Topic: Don Peyote

The wrap-up covers various personal updates and reactions, including the host's decision to decline a speaking engagement at the "Lightning in a Bottle" festival due to stage fright. Mention is made of Marty Leeds releasing a film announcing his acceptance of the Flat Earth model, which the host finds surprising. The segment also touches on the "Don Peyote" bus tour and the importance of saying yes to unique opportunities to facilitate magical outcomes.

Greg Carlwood and the guests reminisce about their time on the "Don Peyote" tour bus with actor Dan Fogler. They share anecdotes about a near-death experience in a city bus and Carlwood’s first experience with LSD. The discussion also touches on a failed collaborative project called "Conspiracy HQ," which served as a lesson in the difficulties of professional partnerships in the conspiracy research field.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces the episode from San Diego following his participation in the Don Peyote tour bus adventure with Dan Fogler and Freeman Fly. Carlwood describes a psychedelic experience in Big Sur and apologizes for a brief hiatus in the show's schedule. He previews the upcoming interview with author Xavier Hayes regarding ancient Egyptian secret societies, reptilian theories, and the deaths of Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson.

The current THC Money Bomb total has reached $762, with a winner to be selected following the Saturday deadline. Guest Dan Fogler joins the program to discuss his new film, Don Peyote, which features researcher Freeman Fly. The movie explores a protagonist's journey down the conspiracy rabbit hole, mirroring the real-world experiences of researchers and authors in the field.

Dan Fogler describes the plot of Don Peyote, which follows an "everyman" named Warren who becomes obsessed with conspiracy theories and end-of-the-world prophecies leading up to 2012. The character encounters street prophets and interviews real-life figures like Daniel Pinchbeck and Freeman Fly. The narrative tracks Warren's transition from anxiety and fear to a state of attempted spiritual leadership and a shift in consciousness.

Dan Fogler reflects on his natural ability to enter hypnotic or meditative states as a child, including experiences with astral projection. He explains how these personal experiences with "bliss waves" and altered states were dialed up for his character in Don Peyote. He describes the three-year journey of making the film as a transformative process for himself and the crew.

Dan Fogler announces that Don Peyote will be released in theaters and on VOD in May. Greg Carlwood concludes the interview by encouraging listeners to support alternative media and independent films to ensure more diverse content exists outside the mainstream. He emphasizes the importance of the conspiracy movement gaining visibility in the public eye.