Topic: Documentaries

Host Greg Carlwood introduces documentary filmmaker Jason Bermas, citing his influential early internet films such as Loose Change, Fabled Enemies, and Invisible Empire. Bermas discusses the concept of a post-truth world, noting that the term was a specific agenda item at the 2017 Bilderberg Conference. The conversation establishes the current era as one defined by technocratic takeover and the erosion of objective reality through propaganda.

Many of Reiss's original wells remain operational, including those fueling the famous Carlsbad Flower Fields in California. Burr discusses the lineage of primary water locators, including Paul Power, Bill Cox, and Robert Gourlay. He mentions a 17-minute documentary detailing the Gallagher family's property and the long-term viability of these deep-rock wells.

David Icke provides information on where listeners can find his work, including his main website and his video streaming platform, Iconic.com. He mentions that these sites host an extensive library of documentaries and daily news updates covering the nature of reality and current world events.

Jake Grant discusses his 2019 documentary, which was filmed alongside the Netflix "Behind the Curve" production. He describes it as a film for "seekers" that explores the underlying conspiracies leading to the Flat Earth theory. Grant argues that the movement is less about the physical shape of the Earth and more about dismantling the "deception" and "scientism" promoted by government agencies like NASA.

Richard Grove recounts the process of filming "The Ultimate History Lesson" with John Taylor Gatto in July 2004. He describes the challenges of coordinating the interview at Gatto's off-grid farm and the subsequent effort to edit and distribute the footage after Gatto suffered a stroke shortly after filming. Grove emphasizes the importance of supporting independent researchers and authors in the freedom movement to ensure their legacies are preserved.

Carlwood critiques the documentary "Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee," labeling it a non-objective "hit piece" by filmmaker Nanette Burstein. He discusses specific allegations of murder and sexual assault mentioned in the film, sharing Janice's perspective that these claims were out of character for John. The segment concludes with Carlwood's decision to focus on the "dead man's switch" rather than making moral judgments on McAfee's personal life.

Campanella provides updates on the other three participants of the Antarctic trip: Austin Witsett, Elizabeth Acosta, and Jonathan Marrianday. He notes that while Witsett remains in the flat earth camp, Marrianday is producing a documentary of the expedition. The segment touches on the internal politics of the movement, including Acosta's departure from Mark Sargent's show following a car accident.

Greg Carlwood introduces prolific paranormal researcher Joshua Cutchin and filmmaker Ryan Gruelich of Creepy Kingdom. The guests arrive to discuss their collaborative documentary, Lady of the Lake, which investigates a 1937 murder in Washington State and subsequent ghostly sightings. The project originated from a fan email sent by Gruelich to Cutchin during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Shepard directs listeners to New Forest Farm's website and the documentary Feeding Tomorrow, which features his wholesale asparagus and pig operation. He emphasizes that his methods are practical, not theoretical, and based on the resilient oak savanna model. He concludes by advising against growing "superfoods" that require consumer education, favoring delicious, familiar crops instead.

A new 10-part documentary project is currently in development focusing on a series of unsolved cold case crimes from the late 1970s in Speedway, Indiana. The investigation looks into five murders and a string of bombings near the Indianapolis 500, uncovering evidence of police corruption and a wrongful conviction. This project aims to bring transparency to stories that have been obscured by official misdirection for decades.

Greg Carlwood welcomes filmmaker Ben Joseph Stewart to the program, highlighting his influential 2008 documentary Esoteric Agenda. Stewart's career is summarized through his various provocative films including Kymatica, Ungrip, and the recent Awake in the Darkness. The host credits Stewart with pioneering the fusion of magic and conspiracy in early YouTube-era digital media.

Bosley provides an update on his current creative endeavors, including a documentary series on the "Esoteric Napoleon" and the development of "Empire of the Wheel" into a television series. He mentions the release of several audiobooks, including "The Mystery of Ingersoll Lockwood," and the growth of his personal YouTube channel. The segment concludes the interview with a focus on his transition into multimedia formats.

Matthew LaCroix announces a major five-country expedition planned for May 2024, covering the United States, Turkey, Peru, Bolivia, and Egypt. The project will involve scientists and experts to document the "origin point" of civilization at Lake Van and its spread across the globe. The expedition will be chronicled in a documentary film and ongoing content on his website, thestageoftime.com. LaCroix also mentions future plans for hosting public tours to Lake Van to share these discoveries firsthand.

Richard Stanley admits to a decade-long obsession with the idea of traveling back to 1240 to prevent the fall of Mont Ségur. He also mentions a suppressed documentary by Luciano Gaspar regarding the Miracle of Fatima and a potential Vatican cover-up. Stanley notes that the apparition he witnessed in the Pyrenees shares the same characteristics as famous Marian apparitions, including the scent of roses and a glowing feminine form.

William Ramsey concludes the interview by sharing details about his podcast, "William Ramsey Investigates," which has over 1,000 episodes, and his various documentary projects. He encourages listeners to explore his books and Patreon for deeper dives into the Smiley Face Killers and occult agendas. Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the disturbing nature of the criminal networks discussed and the importance of exposing these hidden influences in culture.

Greg Carlwood emphasizes "leading by example" through a successful business and healthy lifestyle to provide "social proof" to skeptics. John Kirwin shares his specific 9-11 "awakening" moment involving CGI plane anomalies in documentaries like Loose Change. They discuss the difficulty of convincing family members who refuse to acknowledge any evidence, regardless of its validity.

John Potash encourages listeners to visit his website to view trailers for his films, including Shots! and Drugs as Weapons Against Us. He emphasizes the importance of education and empowerment in the face of systemic manipulation. Greg Carlwood praises Potash’s meticulous research and its contribution to understanding the "big machine" of social control.

Greg Carlwood discusses his long-standing idea for a "Higher Side Cafe," a weed-friendly coffee shop featuring conspiracy documentaries. He considers the PMA structure as a perfect fit for such a venture, noting how the cannabis community is already accustomed to membership-based models. He also reflects on his experiences with private cannabis clubs in Barcelona as a potential template.

Tony Merkel announces an upcoming documentary filming expedition to a property in Utah that borders Skinwalker Ranch. Because the ranch itself is privately owned and litigious, the production focuses on the surrounding area where locals report similar bizarre activity. The project aims to explore the broader history and native perspectives of the region's high strangeness.

The discussion focuses on how NASA allegedly used footage that critics label as "rehearsal" in official documentaries as genuine records of the journey. Sibrell mentions a new source featured in his book who claims to have been present at a military base in 1968 when the Apollo 11 filming was faked. This source reportedly provided a list of 15 VIP eyewitnesses, including President Lyndon Johnson, who were involved in the production.