Topic: Greg Little

Gordon White selects "DMT: The Spirit Molecule" by Dr. Rick Strassman, arguing it provides a scientific interface for the spirit world through consistent cross-cultural psychedelic encounters. The host considers "Origins of the Gods" by Greg Little and Andrew Collins, which links shamanism to earth energies and plasma beings, though he notes it may be too recent for an "all-time" list. They briefly discuss the ethics of authors putting their own recent works on such lists.

Ryan Patrick Burns concludes the interview by directing listeners to his podcast, Hero Paranormal, and his research site, Space Wolf Research. Greg Carlwood reflects on previous guests recommended by Burns, such as Ryan Musgrave Evans, who discussed "crypto-terrestrials" managing humanity as livestock. Carlwood also mentions Dr. Greg Little’s book *Origins of the Gods*, which features compelling photographic evidence of anomalies at Skinwalker Ranch.

Greg Carlwood summarizes his current model for paranormal phenomena, blending Patrick Harper's "Daemonic Reality" with Dr. Greg Little's plasma theories. He suggests that cryptids and other encounters are likely aspects of a single multi-dimensional "bleed over" facilitated by plasma. Carlwood also reflects on his decision to stay in his "lane" as a host rather than becoming a full-time field investigator.

Greg Carlwood signs off by challenging the "medical tyranny cabal" and recommending recent episodes featuring Isaac Weishaupt, Forrest Moretti, and Greg Little. The episode concludes with the song "American Scream," featuring lyrics about a "smoking gun" and the "land of the THC."

Greg Carlwood introduces Dr. Greg Little to discuss the clairvoyant readings of Edgar Cayce regarding the lost civilization of Atlantis. Dr. Little is a psychologist and explorer who has spent years searching the Bahamas for archaeological evidence linked to Cayce’s psychic data. The segment establishes Cayce's legacy as a prominent figure capable of tapping into the Akashic Record to answer historical mysteries.

Dr. Greg Little opens the interview by congratulating Greg Carlwood on the birth of his child. They briefly discuss the significant lifestyle changes and unpredictable nature of parenthood. Carlwood acknowledges he is currently "on the ride" of new fatherhood before transitioning back to the primary subject of the interview.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the synchronicity of receiving Chianetti's book immediately after a listener inquiry. He praises the publisher, Inner Traditions, and discusses the importance of authentic primary explorers over "flashy" media personalities. Carlwood notes Chianetti's credentials, including his work as a consultant for the Indiana Jones franchise.

Psychologist and author Greg Little joins the program to discuss his extensive research into ancient mysteries and mound builder cultures. Little holds a doctorate in counseling and has authored over 30 books covering subjects from criminal justice to UFOs. The primary focus is his latest work, Denisovan Origins, co-authored with Andrew Collins.