Topic: Canaan

The host lists upcoming listener meetups in Los Angeles, Casa Grande, Pasadena, Kansas City, and Canaan, New Hampshire. Listeners are encouraged to visit highersidemeetups.com to RSVP or create their own events. The show concludes with a signature sign-off and a custom closing song titled "The American Scream," which features lyrics about spiritualism and the paranormal. The final segments contain the musical performance and a brief vocal fade-out.

The Puritans eventually arrested Thomas Morton, burned down Merrymount, and marooned him on an island with minimal supplies. Morton, who gave the Puritan leaders nicknames like "Captain Shrimp" for Miles Standish, criticized the colonists for their incompetence and descent into cannibalism while surrounded by natural abundance. Although he managed to return to England and publish "New English Canaan," his legacy was largely erased from American history. Pontiac notes Morton was the first in America to be banned in Boston and the first to publish a "fart joke."

Dark archonic spirits reportedly made contact with human groups around 15,000 BC, offering knowledge on how to establish slave systems and hierarchies. These entities, sometimes identified as the Anunnaki, are said to have genetically manipulated hominids to create a subservient species. The late Lloyd Pye's research into human DNA and chromosomal makeup is cited as evidence of artificial splicing in the human genome.