Topic: Conspiratees

The host provides information on THC Plus membership, explaining how to access the full two-hour episodes and archives via the website or iPhone app. He announces a clearance sale at conspiratees.net with shirts priced under $12. The show concludes with a final thank you to Robert Guffey and a message of support for Damien before transitioning into the closing music.

The host announces a clearance sale at Conspiratees.net as he prepares to retire the brand due to trademark and patent issues. He mentions his recent appearance on Crow777 Radio and an upcoming Q&A show for Plus members. The segment concludes with a reminder about the monthly Money Bomb winner selection and a teaser for the next episode.

The host provides an update on his t-shirt brand, Conspiratees, announcing a move to outsource fulfillment to a listener-run company. This change allows for expanded sizing, more colors, and better international shipping from a UK facility. He describes new shirt designs featuring themes of Freemasonry, moon landing conspiracies, and religious manipulation.

The episode concludes with an update on the monthly "Money Bomb" giveaway and the release of new T-shirt designs at Conspiratees.net, including an Illuminati-themed parody of the Obama "Hope" poster. Greg Carlwood signs off as the show transitions into a musical segment featuring lyrics about fear, imagination, and a "treehouse on fire." The host confirms the next episode will feature Taoist philosopher Daniele Bolelli.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, expressing skepticism about Irvin's connections between figures like Alan Watts and MKUltra. He mentions that the second hour of the subscriber show covers Irvin's views on diet and wheat. The episode concludes with the song "Psychedelic Secret Agent Man" by Adam Gorightly and a final plug for the new MKUltra-themed shirt at Conspiratees.net.

Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by promoting "Conspiratees" merchandise and providing an update on the current Money Bomb total. The show ends with a folk song about a decorated general who, on the eve of battle, realizes the fight is not worth fighting and urges his men to go home and live their lives. The lyrics emphasize forgiveness and the rejection of contradicting orders in favor of personal peace.

Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by encouraging listeners to donate to the Money Bomb and visit conspiratees.net for merchandise. He teases a future guest from the world of hip-hop, described as a "professor" and a legend in the genre. The show ends with a community call to action and a closing musical track about a "monster in bed."

Greg Carlwood reflects on the Project Serpo interview, noting the massive volume of documentation associated with the claim. He promotes his "Conspiratees" t-shirt line and encourages continued support for the THC Money Bomb. Carlwood also mentions his upcoming birthday and 100th episode, inviting listeners to check out his Amazon wishlist for show equipment and alternative health supplements.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the show, thanking Richard Bandler and encouraging listeners to check out his YouTube videos. He promotes Conspiratease apparel and asks for audience voicemails via Skype for future transitions. Carlwood previews the next episode featuring Peter Moon, which will cover the Montauk Project and a "Hidden Hall of Records" discovered in Romania.

The host introduces Conspiratees, a bold fashion line designed to project socially uncomfortable truths. An announcement follows for ParanoiaCon, an event organized by Ron Patton taking place July 20-21 at Cafe Sabaca in San Diego. The host confirms attendance at the event to record segments with the audience.

The host concludes the interview and provides a final reminder for ParanoiaCon on July 20th and 21st. Listeners are encouraged to check out Mind Comics and the Conspiratees apparel line. The episode transitions into a musical outro featuring a track with themes of supernatural encounters and monsters.

Host Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by thanking listeners and promoting his t-shirt brand, Conspiratees. He discusses the challenges of running an independent business and his goals for expanding the shop to include handmade items and trade show appearances. The show ends with a musical track and a final sign-off from the host.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the interview with Scott Roberts and provides closing remarks for the listeners. He encourages the audience to engage via Facebook rather than Twitter for serious questions and promotes his t-shirt company, Conspiratees, before closing with music.

The hosts conclude the interview with Douglas Dietrich, reflecting on the "stomach-churning" nature of the information regarding ritual abuse and occult military programs. Listeners are encouraged to provide feedback, review the show on iTunes, and support the program by purchasing t-shirts from Conspiratees. The show remains committed to a free model funded by advertising and merchandise rather than subscriptions.

The episode concludes with a call for listener support through donations, reviews, and the purchase of Conspiratees shirts. The host emphasizes that shirt sales allow for more time to produce episodes. The show signs off with a reference to the Force and a closing song featuring lyrics about science fiction, silver ships, and life being a hallucination.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the challenges of reaching the 50th episode of The Higherside Chats, thanking his partner Teresa and various friends for their support. He emphasizes the importance of listener engagement through iTunes reviews, social media shares, and purchases from his t-shirt company, Conspiratees. Carlwood encourages those pursuing their passions to persevere despite the difficulties of balancing a corporate job with independent creative work.

Host Greg Carlwood wraps up episode 49, thanking Mike Barra and promoting his book. He encourages listeners to visit the podcast website and purchase merchandise from Conspiratees.net as a birthday gift to him. He teases a special guest for the upcoming 50th episode and calls for increased listener interaction.

Host Greg Carlwood concludes the interview with Ken Thomas and provides contact information for the show. He promotes his T-shirt website, Conspiratees, and mentions the weekly Sunday release schedule. The episode ends with a parody of the song "Thrift Shop" by Macklemore, featuring lyrics about buying second-hand clothes and avoiding expensive retail brands.

Host Greg Carlwood concludes the interview with Philip Coppens and provides information for the Higher Side Chats social media and merchandise. He promotes Conspiratees.net using a discount code and introduces the closing track, "Light," by the band The Believers. The episode ends with the full song, which features lyrics about seeing a strange light in the sky.