Topic: Denver

Donut discusses the recurring motif of horses in occult and elite symbolism, specifically focusing on the "Blucifer" statue at Denver International Airport. The conversation explores the 32-foot height of the statue and the death of its creator, Luis Jiménez. Further connections are drawn to horse masks in the Netflix series Squid Games and the dream sequences in Stanley Kubrick's film Eyes Wide Shut, suggesting horses represent humans being "ridden" or controlled by elites.

The show concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in Auckland, New Zealand; Denver, Colorado; and Hawaii. Carlwood encourages listeners to use the meetup website to organize local events and build community. The episode ends with a thematic song about psychodramas and sonic conspiracies.

The host reviews upcoming listener meetups in Humboldt, California; Auckland, New Zealand; Denver, Colorado; and Hilo, Hawaii. He encourages listeners to host their own events during the holiday season to meet fellow fans. The episode concludes with a themed musical outro referencing the various paranormal and conspiratorial topics discussed throughout the show.

Greg Carlwood recaps a recent meetup in Tampa, Florida, where he met listeners who used the show to cope with lockdowns or improve their health. He announces upcoming meetups in Humboldt, California (November 30), Auckland, New Zealand (December 9), and Denver, Colorado (December 21). He encourages listeners to host their own events to connect with local like-minded individuals.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming THC meetups in West Virginia, New Hampshire, Florida, Michigan, New Zealand, and Colorado. Greg Carlwood plays an AI-generated song titled "Rune Soup" that he created for Gordon White, celebrating White's extensive work on magic, UFOs, and energy healing. The host signs off by encouraging listeners to take action in their own lives as the "Big Show" of global events approaches.

The show concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in March, including events in Denver, Milford (Connecticut), Los Angeles, Oakland, and British Columbia. The host encourages attendees to RSVP at highersidemeetups.com to support the local hosts. He teases two upcoming recorded episodes with returning guests before signing off with the show's traditional closing song.

Greg Carlwood lists upcoming listener meetups in Cincinnati, Brisbane, Eugene, and Denver. He encourages the audience to visit highersidemeetups.com to coordinate with like-minded locals. The episode concludes with a summary of the "hyper object" themes and a closing musical track.

A schedule of upcoming Higher Side meetups is provided for February and March, including locations in Washington DC, London, Nashville, Denver, and Columbus. The host encourages attendance to combat the "loneliness epidemic" and support those who organize these events. He also mentions personal challenges with sleep deprivation due to his children's schedules.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in locations such as Los Angeles, Scotland, Denver, and Nashville. Greg Carlwood encourages the community to connect in person and thanks Analog for his research. The show ends with the traditional closing song and a call for listeners to remain skeptical of the "history hiders."

The episode concludes with a thematic song by The Denver Sharks, featuring lyrics about exposing vast conspiracies and challenging paradigms. The song touches on themes of deception, the battle for the mind, and the "web that's been spun" by those in power. This serves as the standard musical sign-off for The Higher Side Chats.

Elisa E. recounts a specific mission to target Dr. Stephen Greer, whom she believes is also an MKUltra asset designed for a specific role in the alternative community. She describes attending a presentation in Denver where her alters fluctuated between devotion and a desire to kill Greer. The segment explores the theory that taking out a public figure can serve to validate their message in the eyes of the public.

Greg Carlwood reviews upcoming listener-organized events listed on HiresideMeetups.com for January. Locations include Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Denver, and a potential hometown meetup in San Diego on January 17th. He emphasizes that the meetup site is free and separate from the THC Plus subscription, encouraging listeners to form local communities and RSVP for events.

The host announces a local meetup at Wynkoop Brewing in Denver on April 5th. He previews the topics covered in the second hour of the interview for Plus members, including Agenda 21, Blackrock, Vanguard, and the AIDS operation. The show concludes with a final call for listeners to support the program by joining the Plus membership tier.

Upcoming listener meetups are announced for Denver, Dallas, and Waltham, Massachusetts, to help build offline networks. These gatherings are framed as essential for mental health and community resilience in the face of potential future lockdowns. Listeners are encouraged to visit HiresideMeetups.com to find or start local events.

The host announces a month-long road trip in April, during which shows will continue to be released with wrap-ups recorded from the road. Several listener meetups are scheduled, including events in Denver, Seattle, Riverside, and San Diego. Listeners are encouraged to check the events calendar on the website and RSVP to help hosts coordinate these community gatherings.

Greg Carlwood lists upcoming listener meetups in Portland, Denver, Seattle, and San Diego, including a gathering on his birthday, March 25th, in Portland. He mentions a planned road trip from San Diego to Chicago and his intention to add more meetups along the way, depending on his family's pace. The show concludes with a final thank you to Clyde Lewis and producer Ron.

Carlwood announces an upcoming live event in Austin, Texas, on June 25th featuring Gordon White. He also highlights several community meetups listed on the Higher Side website, including events in New Haven, Denver, Seattle, and a specialized hybrid-themed meetup in Hopkins, Minnesota.

Reflecting on the 2011 Comet Elenin scare, Jim Lee discusses how he and others were caught up in a cycle of panic and misinformation. He references Carl Sagan's warnings about being "bamboozled" and explains his subsequent realization regarding "slave speak," or the language used to maintain master-slave relationships in conspiracy narratives. This led Lee to delete hundreds of his own articles to maintain his research integrity.

A case study from the Mile High Church in Denver describes Wes, a Vietnam War veteran who suffered from decades of depression and lost his home to medical bills. After participating as a sender in an intention group, he experienced a profound psychological shift and a visionary dream of his younger self. This led to a total life transformation, including a return to physical activity and community engagement.

The program concludes with a musical outro featuring lyrics about the Denver airport, hollow earth theories, and elite deception. The song emphasizes that while the world may be falling apart, the battle for humanity is won in the mind rather than through physical violence.