Topic: Elkin

Christopher Knowles draws a parallel between the death of David Wilcock and Don Elkins, the founder of the Law of One channeling cult. Elkins died by suicide in 1984 following a standoff with police, a scenario that Knowles claims Wilcock may have been attempting to mirror. The discussion explores the history of the Ra channeling group and the psychological toll of such belief systems.

Greg Carlwood reviews the upcoming "Hireside Meetups" calendar with events scheduled in Ohio, Connecticut, North Carolina, Germany, and New Zealand. He encourages listeners to RSVP to build local networks of "good people" in troubled times. The episode concludes with a promotion for the "Plus" subscription tier and a final sign-off over the closing music.

Carlwood reviews recent guest performances, noting high ratings for Chris Knowles and Richard Grove. He lists upcoming listener meetups in Dayton, Ohio; New Haven, Connecticut; and Elkin, North Carolina. The episode concludes with a final reflection on the "synchromistic string pullers" and a reminder for listeners to stay critical of the "biblical script" being engineered by global elites.

The host reviews the previous episode featuring Richard Grove and announces upcoming listener meetups in Dayton, New Haven, Elkin, and Portland. The show concludes with a musical segment and a final sign-off, encouraging listeners to stay safe and skeptical of mainstream narratives.