Topic: Dreamers

The host shares a personal anecdote about visiting a patient at Advent Health Tampa, noting the irony of experiencing Seventh-day Adventist medical care firsthand. Additionally, feedback on a recent episode featuring J Dreamers is addressed, noting the polarizing nature of his intuitive theories on plasma cataclysms and historical resets. Listeners are encouraged to provide honest ratings on the Plus site to help gauge interest in "far out" topics.

Guest Jay Dreamers joins the program to discuss his research into ancient history, dead titans, and catastrophic environmental events. He identifies as a "Seeker of Truth" rather than a mystic or prophet, citing the fantasy book series The Sword of Truth as a primary personal influence. His work suggests that the human environment is a closed system subject to periodic plasma-driven resets that are reflected in global mythology.

Kenyon recounts a profound subjective experience at Madrona Point, a sacred site for the Lumi Indians, where he felt himself fall into the center of the Earth. During this vision, he encountered an aborigine shaman and a being called the Earth Dreamer, who asked him to sing the "Song of the New Earth." This event eventually led to Kenyon and his wife traveling the world four times to perform sound work at various globally recognized sacred locations.

The show concludes with a promotion for conspiracy-themed apparel at conspiratease.net, including the "Pyramid Builders" and "Quit Your Job" shirts. Host Greg Carlwood thanks the audience for sharing the show on social media and reiterates the importance of voting at podcastawards.com. The episode closes with the song "Lucky Dice" by the band Dreamers.