Topic: Mandrake

The host previews content from the second hour of the interview available to Plus members, including discussions on the homunculus, mandrake roots, and correlations to modern cloning. Other topics mentioned include the Golem, the Emerald Tablet's cosmology, and the use of alchemists by powerful elites. Carlwood concludes with a call to action for listeners to support the show through membership.

The discussion focuses on the linguistic journey of the word "kana" and its adoption into Hebrew as "cannabosom." Bennett explains that cannabis was a major trade item on ancient spice routes, appearing in the biblical books of Ezekiel and Jeremiah as a foreign commodity. He also mentions the use of other psychoactive substances like mandrake and opium in ancient "strong drinks."

The ritual functions of Gobekli Tepe are detailed, including the use of einkorn wheat for beer, drumming, and potentially hallucinogenic mushrooms. White explains that the T-pillars produce a vibratory hum when struck, suggesting the site was designed as a sonic space for chanting. He identifies the central "headless" pillars as representations of an Orion-like hunter spirit, used in ceremonies involving trade, marriage, and celestial contact.