Topic: Listener Supported

Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by encouraging listeners to support the show through THC Plus or Patreon to access full two-hour interviews. He emphasizes the importance of independent media and word-of-mouth promotion in maintaining a "counterculture corner" free from mainstream advertisements. The show ends with a final thank you to the guests and the audience.

The host reviews harsh social media comments accusing the show of being "white man bad" propaganda. He defends his background as a regular person from Missouri with no institutional ties, asserting that his criticisms are directed at the American and British empires rather than specific races. The discussion touches on the frustration of listeners who consume the free content while criticizing the host's need for financial support through the Plus membership.

The host promotes the upcoming "Joint Session" on July 25th and encourages listeners to join the Plus membership for full two-hour episodes. He emphasizes that the show remains listener-supported and free of corporate sponsorships. The second hour of the Bosley interview is teased, featuring topics like the "Society of Lizards," Prussian conspiracies, and Walter's analysis of current trends in Ufology.

Darren and Graham wrap up their appearance by inviting listeners to visit their website and explore their broader range of topics, which often include more lighthearted content than the vaccine discussion. They promote their "Value for Value" funding model, which mirrors the listener-supported structure of The Higher Side Chats. The hosts express interest in future meetups and collaborations in California.

The host introduces the Higher Side Chats and promotes the Plus membership program available at thehighersidechatsplus.com. Subscribers receive a second hour of content for each episode, a custom RSS feed, and the ability to suggest topics and guests. The segment emphasizes that listener-supported media is the future of entertainment and allows for an uninterrupted listening experience.

Greg Carlwood introduces the THC Money Bomb, a recurring program where half of the listener donations collected every five episodes are gifted back to a random listener. He provides his PO Box in San Diego for mail-in entries and emphasizes that the show remains free of subscription fees and paid archives through this community-supported model.