Topic: Bitchute

The guests provide their contact information and web resources. Shannon Rowan directs listeners to wifi-refugee.com for information on her books and upcoming work on transhumanism. John Hamer shares his website, falsificationofhistory.co.uk, his Amazon author page, and his BitChute channel. They encourage listeners to reach out as they continue their research into suppressed history and science.

Despite their reputations as free-speech alternatives, platforms like Odyssey and BitChute have also flagged the guest's content for "hate speech." The guest denies these claims, challenging anyone to find hateful or racist remarks in his work. He compares his research to exposing a magician's tricks, suggesting he is being targeted because he reveals the templates used in global operations.

John Klyzik provides information on where to find his ongoing research, including his articles for Whitney Webb’s Unlimited Hangout. He promotes his BitChute channel and his "Web Brain" database, which contains rare documents from the Charlotte Iserbyt archives. The segment concludes with a call for listeners to support his work through his website, School World Order, to help him continue his research.

Clint Richardson directs listeners to his archives on Bitchute and YouTube under the name Red Pill Sunday School and his blog, Reality Blogger. He emphasizes that all his documentaries and radio shows are provided for free to maintain his independence from financial influence.

James Corbett provides information on where to find his work, emphasizing that his archives are 100% free and listener-supported. He mentions alternative platforms like BitChute, Minds, and LBRY due to increasing censorship on Google and YouTube. Carlwood encourages listeners to support independent creators to prevent isolation in the face of digital de-platforming.

The challenges of building viable alternatives to mainstream video platforms like YouTube are discussed, citing the recent shutdown of HookTube due to API changes. The host expresses frustration with the technical limitations of sites like DTube and BitChute. The guest predicts that Reddit's upcoming redesign will eventually drive users toward SaidIt.net, similar to the historical migration from Digg.com.

As the interview concludes, Egan directs listeners to his website, The Crow House, and mentions his transition to decentralized platforms like Steemit, DTube, and BitChute due to increasing censorship on YouTube and Facebook. Greg Carlwood confirms his plans to archive The Higher Side Chats on DTube.