Topic: Infowars

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Greg Reese, a writer and researcher known for the Reiss Report on InfoWars and Banned.video. The conversation opens with Reese explaining his personal journey toward finding spiritual peace despite his belief that global systems are failing. Reese details his transition from a "red pill" awakening in 2004 to a period of isolation in a yoga ashram where he sought to accept the onset of tyranny.

The episode concludes with a song that critiques the state of legacy alternative media, specifically mentioning InfoWars and Coast to Coast AM. The lyrics suggest these shows are "drowning slowly" due to excessive commercials and a lack of on-demand flexibility. The song celebrates The Higher Side Chats as a more authentic and user-friendly home for listeners seeking fringe topics without the "dirty" feeling of constant advertising.

Wolfgang Halbig expresses disappointment in Alex Jones and InfoWars following their public retraction of their Sandy Hook stance. He mentions a conversation with a retired FBI veteran who initially supported his findings, but notes that InfoWars has since ceased coverage of his investigation. Halbig characterizes Jones as untruthful for abandoning the alternative narrative.

The episode features a musical outro titled "Drowning Slowly," which critiques mainstream alternative media figures like "Mr. Jones" for excessive advertising. The lyrics express a preference for The Higher Side Chats (THC) over traditional shows like Coast to Coast AM and InfoWars, which the song claims are losing relevance due to their commercial nature.

The episode concludes with a song by Lauren Silva that satirizes the state of traditional alternative media. The lyrics contrast the commercial-heavy format of shows like Infowars and Coast to Coast AM with the on-demand, listener-supported nature of The Higher Side Chats. The song emphasizes a feeling of being "at home" with the new format of podcasting.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the episode by reflecting on a news story about a journalist kicked out of a Bilderberg meeting for talking to InfoWars, which he views as a potential stunt to validate Alex Jones. He mentions the recent Santa Barbara shooting and invites listeners to participate in the next money bomb round. The show concludes with Carlwood's sign-off and a musical track.