Topic: Conspirates

The host introduces a holiday promotion featuring T-shirts from conspirates.net and gift subscriptions for THC Plus. References are made to past guests and figures including Jim Mars, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich. The segment transitions from promotional banter into the show's thematic introduction regarding hidden history and the puppet masters of the planet.

The host introduces a holiday-themed segment featuring audio clips from past guests including Jim Marrs, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich. Promotions are highlighted for the Conspirates.net clothing brand and THC Plus subscriptions as alternative gift options. The segment uses a humorous, satirical tone to address the corporate nature of the Christmas season.

The episode concludes with the show's theme song followed by a repeat of the holiday promotional message. The host encourages listeners to support the show by purchasing apparel from conspirates.net or gifting THC Plus subscriptions. Audio clips from various guests are played once more to close out the holiday-themed broadcast.

The host introduces a holiday promotion for the Higher Side Chats, featuring a new clothing line available at conspirates.net. Listeners are encouraged to purchase gift subscriptions for THC Plus to support the show's independent research. The segment features brief audio clips from past guests including Jim Mars, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich to celebrate the season.

Greg Carlwood provides a coupon code, SSPTHC2015, for the Secret Space Program conference in Austin, where Jim Mars is scheduled to speak. He previews the upcoming October show lineup, which features various speakers from the conference. Carlwood also mentions new merchandise at conspirates.net and encourages listeners to find ways to live outside of "corporate serfdom."

Greg Carlwood shares that a stencil from one of his "Conspirates" shirts appeared in an episode of Portlandia featuring Shepard Fairey. He also teases upcoming exclusive field footage for Plus members involving a trip to ancient sites with a prominent researcher.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the episode by reflecting on the value of Gordon White's magical perspective. He previews the "Plus Show" content involving ancestor altars and sigil magic and announces the upcoming "Money Bomb" donor giveaway. Carlwood concludes with a monologue on the importance of analyzing all information, including potential disinformation, to refine one's own barometer of truth.

Greg Carlwood announces the launch of new Higher Side Chats branded herb grinders available at conspirates.net. He thanks comedian Bob Hansen for his support and encourages listeners to sign up for the Plus membership. The episode concludes with a 528Hz-tuned version of John Lennon's "Imagine" as discussed during the interview.

The host introduces a holiday-themed segment featuring audio clips from past guests like Jim Mars and Duncan Trussell to promote seasonal gifts. Listeners are encouraged to visit conspirates.net for rebellious fashion apparel or purchase gift subscriptions for The Higher Side Chats Plus. The segment transitions into the show's traditional Fireside Chats introduction, referencing Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

The host discusses recent technical upgrades to the THC studio, including a new microphone and backup systems funded by Plus members. He recommends the film Interstellar for its themes related to the Saturnian Brotherhood and mentions upcoming clothing designs for the Conspirates brand. The segment concludes with a sign-off to the "Geomancers of the Shadow Elite."

The episode concludes with a call for listeners to contribute music, purchase "Conspirates" t-shirts, and engage with the community on the new website. Greg Carlwood signs off with his signature catchphrase before the show transitions into a musical track featuring lyrics about smoking, drinking, and enjoying the sun. The segment marks the end of the 76-minute broadcast.

The episode concludes with a call to support the Podcast Music Archive and a mention of a discount on "Riot Cop" shirts from Conspirates. Carlwood plays a song by Marty Leeds titled "Great Pains for the Great Plains," dedicated to the people of Ferguson and St. Louis. The lyrics reflect themes of returning home to the Midwest and the struggles of the American heartland.

Paul Serup critiques the 2011 Robert Redford film The Conspirator, arguing it attempts to rehabilitate the image of Mary Surratt despite historical evidence of her guilt. He notes that the film's financier was Jesuit-trained, suggesting a bias in the production. Serup also mentions Dr. Samuel Mudd and John Surratt's flight to Canada and the Vatican as further evidence of Church involvement in sheltering the conspirators.

Host Greg Carlwood closes the show by encouraging listeners to purchase Nick Redfern's book and visit the Conspirities clothing website. He thanks his friend Kyle for managing the show's social media presence. The episode concludes with a song titled "In The Stars" by Ralph Buckley, which features lyrics referencing the Pleiades, Julius Caesar, and Mercury.