Topic: Philadelphia

Carlwood praises his editor, Justin, for his work on the show's video production and announces the birth of Justin's new child. The discussion briefly touches on the "red brick theory" regarding the impossible logistics of 19th-century architecture in cities like Philadelphia. Finally, Carlwood reiterates the need for digital security, explaining why he refuses to open unsolicited PDFs or documents from listeners to protect his workstation.

Greg Carlwood introduces Bill and Spade, the hosts of the War Mode Podcast, noting their transition from blue-collar work in Philadelphia to podcasting. The introduction critiques the modern debt-based economic system and the shift toward digital surveillance and AI. Carlwood frames the guests as truth warriors providing a necessary perspective in a world dominated by engineered digital dopamine.

Bill and Spade promote their Patreon and discuss the technical challenges of running an independent podcast without a large media team. Greg Carlwood reflects on the "kindred spirits" found in the War Mode hosts, noting their shared background of being lifted out of regular jobs by listener support. They emphasize a commitment to a job-like approach to podcasting rather than seeking fame or ego service.

Abolitionist Lysander Spooner’s 1870 work, No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority, argues that the U.S. Constitution lacks legal validity. Historical records suggest the 1787 Philadelphia Convention was hijacked to replace the Articles of Confederation without authorization. At the time of the first elections, less than 1% of the population actually voted, yet newspapers and bankers portrayed the new government as a legitimate mandate.

The host reviews listener feedback for the previous episode featuring David Barnhiser and previews a highly controversial upcoming show. He lists several Higher Side meetups scheduled for April in Golden, Colorado; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; and London. The episode ends with a reminder to join the Plus membership for full two-hour conversations and a closing musical segment.

David Barnheiser describes how radical ideologies are filtering down into K-12 education, sometimes driving a wedge between children and their parents. He compares these modern educational tactics to those used by Soviet communists and the Red Guard in China to break familial bonds and make the state the primary authority. The segment highlights instances where teachers and school boards reportedly hide curriculum details from parents.

Greg Carlwood reviews listener feedback for the previous episode with Dr. Jack Cruz and explains the updated voting system on the Higher Side Chats website. He concludes the episode by reading the meetup calendar for April and May 2024, highlighting events in Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and London. He specifically promotes a Salem, Virginia meetup featuring the bluegrass band The Plate Scrapers.

The host reviews the reception of previous episodes and announces the April meetup calendar for The Higher Side Chats. Events are scheduled in British Columbia, Los Angeles, Florida, Indiana, Illinois, Colorado, and a seed swap in Philadelphia. A special 4/20 event is also noted for London at the Monkey Puzzle.

The host celebrates his 39th birthday by encouraging listeners to join THC+ and promoting upcoming community meetups. Events are scheduled for locations including British Columbia, Los Angeles, Florida, and a "420" meetup in London. He concludes by expressing gratitude for his current life situation despite the "shaky foundations" of wider society and signs off with his signature catchphrase.

The discussion focuses on the January 26, 2020, death of Kobe Bryant in a helicopter crash, framing it as a potential Kabbalistic sacrifice. Michael Wan draws parallels between Bryant's crash and the 1991 crash of Senator John Heinz, noting both occurred near schools in Lower Merion Township. Bryant's status as a dominant high school player at Lower Merion High School is highlighted as a key link in a larger ritual cycle involving the number 33 and elite secret societies.

The host expresses skepticism regarding the "rescue mission" narrative, questioning why the military would keep passengers hostage for years to hide the technology. He suggests alternative possibilities, such as the involvement of a "breakaway civilization" or a secret brotherhood with exotic technology, similar to the stories of T. Townsend Brown. He also considers the possibility of a "Philadelphia Experiment 2.0" or a direct abduction by non-human intelligence.

Michelle Gibson proposes that the Philadelphia Experiment on July 22, 1942, triggered a cataclysmic "mud flood" or land liquefaction. She identifies a linear alignment of ruined land and swamps stretching from the New Jersey Pine Barrens to Massachusetts. This region includes high-tech facilities like Brookhaven National Laboratory and Plum Island, which Gibson links to the intentional destruction of the old world's ley lines.

The episode concludes with a preview of the "Plus" subscriber segment, which covers Pluto's Cave, Missing 411 cases at Mount Shasta, and sex magic. Greg Carlwood also reads the upcoming meetup calendar, highlighting events in Philadelphia, Milwaukee, Guatemala, Iowa, and a unique gathering hosted by Gordon White in Wellington, New Zealand. He encourages listeners to organize their own local events via the Higherside Meetups website.

The December schedule for Higher Side Meetups includes events in Philadelphia, High Springs, Pompton Lakes, and Asheville, among other locations. These free, community-driven gatherings are designed to connect like-minded listeners in their local areas. Fans are encouraged to visit the meetup website to find local events or host their own during the holiday season.

A list of upcoming listener meetups is provided, including events in Philadelphia, New Jersey, and Los Angeles. Notable gatherings include a "Long Island Conspiracy Bar Crawl" and an event titled "Anti-Vaxmas II" at Gilligan's Irish Pub in Glendale, California. These meetups are encouraged as a way for like-minded individuals to build local support networks outside of traditional social circles.

Greg Carlwood reads the upcoming schedule from the HigherSide Meetups calendar, including events in Massachusetts, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio. He encourages listeners to host their own meetups and mentions the gifting section on the website for the holiday season. The segment concludes with a final reminder of George Wiseman's links and the "HIGHERSIDE" discount code.

Carlwood previews the second hour of the show, which covers the management of reality, the connection between Roswell and COVID-19, and the mysteries of water with Veda Austin. He also reads the upcoming Higher Side Meetups calendar, featuring events in Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and High Springs. The show closes with Carlwood's thoughts on the current "fear vibration" regarding global conflict and his stance against government-forced warfare.

The host discusses the challenges of the "value for value" model versus his subscription model and announces upcoming community meetups in Montana, Pennsylvania, and Colorado. He also promotes the "Magic on the Mountain" event at Mount Shasta scheduled for February.

Host Greg Carlwood promotes the "Magic on the Mountain" event scheduled for February 9-13 at Mount Shasta, featuring presenters from the Grimerica show. He also provides updates on the Higher Side Meetups calendar, noting upcoming listener gatherings in Flathead Lake, Montana, and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Carlwood clarifies that the meetup site requires a separate account from the THC Plus membership site.

Ross Ben discusses his ongoing collaboration with Michael Wan on the series "Mystics from the 40th Parallel" and his research into energetic templates in cities like San Diego. He reveals his future plans to decode the Book of Enoch, aiming to present its complex information in a cohesive, linear format. This work follows his established pattern of analyzing how ancient texts and geographic layouts influence modern energetic structures.