Topic: Audio Engineering

Production has moved to a sound-treated studio in Tampa, Florida, featuring an in-house audio engineer to eliminate environmental noise like storms and planes. While remote interviews will continue, the professional studio setting is expected to improve guest recruitment by offering a high-quality visual presentation. Free listeners will now have access to the first hour of episodes in video format on YouTube to aid show promotion.

The host recaps the second hour of the interview for Plus members, which covered Ron DeSantis's legal background at Guantanamo Bay and the "Council of Nine." Carlwood also discusses his investment in iZotope 10 Advanced audio software to improve the quality of remote interviews. He encourages listeners to subscribe to the Plus version of the show to support the program and access full conversations.

Greg Carlwood provides an update on Del Bigtree's recent surgery and recovery, explaining how he discovered Wayne Rohde's work through The High Wire. He also discusses his ongoing efforts to improve the podcast's remote interview audio quality by testing various software alternatives to Skype and Zoom.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces researcher Ross Ben to discuss elite rituals and the manipulation of reality. Carlwood notes that Ben is an independent researcher who operates off the grid, necessitating special audio engineering to ensure broadcast quality. The segment sets the stage for an exploration of time-warping rituals and secret esoteric orders.

A listener named Dave from the website Looper Star provided audio restoration services for this interview after it was recorded in a large, echoing library room at the University of Arizona. Dave, who typically sells guitar pedals and handles music-related projects, cleaned the file to improve clarity after the five-minute mark. The host acknowledges the inherent quality control difficulties of conducting interviews over Skype and phone lines.