Topic: Brooklyn

Greg Carlwood announces a return to his home studio, citing a desire for better control over edits and sound quality compared to the "studio experience." He reviews recent guest ratings and promotes upcoming listener meetups in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Vancouver, and the United Kingdom. The show concludes with a call to action for listeners to check out the Art of Liberty Foundation's materials.

The host reviews recent episode ratings and announces the upcoming meetup schedule for late 2023. Events are planned for Austin, Brooklyn, Los Angeles, and Vancouver. He also reminds listeners of the available merchandise at HigherSideClothing.com, featuring designs like the "Conspira-Sea" pirate ship.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in Helsinki, Hollywood, Austin, Brooklyn, and Vancouver. Greg encourages listeners to check out "Hermes Runs The Game" and signs off with his signature challenge to the "myth inverters" and "sacrifice facilitators." The show ends with a musical segment.

The discussion briefly addresses the discovery of tunnels under a Chabad synagogue in New York City and the surrounding rumors of child abuse cover-ups. Jeremy Rothkuschel links the physical tunnels to the metaphorical "underground" of deep politics, noting the NYPD's close relationship with the Israeli security state. They mention the "Deadly Exchange" program where US police are trained by Israeli forces.

The hosts revisit the discovery of secret tunnels under the Chabad Lubavitch headquarters in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. Willett discusses the ideological split between followers who believe Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson is the Messiah and those waiting for a new revelation. He suggests the tunnels were part of a search for hidden texts or a ritualistic effort to facilitate the return of their leader.

Greg Carlwood provides updates on the "Clip Genie" transcript archive and the growth of the show's video subscriptions. He reads the current listener ratings for the Mark Goodwin interview and announces upcoming Higherside meetups in Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Arkansas, Oregon, North Carolina, Alberta, and Nevada. The show concludes with his signature sign-off and a transition to the "Rune Soup" theme song.

The episode concludes with a reading of upcoming Higher Side Meetups in locations including Centralia, Washington; Brooklyn, New York; and Bentonville, Arkansas. Carlwood reiterates the importance of real-world networking before ending the show with a final sign-off and a musical outro. The segment encourages listeners to join the Plus side for full two-hour interviews.

Shannon Taggart describes her five-year project documenting Haitian Voodoo in Brooklyn with Mambo Rose Marie Pierre. She contrasts the "performative" and "dancing" spirits of Voodoo with the slow, dark process of Western spiritualism. The term "White Darkness," used by filmmaker Maya Deren to describe the act of entering a trance, is discussed in the context of possession. The host references filmmaker Richard Stanley’s documentary on the subject, noting the intense physical and "orgasmic" sensations reported by those who undergo possession.

The host previews topics from the "Plus" show, including King Solomon's lost mines and World Economic Forum symbolism. He provides updates on a $500 giveaway and lists upcoming listener meetups in Brooklyn, Indiana, Los Angeles, London, and Ohio. Carlwood signs off by mentioning his wedding anniversary and encourages listeners to support The Ethical Skeptic before the episode ends with the "Bunker" outro song.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming Higher Side meetups in Pensacola, Brooklyn, Warren, Los Angeles, and London. Greg Carlwood gives a final thank you to Paul Shatzkin and signs off with a jab at the "secret science suppressors" and the Caroline Group. The show ends with the standard closing music and lyrics about UFOs and enlightenment.

Greg Carlwood promotes the "Plus" version of the show, which includes a second hour of discussion on topics like EMFs and weight gain. He provides information on how to subscribe via thehighersidechats.com and mentions upcoming listener meetups in Florida, New Zealand, Brooklyn, and London. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to support independent media and stay informed about environmental health.

In the final segment, Greg Carlwood addresses the criticism that Mark Morano is funded by ExxonMobil, relaying Morano's defense that the funding was minimal and occurred years ago. He previews "Plus" member content, including discussions on weather weapons and RFK Jr. The show concludes with announcements for listener meetups in the UK, New Zealand, Florida, and New York, followed by a closing musical track.

The host encourages listeners to use the Higher Side Chats meetup calendar to organize local gatherings, highlighting upcoming events in Auckland and Brooklyn. He thanks the musical contributor Flophouse Jr. for the intro song. The episode concludes with a musical montage and a final call for listeners to challenge their paradigms.

Carlwood promotes the Higher Side Chats meetup calendar, encouraging listeners to organize local gatherings in Nashville, Lancaster, Auckland, and Brooklyn. He emphasizes the importance of finding community in an era of isolation. The show concludes with a musical track titled "Bunker" and a final challenge to the "Doomloop Directors" and "ESG Agenda Scorekeepers."

Kara St Louis proposes a radical theory regarding human sustenance, suggesting that people process approximately 25,000 units of light energy daily through the morphogenic field. She questions the necessity of biological food consumption, positing that the "life feeds on life" cycle may be a construct designed to harvest spiritual energy. The human body is described as a translator that manifests reality through imagination and light.

The discussion touches on the "God complex" of ancient giants who viewed themselves as royalty and humans as food. While most were wiped out, some may have integrated into the human gene pool, potentially explaining large figures like the 400-pound President Martin Van Buren. Other reports mention giant skeletons found in armor within an underground city in Death Valley and thousands of remains discovered on Catalina Island.