Topic: Listener Ratings

Greg Carlwood reflects on a recent interview with Dr. Tom Cowan, noting Cowan's "indifference" during the discussion and the resulting low listener rating of 4.2. Despite the friction, Carlwood praises Cowan's work with structured water and kitchen staples available in his store.

Carlwood reviews recent episodes and listener ratings, noting the success of his solo show on the Jeffrey Epstein files and the interview with Peter Cowan on "light health." He defends his solo curation process against critics who view it as mere "rambling," pointing to high ratings from "Plus" subscribers. He also clarifies his preference for the term "light health" over "quantum biology" when discussing EMF and sunlight research.

Carlwood addresses the mixed reception of the previous episode featuring "Gray Area Monarch," which received a 4.5 rating. He defends the inclusion of first-hand anecdotal accounts of the GATE program and ritual abuse, noting that some listeners confirmed similar experiences in Tennessee. The host argues that the guest's high-energy cadence was consistent with the nature of the traumatic stories being shared.

Greg Carlwood shares the results of his first eBay outline auction, noting that 27 outlines sold for an average of $54 each. He also mentions the high listener rating for the previous episode with Gordon White and expresses hope for an in-person event in 2025. The segment serves as a community update on the show's logistics and reception.

The host discusses the limitations of modern technology, noting that the Department of Defense's involvement in AI boards ensures strict "guardrails." He argues that real breakthroughs in areas like ether energy, hemp fuel, and Rife devices are intentionally quarantined by the academic and state classes. He acknowledges a low listener rating for a previous episode but maintains that the show is a "sandbox" for exploring ideas.

The host addresses listener feedback regarding a previous guest, Matthew LaCroix, defending his expertise in ancient history despite some negative ratings. He discusses the broader themes of a "hidden hand" of psychopathic elites and the potential for "unity consciousness" to eventually overcome these control systems. The host expresses a cautious optimism about the long-term future of humanity while acknowledging the current era of suppression.

The host reviews listener feedback and ratings for recent episodes, specifically the interview with Ronnie Pontiac regarding Manly P. Hall. While the episode received a 4.1 out of 5, the host expresses some personal disappointment that the discussion focused more on anecdotes than the esoteric history of America. He reflects on the difficulty of interrupting long-winded guests who provide extensive context for their stories. Conversely, the episode with Ryan Christian received a high score of 4.8, reflecting strong listener interest in real-world geopolitical commentary.

Greg Carlwood addresses listener feedback regarding the previous episode with Shannon Rowan, which received a lower-than-average rating of 3.7. He acknowledges criticisms regarding the discussion of ivermectin and a perceived lack of depth in certain areas. Carlwood takes partial responsibility for the episode's focus, noting a misunderstanding regarding whether the primary topic would be vaccines or Rowan's work on EMFs in "Wifi Refugee."