Topic: Plus Show

The host outlines the topics covered in the second hour of the interview, including energy work, trauma, and the cyclical view of history. He encourages listeners to join THC Plus for the full two-hour experience, explaining the various ways to access the private RSS feed. Carlwood also addresses the hiatus of his "In The Weeds" and solo shows, citing personal challenges such as the death of Gordon White and the demands of the summer season.

Carlwood notes a "weird timing sink" where Bill, Spade, and Gordon White are the only three guests to have ever visited his home and met his wife. He addresses the "third hour" of the War Mode conversation, which was recorded for their Patreon, and explains the structure of the THC Plus show. He acknowledges audience frustration over the split content but defends the subscription model that supports the show.

Greg Carlwood teases the second hour of the interview, noting that A.W. Finnegan discussed personal mystical experiences and a "spiritual companionship." Carlwood mentions strange electrical static glitches during the recording that may be related to the guest's spiritual claims. He also confirms seeing a video where the guest appears to influence a candle flame through spiritual intervention.

Greg Carlwood previews the "Plus" version of the episode, which features Peter Cowan discussing more personal and mystical topics, including synchronicity and the work of Jerald Pollack on fourth-phase water. Carlwood notes the odd coincidence that three prominent guests in the EMF and health space—Dr. Tom Cowan, Alexis Cowen, and Peter Cowan—all share the same surname despite having no relation.

Greg previews the "Plus" version of the episode, which covers Jeremiah's research into JFK assassination suspect Jack Lawrence. He mentions Rob Reiner's 10-part JFK podcast series and how it aligns with some of Jeremiah's findings. The segment reiterates the goal of counterbalancing the "cold heartless coverage" of Rob Skiba's death and encourages listeners to check out Sheila's book for more details.

Carlwood promotes the "Plus" version of the podcast, which includes a deeper dive into the work of Jason Giorgiani and the historical drawings of Charles Dellschau. He highlights a specific Dellschau airship drawing from 1920 that allegedly contains the initials "DJT" and the name "Trump," linking it to theories about breakaway civilizations and time-looping narratives.

Carlwood discusses the surprising success of his recent solo presentation on the "Knife of God" and cattle mutilations, which resulted in a significant spike in THC Plus subscriptions. He contemplates creating a sub-brand for these solo episodes, such as "THC Cliff Tokes" or "Dead Man's Book Club." He mentions a conversation with Gordon White regarding the metaphysical approach to these phenomena.

The host reflects on the rapid-fire nature of the interview and mentions additional topics covered in the "Plus" version of the show, such as Skryne Mirs, Coral Castle, and the 1898 Egyptian Stargate. He recalls previous coverage of GcMAF and David Noakes, noting that Noakes was imprisoned for his work. The segment encourages listeners to subscribe for deeper dives into suppressed science and antiquatech.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, comparing the conspiratorial worldview to an escape room where it is more fun to engage with the game than to "see through it" and stop playing. He previews the Plus show content, which includes a wild thread involving Robert Downey Jr., Doctor Doom, The Watchmen, and Oppenheimer.

In the upcoming Plus segment, the discussion covers theories about MH370 being taken to Diego Garcia and the "doppelganger" situation. The host reiterates his concerns about the "neat and tidy" nature of Forbes' online presence, contrasting it with his own documented history of "drinking and debauchery" on Facebook. He notes that while a lack of history is a red flag for some, the focus should remain on the evidence provided by the footage itself.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, noting how the discussion diverged from his prepared outline. He expresses a "bittersweet" feeling regarding the Greek's focus on Yahweh and the theory that gods are advanced humans. Carlwood discusses his interest in the astral plane and the confusion between physical ancient manipulators and literal spiritual beings.

Greg Carlwood promotes the "Plus" version of the show, which includes a second hour of discussion on topics like EMFs and weight gain. He provides information on how to subscribe via thehighersidechats.com and mentions upcoming listener meetups in Florida, New Zealand, Brooklyn, and London. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to support independent media and stay informed about environmental health.

Host Greg Carlwood recaps the interview, emphasizing the communicative properties of water that are often ignored by mainstream science. He previews the "Plus" version of the episode, which covers topics like ghosts as spiritual memory in the ether and free energy devices. Carlwood also shares a testimonial from Blue Star Farms regarding the visible benefits of structured water on crop growth.

Carlwood previews the second hour of the show, which covers topics such as stealth surveillance, the response in Israel, and the connection between gene research and Mad Cow disease. He addresses the rise of "Sudden Adult Death Syndrome" and shares an anecdote about a person suffering seizures after receiving vaccine boosters. The host maintains that while he seeks accuracy, the data increasingly suggests the injections are dangerous.

The episode concludes with a recap of topics covered in the second hour for Plus members, including the Dust Bowl, power grid vulnerabilities, and "Termination Shock." Greg Carlwood thanks Jim Lee and the audience, encouraging listeners to sign up for the full show. The segment ends with a thematic song about atmospheric chemicals and social sedation.

Carlwood discusses the emergence of "no jab" job boards for those excluded from traditional employment and encourages entrepreneurs to hire the unvaccinated. He also touches on the concept of spiritual contracts, comparing them to low-level agreements made in childhood or during shamanic ceremonies like ayahuasca. The segment concludes with a preview of the THC Plus second hour, which covers topics like fallen angels, AI demons, and the "Canadian goose loophole."

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, discussing the persistence of eugenics and the public's tendency to trust figures like Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci. He emphasizes the importance of looking at modern issues through the lens of historical power abuses and grand unified conspiracies. Carlwood also previews the second hour of the show for Plus members, which covers topics like the "God's Industry" and the drug trade.

The episode concludes with a preview of the second hour available to THC Plus subscribers, which covers Watson AI, eugenics in American history, and mandatory COVID vaccinations. Greg Carlwood signs off with his traditional closing remarks, followed by the show's outro song. The final segments consist of the full musical track "The Kids Don't Stand a Chance."

The episode concludes with a preview of the THC Plus second hour, which covers topics such as lake monster lore, scale invariance, and the "guardians" of ancient knowledge. The host notes a correlation between lake monster sightings and specific geological formations. The show ends with a listener-submitted song about crop circles, enlightenment, and the "new paradigm" of the visitors.

Carlwood announces an upcoming interview and Q&A session with George Wiseman regarding Brown's Gas. He also previews the topics covered in the second hour of the Dean Henderson interview for Plus members, including modern feudalism, plasma physics, and Saturn.