Topic: Kansas

The hosts analyze the symbolism of the recent Super Bowl, noting the "two towers" motif invoked by the car rental company Turo. McRoy reviews his predictions for the Eagles' victory and the specific point margins, linking the numbers 9, 11, 18, 22, and 33 to Freemasonic and occult significance. They also mention the Kendrick Lamar halftime show as a source of future symbolic analysis.

Speculation regarding a "Kansas City Shuffle" scenario suggests the shooter on the roof may have been a distraction for a professional sniper located elsewhere, such as a water tower. The host mentions potential links to the CrowdStrike outage and a BlackRock commercial featuring the suspect. A future deep-dive with guest Ryan Christian is announced to synthesize these alternative narratives and examine the technical details of the event.

The episode wraps up with a review of recent guest performances and a look at the success of anonymous writers on Substack. The host promotes upcoming listener meetups in Kansas City, New Hampshire, and Michigan via highersidemeetups.com, emphasizing the importance of building local networks to combat isolation. The show concludes with a final thank you to Plus members and a musical outro.

The host reviews the 4.6 rating given by Plus members to the Shannon Taggart interview on spiritualism. A list of upcoming "Higherside Meetups" is announced for June and July 2024, including events in Casa Grande, Pasadena, Kansas City, and New Hampshire. Listeners are encouraged to visit highersidemeetups.com to coordinate local gatherings and expand their networks.

The host lists upcoming listener meetups in Los Angeles, Casa Grande, Pasadena, Kansas City, and Canaan, New Hampshire. Listeners are encouraged to visit highersidemeetups.com to RSVP or create their own events. The show concludes with a signature sign-off and a custom closing song titled "The American Scream," which features lyrics about spiritualism and the paranormal. The final segments contain the musical performance and a brief vocal fade-out.

A former employee of an appliance store in Great Bend, Kansas, recounts finding two babies with solid black eyes abandoned on a display bed. Police and store management were present when two unidentified women, allegedly from the municipal court but suspected to be from McConnell Air Force Base, took the infants. The incident was preceded by unexplained security system failures and strange phone calls to the business.

State-level differences in education regulation significantly impact the growth of alternative schooling models. Florida is highlighted for its robust school choice programs and tax credit scholarships that make micro schools accessible to lower-income families. Conversely, Kansas serves as an example of a state where low general business regulation allows education entrepreneurs to thrive despite a lack of formal school choice policies.

Greg Carlwood previews the second hour of the interview for THC Plus members, which includes a deep dive into the Buffalo World's Fair and the assassination of President McKinley. He then lists upcoming listener meetups for November 2022 in locations including Ontario, Topeka, Asheville, Sandy, Seattle, and Durango. He encourages listeners to check the meetup calendar and provide a two-week lead time for new events.

Greg Carlwood previews the second hour of the interview, which covers topics like deuterium depleted water and Rife machines. He announces the "Magic on the Mountain" event at Mount Shasta in February and lists several upcoming listener meetups in Colorado, Wisconsin, Florida, and Missouri. These events are intended to foster community among listeners interested in alternative topics and parallel society building.

Greg Carlwood promotes upcoming listener meetups scheduled for August in various locations, including San Francisco, Portland, and London. Events range from casual bar gatherings to educational farm workshops in Maine focused on garlic harvesting and soil prep. These meetups are intended to help fans of the show network and build communities of like-minded individuals.

Carlwood outlines the topics covered in the second hour of the interview for Plus members, including redox potential and cold therapy. He promotes the Hireside Meetups calendar, highlighting upcoming events in Kansas, New Orleans, Colorado Springs, San Francisco, and Portland. He encourages listeners to connect with each other before potential societal instability.

Moeller shares his personal struggle with severe PTSD and trauma that left him unable to work or interact socially. He credits a healer named Patty, who was trained in Lakota traditions and university-led energy experiments, for helping him begin the process of individuation. This journey involved integrating fragmented pieces of his psyche into a whole, eventually leading to a successful life and family stability.

Moeller describes his novel Red Mass, which features a conspiracy theorist named Gregor Sampson who joins a group of "psychedelic revolutionaries" called the Order of the Red Hand. This group serves as a counter to the "Men in Black," encouraging people to remember rather than forget supernatural events. Moeller shares a story of a curandero in the Andes who claimed to have met real beings dressed in red, mirroring the "machine elves" described by Terence McKenna.

The Simon Myth Chronicles is introduced as a Gnostic comic series based on a "daemonic entity" that has guided Moeller for years. After several failed attempts to write the character as a novel, Moeller’s wife encouraged him to use the comic medium. The first issue is set to debut at Planet Comicon in Kansas City, incorporating elements of Kabbalah and Moeller's spiritual worldview.

Dr. DeMaio describes his graduate research at the University of Kansas where he successfully used a Cloudbuster to trigger rainfall across the state. He reveals that the National Academy of Sciences allegedly threatened the university's funding to stop his research, leading to his eventual ostracization from mainstream academia.

A personal anecdote describes the successful use of biochar in a dry Kansas summer to grow vibrant tomato plants without supplemental watering. The biochar was "charged" with nitrogen and microbes before being planted in the root zone, demonstrating the efficiency of the medium. This practical application of permaculture principles highlights the potential for localized food security and soil restoration.

Damien's van broke down in Winona, Kansas, a tiny town of approximately 100 people. Two local men who stopped to help witnessed a drone descending near their home, which they described as looking like a George Adamski-style flying saucer. Interestingly, the intense surveillance of Damien appeared to stop once he settled in the small town, leading Guffey to speculate that such operations require the anonymity of large population centers.

Dr. Wood compares the selective destruction at the World Trade Center to the anomalies seen in powerful tornadoes. She recounts a 1966 tornado in Topeka, Kansas, where buildings were sliced in half while interior items remained undisturbed. The segment explores the possibility that the technology used on 9/11 could be a form of weaponized weather or a localized energy system that mimics the effects of a tornado.

Historical accounts from the 19th century detail massive prehistoric battlefields, including a hundred-acre cemetery near the Missouri River. An 1897 report from the Fort Wayne Sentinel described a site near Wichita, Kansas, containing the remains of 100,000 giants, some with double rows of teeth and red hair. These findings suggest a widespread population of beings ranging from seven to over thirty feet tall that has been erased from modern textbooks.

Sauder recounts a first-person account from an abductee who claimed to be taken to an underground facility in Southeast Kansas. The witness described a medical school amphitheater setting where terrestrial humans and aliens worked together on intrusive procedures, communicating the location via telepathic vision.