Topic: Matthew Cross

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview with Harold Kautz-Vella, noting the "180-degree" turn regarding the arrival of positive guardians. He discusses his recent research trip to Armenia, comparing the ancient sites to Gobekli Tepe and ground zero for Gnostic-Christian conflicts. Carlwood announces upcoming shows featuring Matthew Cross and Graham Hancock, and mentions plans for a new studio and an Armenia documentary.

Carlwood thanks his audience for acting as organic publicists by reaching out to potential guests and influencers like Chris Jericho. He emphasizes his desire to keep the show independent and free from shallow marketing firms. He also mentions the upcoming Secret Space Program conference in Austin, featuring Jim Marrs and John Brandenburg, and provides a discount code for listeners.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces a new theme song for The Higherside Chats, noting it replaces the previous track due to copyright issues and listener feedback. He introduces guests Matthew Cross and Dr. Robert Friedman, recounting how he met Cross during a two-week Graham Hancock tour in Armenia. The segment sets the stage for a discussion on sacred geometry, the Fibonacci sequence, and the Golden Ratio.

Matthew Cross shares how his interest in sacred geometry began at age 12 through books by Peter Tompkins and John Michell provided by his mother. He recounts a personal anecdote about traveling to Glastonbury, England, at age 22 to meet John Michell, which resulted in him sleeping under a hedge near the Glastonbury Tor. He posits that all ancient structures are tied together by a foundational code involving the Golden Ratio.

The guests conclude by emphasizing that individuals deserve joy and pride in their work. Matthew Cross offers listeners a special deal on their book, "The Golden Ratio and Fibonacci Sequence," via direct email. He directs the audience to his website, Leadership Alliance, and his TED talk on YouTube for further information on applying these principles to business and life.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, expressing both fascination and a healthy skepticism regarding the "positive guardians" narrative. He transitions to discussing upcoming shows, including a segment on sacred geometry with Matthew Cross. Carlwood also provides an update on his Armenia travel video, noting the historical significance of the region as a battleground between Gnosticism and Christianity, and mentions his upcoming move to a new studio.