Topic: Psychonauts

The episode concludes with a Pink Floyd-inspired version of the show's theme song by Flophouse Jr. The host offers a final call to action for the "Miracle Club makers" and "movers and shakers of the Third Occult Revival" to maintain their agency and continue exploring consciousness.

Moeller provides a summary of his available works, including Shamanic Kabbalah and the upcoming Shamanic Soul from Llewellyn Worldwide. He also mentions his self-published comics, Psychonaut Presents, and his novel Red Mass. His final words of wisdom to the audience are to "keep it psycho," emphasizing a continued engagement with the deeper mysteries of the mind.

The conversation covers the use of full-time psychics and remote viewers to protect the property from potential mental attacks by foreign actors, such as Russian or Chinese remote viewers. Burns shares an anecdote about meeting a psychic associated with the property owners who was monitoring individuals under non-disclosure agreements.

In the post-interview wrap-up, Greg Carlwood reflects on Cassaro's points regarding the "soul-crushing" nature of modern society. He highlights Cassaro's claim that Hollywood sets a restrictive tone for life and that professional sports function to "eat the clock," preventing people from engaging in psychonautic introspection or seeking enlightenment. Carlwood also mentions his ongoing Armenia tour and upcoming show schedule.