Topic: Gab

Philip Fairbanks outlines his upcoming literary projects, including a mammoth work on the deep state and future books on biohacking and nootropics. He provides his contact information across various platforms including his website, Twitter, Gab, and MeWe under the handle KafkaGuy. The author expresses a desire to eventually pivot toward studying neurotransmitters and herbal history after completing his current political trilogy.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, noting his excitement about Adam Curry's technical solutions for the conspiracy culture. He mentions that the Podverse app, developed by a listener named Mitch, is currently using The Higher Side Chats to test password-protected feed features. Carlwood also discusses his recent verification on Gab and the importance of moving toward decentralized systems like those supported by Blueberry and the Podcast Index.

The current state of federal and grassroots investigations is assessed, noting the closure of the Clinton Global Initiative and the reopening of the Anthony Weiner case. Zimmerman emphasizes the importance of the survivor community and decentralized platforms like Gab and ProtonMail for secure communication. He encourages researchers to remain skeptical but active in scrutinizing WikiLeaks data for further breakthroughs.

Ryan Zimmerman provides final instructions on how to access the Pizzagate Wiki and contact him via secure email. The host urges listeners to share the episode with other podcast creators to increase the safety of independent investigators through public visibility.

Marty Leeds discusses potential alternatives to Facebook, such as Gab, before promoting his "Mathematical Radio Hour" podcast and his music available on iTunes and ReverbNation. The segment concludes with the introduction of his song "Mr. Vertigo" from the EP titled The Mountain.

Due to censorship on Twitter and Reddit, Seaman recommends Gab.ai and Voat.co as platforms for open discussion. Carlwood mentions an open letter to Seaman on Voat regarding his upcoming appearance on The Daily Show. Seaman expresses his intention to present evidence to the show's audience while acknowledging the potential for biased editing by the network.