Topic: Blogspot

Popehead discusses his work as a liaison for Italian journalist Andrea Cionci regarding the "Ratzinger Code" and Vatican conspiracies. He shares a story about an Italian magistrate who uncovered a satanic cult within the military and was subsequently silenced. Popehead notes that shortly after he published an article with links to the magistrate's 2011 blog, the original site was taken down, suggesting active monitoring of his research.

Dr. Leroy provides his contact information and resources for listeners interested in a deep dive into the science of animal-sourced foods. He directs the audience to his Twitter account and his technical blog, LEPH 2020, which hosts hyperlinks to various studies regarding the nutritional, environmental, and ethical debates in food science.

Mike Clellan discusses his online presence and the success of his book, which is available on Amazon and his Hidden Experience blog. He announces a forthcoming companion book titled Stories from the Messengers, which will feature longer, more complex accounts that were excluded from the original 400-page volume. Clellan notes that he did not choose this niche subject, but rather the subject chose him through his own experiences.

Crow announces the upcoming launch of Crow777 Radio, a private podcast platform designed to bypass YouTube censorship and foster a more intimate community. James Alford provides his contact information, including his website, Sage Sigma on Blogspot, and his Twitter handle. Greg Carlwood thanks both guests for their deep dive into the "weirder than weird" aspects of the Hattie Bov material.

Xavier Hayes provides his contact information and website details, including his blog and the "Exhibient Vision" metaphysical library. He announces upcoming book projects, including a novel about Errol Flynn and the official release of his Elvis Presley research. Host Greg Carlwood thanks Hayes for his diverse research into fringe topics.

Nick Redfern provides his contact information, including his blog and Facebook page, and announces his upcoming appearance at the Paradigm Symposium in Minneapolis this October. He and Greg Carlwood briefly discuss the mysteries of Death Valley, including sailing stones and legends of buried temples. Carlwood thanks Redfern for his research and consistent appearances on the show.

Nick Redfern discusses his upcoming project, Monster Diary, which chronicles a three-year road trip investigating werewolves, Bigfoot, and lake monsters. He clarifies that the website nickredfern.com is a fan-made site he cannot access, and directs followers to his active blog at nickredfern40an.blogspot.com. The segment concludes with a final reminder to vote for The Higherside Chats in the Podcast Awards.

Nick Redfern provides his contact information and promotes his upcoming book, The World's Weirdest Places. The book focuses on 25 "window portal" areas, such as the Bermuda Triangle and the Big Thicket in Texas, which serve as hotspots for UFO sightings, Bigfoot encounters, and ghost lights. Greg Carlwood thanks Redfern for his journalistic approach and concludes the interview.