Topic: No Agenda

The host mentions a recent reference by Adam Curry on the No Agenda show regarding advertising blacklists. They discuss how major advertising firms maintain "do not participate" lists that can effectively de-platform non-controversial shows that fall outside the accepted Overton window. The segment highlights the difficulty of escaping these global digital blacklists once a creator is flagged.

Greg Carlwood addresses listener feedback regarding potential advertisements on the free version of the show, noting that YouTube recently denied his remonetization request. He reflects on his achievement of running one of the longest-running ad-free podcasts, comparing his model to shows like No Agenda and Red Ice Radio. He encourages listeners to join the Plus membership to support the show's continued independence and avoid the need for traditional advertising.

Listeners are encouraged to build local resilience by joining Weston A. Price chapters for food sourcing or engaging with the Freedom Cells Network. The THC meetup platform is highlighted as a "bat signal" for finding like-minded individuals without the need for constant social media engagement. Carlwood acknowledges "No Agenda" as the inspiration for his meetup calendar and emphasizes the value of local commerce and resource sharing.

Greg Carlwood addresses listener suggestions to switch to a "value-for-value" model, ultimately defending his current subscription-based approach. He argues that subscriptions provide more reliable income and a tighter show format compared to the lengthy donor thank-yous required by the value-for-value model. His priority remains keeping the show free from outside influence while respecting the audience's time by avoiding ads and long call-to-actions.

The episode concludes with a rundown of upcoming listener meetups in Auckland, Pasadena, Whitefish, Los Angeles, and Athens, Ohio. Carlwood encourages listeners to host their own events using the highersidemeetups.com platform, modeled after the No Agenda system. He offers final praise for Mark Shepard's solutions-oriented approach to the agricultural conundrum.

The host promotes upcoming listener meetups listed on highersidemeetups.com, including a crossover event with the No Agenda podcast in Manchester, Connecticut. Other events are scheduled for North Carolina, Maine, British Columbia, and Florida. The host credits No Agenda for the meetup concept and encourages listeners to build local networks for mutual support. The show concludes with a final thank you to Matthew LaCroix and the standard closing theme music.

Whitney Webb is recognized for her detailed research into banking and organizational connections, while the "No Agenda" podcast with Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak is recommended for its media deconstruction. The host highlights their ability to identify "native ads" disguised as news, specifically regarding the promotion of pharmaceutical products like Ozempic on mainstream networks.

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 show concludes with a reading of the upcoming meetup calendar, featuring events in Colorado, California, New Zealand, and Missouri. Carlwood encourages listeners to build local networks and "find the others." The episode ends with the standard Higher Side Chats closing music and credits.

The episode concludes with a review of upcoming listener meetups in Pennsylvania, Colorado, California, and Missouri. Greg mentions a joint event with "No Agenda" fans in Columbia, Missouri, on September 30th. He gives a final thank you to Dr. Blaylock and encourages listeners to join the Plus membership to support the show during his family's recovery.

The host lists upcoming listener meetups in Ventura, Los Angeles, and Columbia, Missouri, among other locations. He notes the irony of Hurricane Hilary hitting the West Coast shortly after his move to Florida. Carlwood encourages listeners to use the Higher Side meetups calendar to build local networks, mentioning the overlap with the No Agenda show's community.

Greg Carlwood provides updates on his personal projects, including a visit to Jim Gale's food forest and receiving a healing device from Clive DeCarle. He encourages listeners to attend or host local meetups via highersidemeetups.com, listing upcoming events in Virginia, West Virginia, Florida, Alabama, and the United Kingdom. Carlwood shares his positive experience hosting a recent "under the radar" meetup in Tampa.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, noting Mark Morano's entertaining style and the importance of deconstructing climate alarmism. He revisits the history of DDT, mentioning researcher Forrest Moretti’s theory that DDT poisoning was misdiagnosed as polio. Carlwood expresses concern that the environmental movement often ignores the "kernel of truth" in favor of overhyped narratives.

Greg promotes an upcoming live event in Austin, Texas, on June 25th featuring himself and Gordon White. He also highlights several listener-organized meetups across the country, including events in San Mateo, Mesa, and Dripping Springs. He credits the "No Agenda" podcast for the inspiration behind the meetup calendar and encourages listeners to continue building local communities.

The host announces technical updates to the THC Plus member dashboard, making it easier for subscribers to manage their accounts and payments. He promotes upcoming listener meetups in New York City and a joint event with "No Agenda" listeners in Colorado Springs. The episode concludes with a final thank you to Gary Lachman and a call for listeners to continue exploring the mysteries of consciousness and precognition.

Greg Carlwood announces plans for a real-world meetup in San Diego's Gaslamp District to connect with like-minded listeners and local business owners. He also shares a personal update regarding his upcoming child and addresses listener requests to contribute to a baby registry. Carlwood provides his PayPal and Venmo information for those wishing to send a "baby bonus" while acknowledging the tackiness of the trend.

The host addresses the "magnet challenge" videos, expressing belief in localized magnetism at injection sites but skepticism toward claims of metal objects sticking to the entire body. He warns against over-embellishing narratives, which can make the alternative community look unreliable. Carlwood shares his personal philosophy for maintaining mental health while investigating dark subject matter.

Adam Curry, known as the "Podfather" and co-host of the No Agenda show, joins the program to discuss the future of decentralized media. Curry explains the concept of "media tribes," where audiences from different shows like Joe Rogan, Mo Facts, and Higher Side Chats overlap and take ownership of the content. The discussion frames podcasting as a tool for breaking free from corporate media chains through technical knowledge and interactive communities.

Adam Curry describes the methodology of the No Agenda show, which he co-hosts with John C. Dvorak. They focus on deconstructing media propaganda by looking beneath the surface of mainstream reporting and using humor to highlight pathetic attempts at manipulation. Curry explains that the show operates on a "value for value" model, eschewing traditional advertising to maintain editorial independence and a direct relationship with their "producers" (listeners).

Adam Curry explains the "Time, Talent, and Treasure" philosophy adopted by No Agenda, credited to his wife Tina. Instead of treating donations as tips, they treat listeners as producers who contribute through financial support, technical expertise, or time. This transparent approach has sustained two families for over 13 years and serves as a "price finding mechanism" for postmodern media, removing the need for unreliable listener statistics.