Topic: Cloudbuster

Wilhelm Reich, a protege of Sigmund Freud, invented the "cloudbuster," a device consisting of metallic tubes designed to induce rain by manipulating atmospheric energy. While Reich's books were burned by both the Nazis and US authorities, his technology is reportedly being used by Algerian entrepreneur Majid Abdalaziz. Abdalaziz has allegedly succeeded in creating a greenbelt of vegetation across parts of the Sahara desert by using these devices to attract water to arid landscapes.

Guest Mitch, known as The Orgone Donor, joins the program to discuss the legacy of Wilhelm Reich and the application of Orgone energy. The conversation references Reich's Orgone Accumulator Pods and Cloudbusters as potential solutions for drought and environmental restoration. Mitch describes his mission to restore rain cycles in the American Southwest by gifting Orgone devices to areas affected by EMF radiation.

The host previews upcoming content, including a guest recommended by Richard Dolan who will discuss self-organizing plasmas and consciousness. He recaps topics from the second hour of the Dolan interview, such as Wilhelm Reich's cloudbuster and orgone energy. The episode concludes with a call for kindness during the coronavirus crisis and a musical outro challenging the "Deep State" and "Breakaway Civilizations."

Greg Carlwood introduces the life and suppressed science of Wilhelm Reich, who discovered Orgone energy and invented devices like the Orgone Accumulator and Cloudbuster. Guest Dr. James DeMaio, a PhD scientist who conducted the first graduate-level research on Reich's findings at the University of Kansas, joins the program to discuss his books and his work at the Orgone Biophysical Research Lab.

Dr. DeMaio describes his graduate research at the University of Kansas where he successfully used a Cloudbuster to trigger rainfall across the state. He reveals that the National Academy of Sciences allegedly threatened the university's funding to stop his research, leading to his eventual ostracization from mainstream academia.

Carlwood previews the Plus segment, which covers the Orgone motor, seed chargers, and DeMaio's successful rainmaking in the Sahara. He clarifies that DeMaio is skeptical of "orgonite" pendants and pyramids, though Carlwood personally enjoys them as gifts. The episode concludes with a reminder about the upcoming monthly joint session on January 20th and a closing musical track.

In his final book, Contact with Space, Wilhelm Reich detailed his 1955 trip through Roswell, New Mexico, using his Cloudbuster devices. Reich believed aliens were "sucking the living energy" out of the Earth and claimed his devices could make UFOs "blink out." Thomas points to the 1950s film Earth vs. the Flying Saucers as a pop-culture reflection of Reich's technology.