Topic: Nashville

A schedule of upcoming Higher Side meetups is provided for February and March, including locations in Washington DC, London, Nashville, Denver, and Columbus. The host encourages attendance to combat the "loneliness epidemic" and support those who organize these events. He also mentions personal challenges with sleep deprivation due to his children's schedules.

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming Higher Side meetups in Los Angeles, Maine, Washington D.C., London, and Nashville to help listeners connect in person. The host encourages the audience to use the Hathor sound codes to maintain sanity during chaotic times. The show ends with a signature sign-off and a musical segment addressing the "chaos creators" and "lower vibrational feeders."

The host announces the February 2024 schedule for "Higher Side Meetups" across various cities. Locations include Carbondale, Illinois; Los Angeles, California; Saco, Maine; Washington D.C.; London, England; and Nashville, Tennessee. Listeners are encouraged to RSVP on the Higher Side website to connect with like-minded individuals in their local areas.

The episode concludes with a reading of the upcoming THC meetup calendar for early 2024. Locations include Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Mountain Home, Arkansas, and a specific electric skateboard meetup in Addison, Texas. The host encourages listeners to meet in the real world before signing off with his signature "your move" catchphrase and an outro song.

The host reads upcoming dates from the THC meetup calendar, including events in Los Angeles, Washington D.C., Arizona, and Nashville. He emphasizes the importance of "male camaraderie" and local coordination among like-minded individuals as a strategy for navigating future societal challenges.

Greg Carlwood provides updates for "The Higher Side Chats" Plus members, including a recap of listener feedback for the recent Dr. Jeff Kripal episode. He announces upcoming listener meetups in Los Angeles and Nashville for January 2024. The host emphasizes the value of the Plus membership for accessing full two-hour interviews and supporting the show's independent research.

The show concludes with a list of upcoming community meetups in Florida, Nashville, Los Angeles, Australia, and Bulgaria. The Bulgaria event is noted for being cross-posted on both the Higher Side and No Agenda calendars. Listeners are encouraged to visit highersidemeetups.com to organize or attend local gatherings to build community resistance.

The episode concludes with a testimonial from a "money bomb" recipient named Chris from Durham, North Carolina, and a list of upcoming listener meetups in Nashville, Salem, and Ventura. Greg Carlwood mentions his personal news regarding the expected birth of his second child before signing off with a custom musical theme by Chasing Maxwell.

Paul Shatzkin recounts the process of sorting through T. Townsend Brown's fragmented archives with Linda Brown in Las Vegas. The narrative takes a dramatic turn when a man previously thought dead since 1988, codenamed Morgan, resurfaces after Linda receives a mysterious postcard signed "Norman Paperman." Morgan eventually visits Linda’s ranch in California to provide firsthand accounts of Brown's classified projects.

Carlwood promotes the Higher Side Chats meetup calendar, encouraging listeners to organize local gatherings in Nashville, Lancaster, Auckland, and Brooklyn. He emphasizes the importance of finding community in an era of isolation. The show concludes with a musical track titled "Bunker" and a final challenge to the "Doomloop Directors" and "ESG Agenda Scorekeepers."

The episode concludes with a list of upcoming listener meetups in locations such as Los Angeles, Scotland, Denver, and Nashville. Greg Carlwood encourages the community to connect in person and thanks Analog for his research. The show ends with the traditional closing song and a call for listeners to remain skeptical of the "history hiders."

Greg Carlwood previews the second hour of the interview for "Plus" subscribers, which covers doppelgangers, implants, and lake monsters. He also announces a series of upcoming listener meetups in locations including Sedona, Arizona; Nashville, Tennessee; and the United Kingdom. Carlwood addresses listener requests for more "conspiracy" content, stating he intends to find unique angles on topics like the climate crisis and the World Economic Forum rather than repeating common talking points.

The host previews the second hour for Plus members, which includes topics like methylene blue, parasite cleanses, and raw milk. He also announces several upcoming "The Higher Side Chats" meetups in locations such as Sedona, Nashville, and a Libertarian event called Pork Fest in New Hampshire. The episode ends with a call for listeners to stay awake and resist the "sickness system."

The host reads the upcoming listener meetup schedule for late July, including events in Milwaukee, Oregon; Nashville, Tennessee; Hutchinson, Kansas; and New Orleans, Louisiana. A final "joint session" meetup is scheduled for July 31st in Colorado Springs at The Public House. Carlwood encourages listeners to use these free events to build local networks of like-minded individuals.

The host reviews the upcoming THC event calendar, mentioning a recent 15-person meetup in St. Louis and upcoming gatherings in Seattle, Nashville, and Las Vegas. He specifically highlights an international event in Berlin, Germany, encouraging listeners to form networks and relationships in their local areas to prepare for future societal challenges.

The host announces an upcoming trip to Austin, Texas, and plugs several listener meetups in Milwaukee, Oregon, and Nashville, Tennessee. He reiterates the websites for Vera Sharov's work and Children's Health Defense. The segment concludes with the show's signature sign-off and a thematic musical outro.

Greg Carlwood promotes upcoming listener meetups in Milwaukee, Nashville, Seattle, and a joint event in Austin with Gordon White of Rune Soup. He acknowledges that while conspiracy themes have dominated the show recently, it is important to return to unexplainable mysteries. He concludes by thanking Tony Merkel for the paranormal deep dive.

The host announces upcoming community meetups in Nashville and a digital event for gamers in Canada to combat local lockdowns. The episode concludes with a reminder to support the show through Plus memberships, Patreon, or alternative payments like cryptocurrency and barter. Greg Carlwood emphasizes that word-of-mouth is the primary way the show survives as a counterculture platform.

Greg Carlwood announces a series of upcoming Higher Side Meetups scheduled for late 2021 and early 2022. Locations include Missoula, Montana; Brazil; Los Angeles; Portland, Oregon; Joplin, Missouri; Raleigh, North Carolina; Denver; and Nashville. Listeners are encouraged to use the HiresideMeetups website to coordinate with others and build local networks.