Topic: Ben Franklin

The interview concludes with a hopeful redefinition of "apocalypse" as an unveiling of truth rather than a disaster. Greg Carlwood recaps the "Plus" hour topics, including the 1983 portal and the nosedive of TTSA. He mentions the ancient Egyptian "Jed pillars" and their resemblance to electrical insulators, questioning the true history of electricity and figures like Ben Franklin before signing off.

Greg Carlwood introduces guest Ross Ben, a recurring mystic and "space weatherman" from Philadelphia, to provide an astrological forecast for 2022. The discussion is framed as a modern alternative to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Fireside Chats, aimed at navigating current societal frustrations. The segment previews topics including the 12-month cosmic outlook and indigenous wisdom from Ben's new book, Knowledge of the Nomo: The Dogon Decoded.

In the post-interview wrap-up, Greg Carlwood reflects on the connection between the occult and technology, citing ancient Egyptian Jed pillars and the questionable history of Benjamin Franklin's electrical discoveries. He suggests the elite may have made a "deal" that is now leading to destruction.

Greg Carlwood previews topics from the second hour of the interview, including the Antarctic portal, the story of Lalibela, and Ben Franklin as a Herculean archetype. He mentions Ross Ben's research into historical governance in Philadelphia. The episode concludes with a summary of the guest's dense presentations and a closing music track.

The Benjamin Franklin Parkway is described as the "Lenape Road to Hell," featuring stops like Logan Circle and City Hall that memorialize the disconnection of indigenous people from nature. The George Washington monument features figures like Queen Goddess Winona and New Queen Columbia, who holds a sword by the blade to symbolize the shedding of her own blood. These symbols are presented as clear allusions to the necrogeomantic practice of occupying sacred mounds with imperial monuments.

The Ben Franklin Parkway is identified as a site used for ritualistic "recharging" of major institutions through the participation of the Earth's energy. Ross Ben cites the recovery of the music industry via the Made in America festival, the Vatican's rebranding under Pope Francis, and the NFL's resurgence following the 2017 Draft in Philadelphia as evidence. These events are framed as urban magic acts designed to reverse negative institutional trends.