Topic: Connecticut

The upcoming meetup calendar is announced, featuring events in Connecticut, California, Washington, Colorado, and New Zealand throughout July 2024. Additional gatherings are scheduled for Arkansas and Oregon in August. Listeners are encouraged to visit Hiresidemeetups.com to find or create local events for like-minded individuals.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in locations including Ontario Ranch, California; New Haven, Connecticut; and Auckland, New Zealand. Carlwood encourages listeners to use the site's calendar to network with like-minded individuals. The show ends with the standard closing music and a final sign-off.

The host provides updates on the Higherside community, noting that Monica Perez received a high rating from Plus members for her recent appearance. Upcoming meetups are scheduled for Connecticut, Nevada, Colorado, Australia, and New Zealand throughout late March. The episode concludes with a reminder to join the Plus feed for the second hour of the Schwab interview and a closing musical track.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming Higher Side Meetups in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Texas, California, and New Zealand. Greg Carlwood encourages listeners to network with like-minded individuals through the community calendar. The show closes with a themed musical track by Blues Traveler reflecting the episode's focus on plasma beings and disclosure.

The host provides updates on upcoming listener meetups in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Texas, and California. The episode concludes with a summary of the "cosmic rock bottom" theme and a closing song about the end of the Kali Yuga and the return of alien gods from below. Listeners are encouraged to RSVP for local events to connect with the podcast community.

Greg Carlwood reflects on a personal "sync" involving a Polish salt mine article and provides updates on the Higherside Meetups calendar for August and September. Events are scheduled for New Hampshire, Connecticut, and San Antonio, Texas. The show concludes with a summary of the Plus member benefits and a musical tribute to Analog's research into anomalous America and lost giants.

The host promotes upcoming listener meetups listed on highersidemeetups.com, including a crossover event with the No Agenda podcast in Manchester, Connecticut. Other events are scheduled for North Carolina, Maine, British Columbia, and Florida. The host credits No Agenda for the meetup concept and encourages listeners to build local networks for mutual support. The show concludes with a final thank you to Matthew LaCroix and the standard closing theme music.

John Winthrop the Younger, son of the Boston governor, is highlighted as a "Christian Hermes" who brought John Dee’s alchemical library to the New World. Unlike his father, the younger Winthrop was a devoted alchemist who sought to implement Rosicrucian ideals in the Connecticut wilderness. He served as a physician, providing free medicine to the public, and established the region's first iron foundry, blending proto-science with mystical philosophy.

The show concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in March, including events in Denver, Milford (Connecticut), Los Angeles, Oakland, and British Columbia. The host encourages attendees to RSVP at highersidemeetups.com to support the local hosts. He teases two upcoming recorded episodes with returning guests before signing off with the show's traditional closing song.

There is a significant lack of transparency regarding how states will spend "abatement" dollars intended to address the opioid crisis. Ryan Hampton compares the current situation to the failed tobacco settlements, noting that funds could be diverted to law enforcement or general budgets rather than community-based recovery. Despite public rhetoric from officials like Connecticut AG William Tong, no criminal charges have been filed against the Sacklers.

The analysis shifts to the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting and the numerical patterns surrounding the event. Hubbard points out that the name Sandy Hook sums to 112 in Gematria, matching the reported weight of shooter Adam Lanza and the international emergency dialing code. He further connects Lanza's initials and birthday to the number 112, suggesting a scripted ritual.

Dr. Kenneth Ring's research on "mindsight" is highlighted, focusing on 31 blind individuals who reported visual experiences during near-death encounters. Elvidge notes that while congenitally blind people do not have visual dreams, their ability to see during an NDE suggests that consciousness is not dependent on the physical brain or eyes. This phenomenon serves as evidence that the conscious self exists independently of the biological vehicle.

The "middle level" of control involves drugs, guns, and oil. Milligan traces the origins of the petroleum industry and Big Pharma to Skull and Bones members at Yale, including the first refinement of gasoline in 1855. He also notes that major American arms manufacturing was historically concentrated in Connecticut, physically aligned with secret society temples to ensure control over the military-industrial complex.

Wolfgang Halbig explains how his initial emotional acceptance of the Sandy Hook narrative shifted after comparing the events to his professional active shooter response plans. He highlights a specific irregularity regarding the lack of trauma helicopters requested for the scene. Halbig claims he contacted Lifestar in Hartford, Connecticut, who confirmed they had three helicopters ready but were never called to the school despite reports of multiple casualties.

Functional MRI and EEG studies conducted at the University of Connecticut and Thomas Jefferson Medical School revealed that healing can be "toggled" on and off. Experiments showed that a healer's brain patterns synchronize with the subject's brain even at a distance. Furthermore, double-blind tests using envelopes containing hair samples from sick animals showed that the healer's brain autonomically responds to a "need" without conscious awareness.

Carlwood maps out the businesses on Connecticut Avenue, highlighting the proximity of Comet Ping Pong, Besta Pizza, and Politics and Prose. He notes the presence of "Beyond Borders," a Haiti-focused charity funded by the Clinton Foundation, and discusses rumors of the Clintons' involvement with voodoo in Haiti. He points out that multiple businesses on this single block utilize logos resembling pedophile symbols.