Topic: Ground Zero Radio

Anthony Patch describes a confrontation at a Ground Zero University conference where two men representing a private quantum computing company allegedly pressured him and Clyde Lewis to stop their research. Patch claims that shortly after a handshake with these individuals, Lewis was hospitalized with symptoms of transfer poisoning to his palm. The incident is attributed to Patch and Lewis discussing technology six months ahead of its intended public release schedule.

Greg Carlwood introduces Clyde Lewis, the host of the long-running terrestrial radio program Ground Zero. Carlwood describes Lewis as a personal inspiration and a noble figure in the effort to expose corruption and occultism. The introduction highlights Lewis's decades-long career in the alternative media and conspiracy research space.

Clyde Lewis discusses his history in radio, noting that he currently broadcasts five hours a day. He recounts how Ground Zero was a pioneer in online streaming during the early 1990s, even streaming Art Bell's show before Bell fully understood the medium. Lewis reflects on going national in the year 2000 and his experiences speaking at Masonic temples.

Olav Phillips, executive producer for Ground Zero Radio and archivist for the UFO community, joins the show to discuss his impressions of Conspiracy Con. Phillips notes the high quality of speakers like Freeman and Sophia Smallstorm but expresses concern over the aging demographic of attendees. The conversation highlights the high cost of organizing and attending such conventions as a barrier for younger participants.