Topic: Adam Gorightly

Greg and Soraya discuss "weird" entries in their respective archives, with Greg highlighting his interview with NLP co-founder Richard Bandler. They touch on the challenges of starting a podcast in the current saturated market compared to a decade ago. Soraya provides an update on Steph Young’s current work, noting her transition to independent podcasting and new books on near-death experiences.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, expressing skepticism about Irvin's connections between figures like Alan Watts and MKUltra. He mentions that the second hour of the subscriber show covers Irvin's views on diet and wheat. The episode concludes with the song "Psychedelic Secret Agent Man" by Adam Gorightly and a final plug for the new MKUltra-themed shirt at Conspiratees.net.

The host opens the program from San Diego during Comic-Con, reflecting on the contrast between public enthusiasm for superhero films and global crises. He introduces Adam Gorightly's new book, Historia Discordia, which explores the origins of the Discordian Society. The segment highlights the influence of counterculture figures like Robert Anton Wilson, Timothy Leary, and Terence McKenna on the upcoming discussion.

Adam Gorightly, also known by his Discordian name Pope Houdini Kundalini, joins the show to discuss his work as a "crackpot historian" archiving the Discordian Society. His new book, Historia Discordia, compiles notes and artifacts from the movement's early days. The host notes a personal synchronicity in discovering Gorightly's work while recently studying the lectures of Robert Anton Wilson.

Adam Gorightly joins the program to discuss his recent health routines, including the use of Bulletproof Coffee and a new juicing habit. The conversation covers the logistical challenges of cleaning high-end juicers and the benefits of using produce from Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) boxes. Ingredients such as ginger, chard, and turmeric are highlighted as part of a broader "awakening" regarding dietary choices.

Ron Patton describes the atmosphere of the Kava Lounge in San Diego, noting its psychoactive kava brews and suitability for future events. He reflects on the challenges of competing with Comic Con for attendance and expresses plans to invite speakers like Freeman Fly and Adam Gorightly for the next ParanoiaCon.

The hosts discuss the alleged use of fluoride to calcify the pineal gland and block spiritual "stargates." Thorne also laments the loss of the "prankster" element in modern political discourse, citing the firing of a rodeo clown for wearing an Obama mask as evidence of stifling political correctness on the left.

Olav Phillips promotes the upcoming ParanoiaCon in San Diego, emphasizing its affordability compared to other conventions. The event features speakers such as Adam Gorightly, Andy Colvin, and Marie D. Jones. Phillips also directs listeners to his Roku channel, The Anomalies Channel, and his writings on ConspiracyHQ and Paranoia Magazine.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces guest Kent Bain, author of The Most Dangerous Book in the World: 9-11 as a Mass Ritual. The segment features co-host Adam Gorightly returning from hiatus to discuss his ongoing book projects and the history of Discordianism. Carlwood sets the stage for a deep dive into occult symbolism and recent tragedies.

Greg Carlwood and Adam Gorightly reflect on the state of the world, discussing economic instability and the psychological impact of constant surveillance. They speculate on whether the "occult script" emerges from the collective subconscious rather than a small group of planners. The show concludes with Gorightly's track "Fields of Pain" and a mention of his weekly column, "Transmissions from a Dying Planet."

Host Greg Carlwood introduces researcher Ken Thomas, author of Popular Parapolitics and founder of Steam Shovel Press. Thomas explains his preference for the term parapolitics over conspiracy theory. The introduction mentions Adam Gorightly as a mutual connection and influence on their research styles.

Greg Carlwood introduces The Fireside Chat, welcoming guest co-host Adam Gorightly to the program. Gorightly discusses his weekly column, Transmissions from a Dying Planet, and mentions his current book and music projects. The hosts acknowledge a previous failed recording attempt on Groundhog Day.

The hosts discuss how legal contracts are used as a form of psychological control, often superseding personal relationships like marriage. Adam Gorightly departs the show, leaving Greg Carlwood to continue the interview with Andrew Colvin individually.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the episode, promoting Adam Gorightly's website and Andrew Colvin's various Mothman books available on Amazon. He encourages listeners to review the show on iTunes to counter negative ratings and signs off with a reminder to avoid "brainwashing" and stay safe until the next broadcast.

Dr. Rick Strassman's book, The Spirit Molecule, is cited as a modern study on how DMT can provide access to realms inhabited by advanced entities. This research supports the idea that altered states of mind, whether achieved through drugs or ritual, allow for interaction with non-human intelligences. The work of Adam Gorightly is also mentioned regarding how occultists like Parsons and Crowley may have opened permanent doorways for these entities.

Author and gonzo journalist Adam Gorightly joins the show to discuss his decades of research into counterculture, UFOs, and conspiracy theories. The introduction highlights Gorightly's work on Charles Manson and his reputation as a "crackpot historian" within the underground magazine circuit.

Greg Carlwood and Adam Gorightly conclude the interview by promoting Gorightly's books, including "Happy Trails to High Weirdness." Carlwood reminds listeners to vote for the show in the Podcast Awards and mentions his support for third-party candidates Gary Johnson and Jim Gray in the upcoming election.

The episode closes with a musical performance by Adam Gorightly titled "The New Prophet" from his album "Transmissions from a Dying Planet." Greg Carlwood previews an upcoming interview with Nick Redfern and provides a final shout-out to the sponsor, Conspiratease.net.