Topic: Macroaggressions

Host Greg Carlwood opens the show with a critique of the current state of America, citing economic struggles, the writer's strike, and a general lack of leadership competence. He introduces guest Charlie Robinson, author of The Octopus of Global Control and host of the Macroaggressions podcast. The two prepare to discuss the "controlled demolition" of the American empire and the various agendas contributing to societal collapse.

Charlie Robinson concludes his appearance by promoting his various projects, including the Macroaggressions podcast, his books, and his new show on TNT Radio. He mentions his collaborations with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike on the Union of the Unwanted. Robinson thanks Carlwood for being a pioneer in the independent podcast space and encourages listeners to seek information outside of mainstream media.

Charlie Robinson promotes his podcast, Macroaggressions, and his books while discussing his experiences with social media censorship. Greg Carlwood and Robinson discuss the difficulty of maintaining a presence on mainstream platforms like YouTube and Twitter while identifying as counterculture. They advocate for moving audiences to independent websites and alternative platforms like Rockfin.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces the Higher Side Chats, discussing the platform's Plus membership benefits and the current era of corporate control and political scandals. He introduces returning guest Charlie Robinson, author of The Octopus of Global Control and co-author of a new book with Jeff Berwick. The discussion sets the stage for examining the historical and modern factors leading to the current state of the American Empire.

Charlie Robinson provides information on where to find his podcast, Macroaggressions, and his books on various platforms including Spotify and Rockfin. The hosts discuss their struggles with social media censorship and the necessity of moving away from mainstream platforms like YouTube and Twitter. They exchange mutual appreciation for their respective contributions to alternative media and the "counterculture" spirit.