Topic: Caroline Group

The discussion explores the "Caroline Group," a shadowy organization Morgan claims T. Townsend Brown was involved with. Shatzkin suggests the group may represent a higher intelligence communicating through arts and science fiction, citing the "Mr. Fusion" reactor in the film Back to the Future as a potential example of predictive encoding. The group is described as worldwide in scope and focused on universal languages like math and music.

Greg Carlwood discusses a nine-year-old Reddit AMA conducted by Linda Brown under the username "Rittenhouse." In the AMA, Linda addresses questions about "breakaway civilizations" and her father's involvement with powerful men in the 1930s. She claims to have met the group her father worked with and asserts that they remained loyal to him throughout his life.

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.