Topic: Jim Mars

The host introduces a holiday promotion featuring T-shirts from conspirates.net and gift subscriptions for THC Plus. References are made to past guests and figures including Jim Mars, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich. The segment transitions from promotional banter into the show's thematic introduction regarding hidden history and the puppet masters of the planet.

Carlwood discusses the "parallel tracks" of various podcasters, mentioning Alex's interviews with Jim Mars and Stanton Friedman. He announces the launch of a THC Discord server and upcoming live chats. He also references a recent "Plus" episode with Laurie Handerhan regarding the pedophile epidemic and child abusers in power, encouraging listeners to subscribe to the premium feed.

The host introduces a holiday promotion for the Higher Side Chats, featuring a new clothing line available at conspirates.net. Listeners are encouraged to purchase gift subscriptions for THC Plus to support the show's independent research. The segment features brief audio clips from past guests including Jim Mars, Duncan Trussell, and Douglas Dietrich to celebrate the season.

Host Greg Carlwood opens the final episode of 2015 by announcing the monthly Moneybomb winner, Josh from North Carolina, who receives a $397 prize. The winner leaves a voicemail suggesting future interview guests including Joe Montaldo and the creators of Sasquatch Chronicles. Carlwood introduces the primary guest, Sevan Bomar, to discuss the code of the Matrix and reclaiming personal power.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the year's highlights, mentioning notable guests such as Joseph Farrell, Eric Dubay, and Jim Mars. He recaps the "Plus" version of the episode, which included discussions on animal consciousness and the "evil trappings" of Christmas. The show ends with a musical outro and a call for listeners to take creative action in the coming year.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces author Jim Mars to discuss his book, Population Control: How Corporate Owners Are Killing Us. The conversation establishes a premise that multinational conglomerates and globalist entities prioritize profit and power over human life. Mars argues that the current corporate structure functions as a campaign against humanity, moving beyond simple politics into a matter of biological self-defense.

Jim Mars concludes by advising listeners to synthesize information from multiple sources, comparing the process to interviewing witnesses at a car accident. He directs the audience to his website, jimmars.com, for his books, DVDs, and news updates. The host thanks Mars for his research and highlights the importance of the book Population Control.

Jim Fetzer joins the program to discuss his book, And I Suppose We Didn't Go to the Moon Either, which covers various historical events as mass illusions. The book features thirteen contributors, including Jay Weidner, Nicholas Kohlstrom, and Jim Mars. The project originated from Mike Palachek's concept for a series titled Save the World Resist the Empire.

The host introduces a holiday-themed segment featuring audio clips from past guests like Jim Mars and Duncan Trussell to promote seasonal gifts. Listeners are encouraged to visit conspirates.net for rebellious fashion apparel or purchase gift subscriptions for The Higher Side Chats Plus. The segment transitions into the show's traditional Fireside Chats introduction, referencing Franklin Delano Roosevelt.