Topic: Conspiracy Documentaries

Greg Carlwood discusses his long-standing idea for a "Higher Side Cafe," a weed-friendly coffee shop featuring conspiracy documentaries. He considers the PMA structure as a perfect fit for such a venture, noting how the cannabis community is already accustomed to membership-based models. He also reflects on his experiences with private cannabis clubs in Barcelona as a potential template.

Filmmaker Cosima Danneritzer joins the program to discuss her documentaries focused on corporate malpractice and environmental issues. The discussion introduces the concepts of planned obsolescence and the global electronic waste crisis. Danneritzer explains her transition from aspiring Hollywood fiction creator to documentary filmmaker, driven by the reality of stories that are stranger than fiction.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces multimedia researcher and documentary filmmaker Josh Reeves to the program. Reeves is recognized for his extensive work on alternative history and power structures, including films such as "9-11: New World Rising," "The Lost Secrets of Ancient America," and his latest project, "The Spellcasters." The discussion sets the stage for an exploration of unseen power networks involving Hollywood, Scientology, and the CIA.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces journalist James Corbett of the Corbett Report to discuss the history of the Rockefeller family and early American industrialists. The conversation focuses on Corbett's documentary, How Big Oil Conquered the World, which examines the influence of oil interests on energy, education, and medicine. Corbett describes the film as a condensation of a decade of research into the concealed history of the Rockefeller dynasty.