption within the CDC and FDA, the reality of high-level pedophilia networks, and the strategic divestment from hydrocarbons by the Rockefeller Trust in 2014. These facts serve as a backdrop for a broader discussion on decentralization as the only viable insurance policy against systemic cronyism. Capturing the trickster spirit of the age, White utilizes the Jack Sparrow archetype from Pirates of the Caribbean to illustrate how individuals can remain flexible and probabilistic in a disenchanted world. Greg Carlwood shares a formative encounter with filmmaker Kevin Smith regarding the necessity of unreasonability in career risks. The segment concludes with practical advice on multi-generational living, the 1000 True Fans model, and using the Headspace app to protect the amygdala from the constant psychological warfare of the daily news cycle.

Author Nick Redfern exposes the Collins Elite, a clandestine Department of Defense group that interprets the UFO phenomenon as a demonic manifestation rather than an extraterrestrial threat. This secret society of intelligence agents and demonologists reportedly utilized the occult rituals of Aleister Crowley and Jack Parsons to investigate supernatural entities. Redfern details how these government-funded programs sought to weaponize the paranormal through Operation Often and the STAC initiative, attempting to open interdimensional portals for strategic military advantage. Research into these programs reveals a pattern of negative psychological and physical backlash, often described as a supernatural infection or dark cloud affecting participants at classified facilities. Redfern connects the 1947 UFO wave to the Jet Propulsion Lab, where Jack Parsons famously invoked the god Pan before rocket launches, and explores the role of magazine editor Ray Palmer in crafting the modern flying saucer narrative. The investigation extends to the Loch Ness Monster, where investigator Ted Holiday linked the creature to a dragon cult operating near Aleister Crowley’s Boleskine House, and the 2003 looting of the Baghdad Museum, which some allege was a targeted operation to recover the immortality secrets of King Gilgamesh for transport to a Utah research base. Nick Redfern shares his skepticism regarding government disclosure, suggesting that the Men in Black may actually be agents of a hidden, Earth-based race known as crypto-terrestrials. The conversation touches on the mysterious disappearance of Bruno Borges in Brazil and the digital ciphers of Cicada 3301, which Redfern suggests may be a recruitment tool for a deep-state occult network. Redfern concludes with details on his upcoming appearance at the Kent Ohio Paranormal Weekend to discuss his extensive research into these shadowy organizations.

Award-winning filmmaker Massimo Mazzucco joins the program to detail his investigative research into the Apollo moon landings, the suppression of alternative cancer treatments, and the industrial origins of marijuana prohibition. Mazzucco, director of September 11: The New Pearl Harbor, outlines how institutional deception across NASA, the American Medical Association, and the petrochemical industry relies on public incredulity to maintain massive secrets. NASA engineer Kelly Smith recently warned that the Van Allen radiation belts remain a primary obstacle for the Orion mission, directly contradicting Apollo-era claims that 1960s astronauts traversed these lethal zones without specialized shielding. Beyond space travel, the medical establishment continues to favor high-profit chemotherapy over natural protocols like sodium bicarbonate and the Gerson therapy, a systemic bias Mazzucco traces back to the Rockefeller Foundation’s influence on 20th-century medical curricula. Industrial giants like DuPont and the timber industry similarly lobbied for the 1930s demonization of hemp to eliminate competition for synthetic textiles and paper production. Massimo Mazzucco shares a striking anecdote about an Italian broadcast of his 9-11 documentary on a Berlusconi-owned channel, which triggered a rare year-long mainstream debate on the Twin Towers. He also analyzes the somber, cryptic behavior of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin during post-flight press conferences as evidence of the psychological burden carried by the Apollo crew. The conversation concludes with a look at the Euro as a tool for debt slavery and the host’s recent trip to the Cannabis Cup in San Bernardino.

Author Freddy Silva and host Greg Carlwood investigate the systematic suppression of ancient mystery schools by the Holy Roman Empire and the true origin of the resurrection ritual. Silva details how the Catholic Church, under Emperor Constantine, co-opted the Persian myth of Mithra and the imagery of the foliated cross to replace a 3,500-year-old initiation technology with a patriarchal intermediary system. The conversation centers on the discovery that resurrection was originally a living near-death experience designed to achieve spiritual self-development rather than a physical return from the grave. Evidence from the banned gospels of Philip and Thomas suggests an imposter church erased the mechanics of the soul practiced by Plato and Pythagoras. Silva describes the Great Pyramid of Giza as a piezoelectric machine engineered with quartz and magnetite to induce out-of-body states through geomagnetic resonance. These ancient traditions appear globally, from the Kriya Yoga of India to the Amurumuru portal in Peru and the mounds of Ohio. Silva also recounts a collective vision of 33 white-clad figures in the King’s Chamber, a phenomenon corroborated by the accounts of Paul Brunton and modern acoustic researchers. The appearance of genuine crop circles is linked to a group consciousness known as The Watchers, who historically intervene during cycles of global chaos. Silva connects these spiritual nudges to current NASA comet tracking and the 4,000-year cycles of human evolution. The discussion concludes with the shamanic roots of Christianity, citing John Michael Allegro’s research into the Amanita muscaria mushroom and the replacement of direct spiritual experience with symbolic dogma.

Robert Stanley reports that the U.S. Capitol was the site of multiple UFO landings on July 16, 2002, supported by photographic evidence that the federal government and the Vatican continue to suppress. Stanley, author of Close Encounters on Capitol Hill, identifies these entities as Archons—mind parasites that have influenced Washington D.C. since a documented 1947 exorcism. His research suggests the city's layout serves as a Luciferian energy farm designed to harvest human trauma. The Collins Elite allegedly operates within the American government to facilitate alliances with these parasitic entities, which Stanley claims induce psychopathy in political figures like Hillary Clinton and George Soros. These parasites are traced back to Enki, a fragmented prince of the Orion Empire who transformed Earth into a digital prison and genetic laboratory. Stanley details how the Anunnaki-led empire utilizes the Van Allen radiation belts as a soul trap, employing a false tunnel of light to force reincarnation and memory wipes. Environmental hazards, including nuclear venting in Malibu and the Fukushima disaster, are framed as a slow genocide intended to replace biological humans with AI-driven androids. Robert Stanley recounts a 1985 astral encounter in the Malibu mountains where he confronted an entity claiming to be the Father of Lies. He describes the sensation of missing time and the verification of his out-of-body travels by independent witnesses who saw him in their dreams. Stanley emphasizes that practicing empathy and creative acts serves as the primary antidote to the Archon infection currently steering the global singularity agenda.

Kenneth Price presents a 400-page investigation into the Titanic and Hindenburg disasters, alleging these tragedies were orchestrated by industrialist families to enforce a global petroleum monopoly. Price cites the 2005 Chatterton and Kohler dive findings of square-cut hull sections as evidence of internal demolition rather than an iceberg collision. This technical analysis suggests the rapid 160-minute sinking of the White Star liner was physically impossible under the official narrative. The transition from coal-fired steam to liquid fuel allowed the oil industry to suppress highly efficient technologies like the Stanley Steamer and the Stirling engine. Price details how the Hindenburg utilized diesel engines consuming only 200 gallons per hour, offering a buoyant alternative to modern jet travel that was dismantled following suspected ground-based sabotage. The research highlights the Philadelphia Electric Company battery exchange program and the use of asphalt roads as petroleum byproducts designed to create an evergreen revenue stream for the elite. Evidence from the Titanic debris field, located nearly half a mile apart, further contradicts the structural failure theories popularized by James Cameron and mainstream historians. Beyond the mechanical discrepancies, Price explores the chilling possibility that missing Titanic passengers were sold into the international slave trade. The discussion touches on the suspicious lack of human remains at the wreckage site and the survival rumors surrounding Captain Smith. Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the energy density of coal versus petroleum, questioning if modern environmental lobbying is merely a front for the oil-only oligarchy.

Independent researcher Michael Joseph joins the program to analyze the esoteric belief systems of global elites, focusing on the works of Albert Pike and Helena Blavatsky. Joseph argues that secret societies like Freemasonry view modern science and public figures like Neil deGrasse Tyson as vehicles for a modern mystery religion. The discussion centers on how these organizations interpret ancient Gnostic and Neoplatonic texts to shape global events through alchemical rituals. Secondary topics include the Vatican’s role in promoting the Big Bang Theory as a 'cosmic egg' archetype and the symbolic significance of the September 11 attacks. Joseph claims the destruction of the Twin Towers was a ritualistic collapse of Saturnian duality intended to initiate a move toward the 'New Atlantis.' The analysis extends to the occult meaning of Flight 93, the Thelemic value of the number 93, and the use of the Black Cube of Saturn in architecture. Joseph also examines how the elite use the Hegelian dialectic to manipulate the Flat Earth versus Globe Earth debate as a form of social alchemy. Michael Joseph shares his personal transition from a skeptical musician to an occult researcher following the 2012 Boston Bombing. The segment concludes with a look at the Kabbalistic origins of the Earth's iron core and the zodiacal associations of fossil fuels. The host addresses listener questions regarding Freemasonic branding while Joseph debuts his original track Johnny North to close the meeting.

Adam Kokesh, the prominent libertarian activist and host of Adam vs. The Man, outlines a radical strategy for the orderly dissolution of the United States federal government. Kokesh, a former Marine who served in Iraq, details his transition from military service to philosophical anarcho-capitalism following his incarceration for a shotgun demonstration at Freedom Plaza in Washington D.C. He argues that the institutionalized violence of the state is the primary driver of global human misery and must be replaced by a system of universal ethics and voluntary interaction. Kokesh cites the influence of Murray Rothbard and the peace thesis of Harvard professor Steven Pinker to claim that 90% of world violence originates from government policy. He asserts that agencies like the FDA and the IRS create markets for corruption and corporate lobbying that would vanish in a truly free market. During his 2020 presidential campaign, Kokesh plans to act as a custodian of dissolution, signing executive orders to privatize the Department of Education and the VA while transitioning the national economy toward cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. He currently lives in an RV on 11 acres in Arizona, practicing a self-sufficient lifestyle inspired by the Going Galt movement to minimize his tax contributions to the state. Host Greg Carlwood challenges the scalability of voluntarism, questioning whether public shaming can replace legal recourse for societal bad actors. The conversation touches on the biological nature of human cooperation and the potential for non-lethal technologies to render firearms obsolete. Kokesh concludes by offering his book Freedom as a digital resource for those seeking to move past the paradigm of centralized violent control.

Brien Foerster reveals genetic evidence from the Paracas skulls that challenges the standard Bering Land Bridge migration theory. These Peruvian specimens, preserved by the Atacama Desert, exhibit cranial volumes significantly larger than modern humans and possess unique mitochondrial DNA markers linked to the Middle East and Caucasus regions. Foerster details how medical examinations of newborn remains prove these elongated traits were inherited rather than achieved through artificial cranial deformation. Geologist Dr. Robert Schoch provides evidence of vertical rainfall erosion on the Great Sphinx, suggesting the Giza Plateau was developed over 10,000 years ago during a much wetter climate. In Bolivia, the megalithic sites of Tiwanaku and Pumapunku display precision basalt masonry that Arthur Poznansky dated to 15,000 BCE using the precession of the equinoxes. These locations connect to a global energy grid known as the Path of Viracocha, where quartz-rich stone may have functioned as ancient spiritual technology for consciousness amplification. Subterranean surveys via ground-penetrating radar further confirm multi-level tunnel systems beneath Cusco and Egypt that remain largely inaccessible to the public. Brien Foerster shares his experiences navigating the blocked labyrinths of Sacsayhuaman and the undeciphered Rongo-Rongo tablets of Easter Island. The conversation shifts to the Younger Dryas cataclysm, where physicist Paul LaViolette posits that galactic plasma bursts triggered the rapid sea-level rises that submerged the lost continent of Mu. Foerster concludes with a look at three-fingered mummified remains found in Nazca caves, suggesting a biological history far more complex than mainstream archaeology admits.