Topic: Indiegogo

The guest promotes several initiatives, including an Indiegogo campaign for the fifth edition of his book and the "Thick Red Line Project." The latter aims to educate police officers on natural law and encourage them to refuse to enforce victimless crimes. By building community support for officers who say "no" to politicians, the project seeks to end abuses like civil asset forfeiture and mask mandates.

Lupa Greenwolf shares her current projects, including The Tarot of Bones and an upcoming book titled Vulture Culture 101. The new book serves as a guide for people interested in collecting and processing hides and bones, covering legalities and ethical considerations. An Indiegogo campaign for the project is announced for February 6th, with further information available at her primary website.

Janir plugs an ongoing Indiegogo campaign for a factual documentary about Wilhelm Reich, directed by Kevin Hinchey. The project is supported by Dr. James E. Strick, author of "Wilhelm Reich, Biologist," and aims to synthesize research from Reich's archives in Norway, Germany, and the United States. Despite raising over $100,000, the project requires further funding to complete the editing phase.

Eric Dollard rejects the idea of a finite universe or a "big nuclear bomb" Sun, favoring the infinite models of ancient philosophers and J.J. Thomson. The segment transitions to a call for support for Dollard's two-month Indiegogo campaign. The funds are intended to secure his operations and complete his research projects by the end of the year.