Topic: Crow

Greg Carlwood reflects on the importance of Darren's work and shares his own experiences as a solo podcast host. He admits to a mistake in a previous show where he confused the CCP with CPS during a rant. Inspired by the need for community, he announces a real-world listener meetup at The Tipsy Crow in San Diego, marking a shift away from his usual "cloistered" approach to show production.

Greg Carlwood announced the first official Higherside Chats listener meetup in San Diego to foster community among the show's audience. The event is scheduled for Sunday, September 19th, at 5:00 PM at The Tipsy Crow. A listener named Joe facilitated the venue arrangements, and attendees can bypass lines and cover charges by mentioning the host's name. Carlwood emphasized the importance of finding like-minded individuals in an increasingly isolated social climate.

A listener report notes increased aerial spraying in New York, though the host has not observed similar patterns in San Diego. The segment turns somber with the announcement of the death of former guest David Crowe, host of the "Contagious Myth" podcast, following a short battle with cancer. Crowe is remembered for his work challenging germ theory and his data-driven approach to health conspiracies.

The discussion highlights historical instances where Black communities thrived, such as Seneca Village in New York and Black Wall Street in Tulsa, only to be destroyed by elite interests or racial violence. Dr. Hattery argues that the criminal justice system replaced Jim Crow as the primary tool for suppressing Black economic power. She notes that the Jim Crow system was economically inefficient for poor whites because it required the costly duplication of every public institution.

The host recaps recent guests including Dr. Andrew Kaufman and David Crowe, and previews upcoming shows focused on the social impacts of the pandemic. He announces a scheduled joint session for Plus members on April 22nd.

The discussion focuses on personal health strategies to resist both the virus and the potential for mandatory DNA testing. Gordon White recommends water fasting and reducing inflammation to minimize the presence of "RNA junk" that could trigger false positives on tests. He warns that the technocratic plot involves using "asymptomatic carrier" status as a pretext for permanent 24/7 movement tracking and biometric monitoring.

Greg Carlwood introduces David Crowe, a telecommunications consultant and environmentalist known for criticizing mainstream medical science. Crowe founded the Alberta Reappraising AIDS Society and hosts the Infectious Myth podcast, which challenges the existence and causality of various viruses. The discussion frames the 2020 coronavirus response as an Orwellian subversion of freedom based on fear-driven "safety" narratives.

David Crowe provides his website and podcast information, noting that he is making his book chapters available for free as a public service. He mentions his Patreon and LiberaPay accounts, explaining that financial support helps him pay for technical translations of Chinese medical papers. Greg Carlwood closes the interview by emphasizing the importance of supporting independent journalists during "troubled times."

Greg Carlwood announces an upcoming free release of an interview with David Crowe to provide timely information during the crisis. He discusses the economic reality of running an independent podcast and the importance of listener support to avoid the influence of state or foundation-subsidized propaganda. He encourages listeners to value private truth-seeking communities as the "crackdown" intensifies.

Flint is described as having been one of the most segregated cities in the United States, with African Americans historically restricted to only two neighborhoods. Anna Clark details the systemic barriers used to maintain this segregation, including redlining and the exclusion of Black real estate agents from professional boards. Despite passing a landmark fair housing ordinance, the city suffered from a lack of generational wealth due to discriminatory hiring practices at General Motors.

Greg Carlwood introduces the podcast and guest Max Egan, host of Surviving the Matrix and creator of The Crow House. The opening outlines the benefits of the Plus membership, including archive access and monthly joint sessions. Carlwood sets the stage for a discussion on deep-seated deceptions in history, science, and the managed paradigm of the modern empire.

Saul Luckman discusses his upcoming illustrated memoir, Musings from a Small Island, and provides his social media and website information. He clarifies the use of tuning forks in his process, referencing the Solfeggio scale and Leonard Horowitz's work. The interview concludes with well-wishes and a summary of the transformative potential of the work.

SMQ provides information on where to find his work, including his YouTube channel SMQAI and his podcast "The Lizard Ritual" on Truth Frequency Radio. He mentions collaborators such as Chick and Agent Asian Smith, as well as fellow researchers like Isaac Weishaupt and Crow 777. The interview concludes with Greg Carlwood thanking the guest for his contribution to the Mandela Effect discourse.

Artist and musician Max Egan joins the show to discuss his decade-long work in alternative media, including his podcast Surviving The Matrix and his website The Crow House. The conversation establishes Egan's focus on the transition from traditional control systems to a new digital, data-driven reality.

As the interview concludes, Egan directs listeners to his website, The Crow House, and mentions his transition to decentralized platforms like Steemit, DTube, and BitChute due to increasing censorship on YouTube and Facebook. Greg Carlwood confirms his plans to archive The Higher Side Chats on DTube.

A re-examination of the timeline at Cielo Drive suggests Charles Manson may have arrived at the scene after the initial violence to help his followers cover their tracks. The discussion also covers the shooting of Bernard "Lotsapoppa" Crowe by Manson, which created a state of panic at Spahn Ranch. This context paints Manson as a struggling criminal unable to control his associates rather than an all-powerful cult leader.

Animals in dreams are interpreted based on the dreamer's personal associations, with dogs frequently representing friendship or loyalty. A dream about a persistent dog that won't go away can symbolize a "hanger-on" friend in waking life that the dreamer is trying to distance themselves from. Birds, particularly black crows, often act as messengers from the subconscious parts of the mind that are being ignored.

Greg Carlwood welcomes back Crow Triple Seven, the researcher known for his lunar wave footage and theories regarding the human terrarium. Crow discusses his transition into hosting the Crow 777 Radio podcast, which has reached approximately 40 episodes. The conversation touches on Crow's recent move to the East Coast and his shifting priorities toward communicating reality to those affected by social engineering.

Greg Carlwood opens the program by introducing returning guests James Alford and Crow to discuss the dense research of the late Russian scientist Hattie Bov. Carlwood contrasts the obscure nature of the Hattie Bov material with mainstream figures like Edward Snowden, whom he views with skepticism. The introduction frames the upcoming discussion as a continuation of a multi-part series exploring hidden environmental and scientific analysis.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces guests Crow 777 and James Alford to discuss the complex theories of deceased Russian scientist Boris Hatibov. Alford, who writes the blog Sage Sigma Unbound, is credited with breaking down dense translations of Hatibov's work regarding the moon as a control system.