Topic: Local Elections

Local Elections comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from November 2015 to August 2020.

November 2015 August 2020

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Joint Session Show | August 2020
• 11:40 - 14:13

Joint Session Show | August 2020

Local Government Importance, Smart Cities, Social Media Censorship

Emphasis is placed on the importance of local elections over national politics, specifically regarding candidates who resist Smart City initiatives, 5G implementation, and surveillance streetlights. The discussion highlights the risks of social media censorship, urging content creators to maintain direct connections with their audiences through independent websites and email lists. The host expresses a commitment to maintaining his own platform to avoid being silenced by middleman corporations.

Angela J. Davis | Policing The Black Man, Arbitrary Justice, & A Broken System
• 1:15:42 - 1:21:04

Angela J. Davis | Policing The Black Man, Arbitrary Justice, & A Broken System

Closing Remarks and Outro Music

Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by urging listeners to pay attention to local District Attorney elections. He thanks Professor Angela J. Davis for her time and expertise, recommending her books "Arbitrary Justice" and "Policing the Black Man." The show transitions into the closing music, "The American Scream," and a final reminder of the Plus membership benefits.

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Chris Knowles | The Devolution Agenda, Decoding NASA, & The Heaven’s Gate Cult
• 53:03 - 55:29

Chris Knowles | The Devolution Agenda, Decoding NASA, & The Heaven’s Gate Cult

Voting Efficacy, Local Elections and Future Guests

Greg Carlwood addresses listener feedback regarding the efficacy of voting, arguing that while the national system is flawed, local elections for issues like marijuana legalization and public transit are vital tools for influence. He expresses a desire to bring on guests from the Flat Earth movement, such as Mark Sargent, and mentions an upcoming interview with Graham Hancock. He encourages listeners to focus on actionable local changes rather than just complaining about large-scale conspiracies like chemtrails.