Itunes Reviews comes up in 6 chapters across 6 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from January 2013 to August 2020.
YouTube comments were disabled following the Angela Davis episode due to an influx of racial slurs and harassment directed at guests. The host also responds to one-star iTunes reviews, many of which are based on single episodes or complaints about the paywall. He compares his subscription model to mainstream shows like Coast to Coast AM, noting that independent creators require direct support to remain viable and ad-free.
Holiday Obligations, iTunes Reviews Growth
The host reflects on the pressures of the holiday season and the trap of modern consumerism. Appreciation is expressed for the audience's support, noting that iTunes reviews for the show have doubled recently, which has significantly increased the program's visibility and clout. Plans for upcoming guests and the conclusion of the current donation drive are also mentioned.
Higher Side Chats Introduction, Jamie Hanshaw, THC Money Bomb
Host Greg Carlwood introduces guest Jamie Hanshaw to discuss Disney and Hollywood mind control, noting her connection to previous guest Freeman Fly. Carlwood requests listener support through iTunes reviews and promotes the THC Money Bomb, a donation drive where half the proceeds are gifted back to a listener by episode 85.
Jon Rappaport Preview, Outro Music
Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by thanking listeners and encouraging them to review the show on iTunes. He previews the following week's guest, investigative journalist Jon Rappaport. The episode closes with a song titled "Monsters" and a final sign-off.
Higherside Chats 50th Episode, Host Reflections and Listener Support
Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the challenges of reaching the 50th episode of The Higherside Chats, thanking his partner Teresa and various friends for their support. He emphasizes the importance of listener engagement through iTunes reviews, social media shares, and purchases from his t-shirt company, Conspiratees. Carlwood encourages those pursuing their passions to persevere despite the difficulties of balancing a corporate job with independent creative work.
The Higherside Chats Sign-Off and I Put a Spell on You
The host wraps up the episode by thanking listeners for their support and encouraging them to leave reviews on iTunes and Stitcher. He teases new team members for 2013 and promotes the merchandise at conspiratease.net. The show concludes with a musical segment featuring a cover of "I Put a Spell on You," originally by Screamin' Jay Hawkins.
