Topic: Forbes

Carlwood previews the "Plus" version of the show, which covers cloning, celestial alignments affecting material properties, and the potential weaponization of energy tech during the fall of Atlantis. He also mentions Bob Greenier's collaboration with Ashton Forbes regarding the MH370 disappearance, though Carlwood expresses personal reservations about Forbes' tactics and the validity of the related videos.

The discussion references John Potash’s research into how American Ivy League universities were historically funded by the international drug trade, specifically the opium trade involving the Forbes and Coolidge families. It also notes that institutions like MIT were established as land grants to train geologists for the coal and oil industries, suggesting that "behind every fortune is a crime."

Researcher Ashton Forbes joins the program to discuss the foundational details of the MH370 disappearance. Forbes clarifies that while the plane went dark over the South China Sea at 1721 UTC, the official narrative claims it flew for several hours toward the South Indian Ocean. He argues that the disappearance seen in the leaked footage occurs at 1840 UTC near the Nicobar Islands, contradicting the fuel-exhaustion crash theory.

Carrie McDonald invites listeners to her podcast, The Liberated Podcast, highlighting episodes on neurodiversity and micro schools in Mississippi. She details her upcoming 2023 travel plans to document education entrepreneurs for Forbes and her newsletter at Fee.org. The segment concludes with a discussion on the long-term benefits of raising a more creative, less constricted generation through these alternative models.

The speakers analyze a World Economic Forum-linked article titled "Welcome to 2030: I Own Nothing, Have No Privacy, and Life Has Never Been Better." John Bush highlights a specific passage in the article regarding those who live outside the cities in self-supplying communities, viewing it as a roadmap for resistance. He describes his own intentional community pilot property where members share labor for food production and property maintenance.

The episode ends with a musical segment featuring lyrics about the desire to be a billionaire, referencing celebrities like Oprah, Brad Pitt, and Angelina Jolie. The song describes fantasies of philanthropy, luxury cars, and appearing on the cover of Forbes magazine.