Topic: Derek Brose

Carlwood previews the second hour of the podcast, which covers a coup in the Congo, the "blood diamond" market in Israel, and a genocide in Ethiopia. The discussion also explores how the IMF and World Bank use interest-rate-based monetary systems to reward compliant leadership. Additionally, researcher Derek Brose's work on the "Baby Scoop Era" and the adoption industry complex is highlighted.

Ryan Christian highlights the journalists on his team, including Whitney Webb, Derek Brose, Taylor Hudak, and Matt Aret. He explains his philosophy of allowing writers to follow their own passions and research interests. The segment concludes with a discussion on the challenges of funding independent media in an era of de-platforming and the importance of the "value-for-value" model.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, noting it was recorded just before Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan. He addresses potential criticisms regarding "fear porn" and Skousen's religious background, arguing that scenario planning is a necessary mental exercise. Carlwood shares his own process of cross-referencing state rankings based on COVID restrictions, taxes, and farming potential.

Greg Carlwood welcomes Derek Brose back to the show to discuss proactive solutions against a "parasite class" agenda involving social credit, lab-grown meat, and digital currency. Brose is highlighted for his work on the Pyramid of Power series, the Freedom Cells Network, and a new sustainable community model called The Conscious Agora. The discussion emphasizes the need for real-world engagement over entertainment distractions like new fantasy television series.

Guest Derek Brose, CEO of The Conscious Resistance Network, joins the program to discuss the "Great Reset" and the rise of individualized digital control. Brose highlights his work on documentaries and books like "How to Opt Out of the Technocratic State," focusing on actionable solutions rather than just identifying problems. The conversation addresses the shift toward social crediting, de-platforming, and the implementation of global immunity passports.

Greg Carlwood introduces the podcast, referencing Franklin Delano Roosevelt's fireside chats as a contrast to the current era of worldly frustration. He promotes the Higher Side Chats Plus membership, which offers extended episodes, forum access, and merchandise discounts. Guest Derek Brose is introduced as an activist journalist and founder of The Conscious Resistance Network.

Greg Carlwood discusses the state of society during the coronavirus pandemic, highlighting concerns over 5G installation and technocratic control. Derek Brose is highlighted for his documentaries on Jeffrey Epstein and 5G, as well as his books on opting out of the technocratic state. Brose's 2019 mayoral run in Houston, Texas, is noted as a significant effort to raise awareness about surveillance and cannabis legalization.

Derek Brose details his journey from drug addiction and an eighteen-month prison sentence in Texas to becoming an activist. He describes how incarceration led to introspection, journaling, and Zen Buddhist meditation, helping him process childhood trauma and a family history of addiction. Brose explains that his personal healing informed his worldview, leading him to view the desire for control among the elite as a manifestation of their own unresolved trauma.