Topic: Contact In The Desert

Jason Quitt announces his upcoming lecture at the "Contact in the Desert" conference in Palm Springs, California. He mentions that he has been banned from most major social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok, likely due to the nature of his research. He encourages listeners to find his work on Twitter or his personal website, thecrystalsun.com, emphasizing the importance of visiting independent websites to bypass corporate gatekeepers.

Greg Carlwood encourages listeners to attend the "Contact in the Desert" conference and provide positive feedback to Jason Quitt on Twitter. He notes that the conference has moved from Joshua Tree to a more reliable location. Carlwood expresses a desire for Quitt to receive support from the audience to compensate for the difficult recording session and the "off the rails" nature of current global events.

Brad Olsen provides his upcoming speaking schedule, including appearances at Contact in the Desert and the Avatars conference in Mount Shasta. He directs listeners to his websites, bradolson.com and cccpublishing.com, for his books and YouTube content. The interview concludes with a mention of his forthcoming book, "Beyond Esoteric," scheduled for release the following year.

Dr. Michael Sala concludes the interview by directing listeners to his website, exopolitics.org, for free articles and his book series on secret space programs. He announces upcoming appearances at the Contact in the Desert conference in Palm Springs and the Dimensions of Disclosure conference with Corey Goode. Greg Carlwood thanks Dr. Sala for his research into the Antarctic conspiracy before transitioning to his post-interview commentary.

The discussion concludes with details about the upcoming Contact in the Desert event and the use of night vision technology. Leslie explains the differences between Generation 2 and Generation 3 goggles, noting that high-quality Gen 3 units typically cost between $3,600 and $4,800. She will be hosting viewing events at the conference, including a specialized session at Giant Rock.

The host recaps his experience at the Contact in the Desert conference, praising presentations by Jim Marrs on depopulation and Richard Dolan on the history of false flags. He expresses a desire to bring both researchers back onto the show and asks fans to help put THC on their radar. The episode concludes with a final defiant message to the "Archon Controllers" and a closing musical track.

The episode concludes with thanks to listeners for gifts from the Amazon wish list and Masato Toys. Carlwood previews an upcoming show with a provocative new theory and mentions his attendance at the "Contact in the Desert" event. The final segments include a parody song and a call to join the THC Plus membership for extended episodes and forum access.

Jim Marrs shares his upcoming schedule, including a screening of John Barber’s film on Jim Garrison in Dallas on November 21st. He mentions attending JFK Lancer events and the Conscious Life Expo in February. Marrs also confirms his return to the Contact in the Desert conference, reflecting on the "cosmic joke" of life and the importance of maintaining a sense of humor.

Jim Marrs observes a significant increase in public interest regarding conspiracies, noting that attendance at conferences like Contact in the Desert has tripled. He encourages listeners to move beyond UFO research into topics like 9/11 and the Kennedy assassination. Marrs concludes by urging individuals to engage in grassroots activism, such as hosting book clubs or challenging local media outlets to cover suppressed stories.

Nick Redfern promotes his upcoming appearance at the "Contact in the Desert" conference in Joshua Tree. Greg Carlwood concludes the show by thanking new THC Plus subscribers and reiterating the benefits of the two-hour format. He previews future topics including Alistair Crowley's intelligence ties, Princess Diana's death, and secret scientist fatalities before signing off.