Topic: Ross Ben

The discussion explores out-of-place architecture in Florida, including Moorish buildings in Tampa and the star fort in St. Augustine. Anderson suggests that many of these structures, including Penn Station and the White House, were built by a sophisticated Moorish civilization rather than the people credited in official history. He challenges the traditional narrative of the African slave trade, suggesting that many Black people were already present in America as part of this advanced culture.

The interview concludes with a hopeful redefinition of "apocalypse" as an unveiling of truth rather than a disaster. Greg Carlwood recaps the "Plus" hour topics, including the 1983 portal and the nosedive of TTSA. He mentions the ancient Egyptian "Jed pillars" and their resemblance to electrical insulators, questioning the true history of electricity and figures like Ben Franklin before signing off.

Greg Carlwood shares a personal experience at a bank where a teller attempted to dissuade him from withdrawing cash, which he views as a sign of tightening financial controls. He advises listeners to keep extra cash and groceries on hand as the "Ides of March" approaches. Additionally, he mentions a potential joint event with Gordon White in Austin, Texas, on June 25th, though they are currently struggling to secure a venue.

Greg Carlwood introduces guest Ross Ben, a recurring mystic and "space weatherman" from Philadelphia, to provide an astrological forecast for 2022. The discussion is framed as a modern alternative to Franklin Delano Roosevelt's Fireside Chats, aimed at navigating current societal frustrations. The segment previews topics including the 12-month cosmic outlook and indigenous wisdom from Ben's new book, Knowledge of the Nomo: The Dogon Decoded.

Ross Ben reflects on his experiences in 2021, noting that a testimonial left on the show's voicemail system led to a massive surge in his astrology reading business. He describes the challenge of managing a queue of over 50 clients, highlighting the power of the podcast community. Both the host and guest discuss the exhausting but rewarding nature of building independent digital infrastructure.

A series of website upgrades are detailed, focusing on a new mobile-friendly episode player with features like variable play speed and 15-second rewind. Greg Carlwood explains that these improvements are designed to ensure the show remains accessible independent of major tech platforms like Apple or Google. The player is specifically optimized for the Higherside Chats Plus member experience.

Michael Wan provides information on how listeners can support his independent research through PayPal and his website, Susquehanna Alchemy. He mentions his book, "Rights of the 40th Parallel," which explores sacred locations along the Susquehanna River. Wan also promotes his various YouTube collaborations with Ross Ben, Emily Moyer, and Howdy Mickoski.

Michael Wan reflects on his failed attempt to disconnect from the internet and return to in-person presentations. He describes his current strategy of counterbalancing digital life with grounding practices to protect his consciousness from the influence of new technologies. Wan also mentions his recent collaborations with other researchers, including Ross Ben, Howdy McCoskey, and Emily Moyer.

Carlwood observes the contrast between the rigid, straight lines of man-made environments and the organic forms of nature. Wan connects this to "timeline manipulation," citing Ross Ben's work on the "false apocalypse" and the "Age of Aquarius" narrative. He suggests that by aligning with natural laws rather than false timelines, individuals can change how the outer world interacts with them.

Greg Carlwood introduces the Higher Side Chats and details the benefits of the Plus membership, including archive access and monthly joint sessions. The discussion transitions into the challenges of maintaining spiritual traditions in an industrialized society. Carlwood introduces guest Ross Ben, a modern mystic from Philadelphia and author of several books on urban magic and wellness.

Carlwood emphasizes the importance of aligning with researchers like Whitney Webb and Derek Broze, as well as local independent producers. He previews the second hour of the podcast for Plus members, which covers token economics, geofencing, and the involvement of video game companies in global surveillance. He encourages listeners to use free trial codes to access the full discussion.

Chad Stemke describes his methodology for identifying urban portals, noting that approximately 90% of ancient sacred landscapes in the Midwest are now covered by modern cities or parks. He emphasizes the importance of collaborative research with other esoteric investigators like Ross Ben and Michael Wan to decode these sites. The discussion highlights how modern architecture often mirrors ancient symbolism to harness or manipulate local energy.

Greg Carlwood introduces author and mystic Ross Ben to discuss his latest work, Great Mystery Philadelphia Reveals America's First Plandemic. The conversation frames current 2020 events, including the COVID-19 pandemic and George Floyd protests, through the lens of historical cycles and astrological conjunctions. Ben explains how his research into the 1793 yellow fever epidemic was prompted by ancestral guidance and his observations of the Germantown White House.

The show concludes with an appeal for listeners to sign up for the Higher Side Chats Plus membership to support the program during difficult economic times. Carlwood encourages the audience to check out Ross Ben's books and videos for further context on the Philadelphia narrative. The episode ends with the show's signature closing music and a final challenge to "plandemic planners."

Carlwood explores the potential for ritual symbolism in public events, specifically referencing the 2012 London Olympic Opening Ceremony. He notes the presence of hospital beds and pandemic-related imagery, linking it to current events through indigenous calendars and the observations of researchers like Chris Knowles and Ross Ben. The segment suggests these events may be used to subconsciously manipulate public reality.

The production schedule for the podcast is being adjusted to prioritize recent recordings that address the current global crisis. An upcoming interview with Ross Ben, originally intended to focus on 5G wellness and EMF mitigation using sacred stones, now includes a preliminary discussion on the virus saga. Future episodes featuring specialized experts are being planned for the following week as lockdown measures intensify.

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Ross Ben, an author and researcher specializing in the mystical dimensions of Philadelphia and ancient technologies. The discussion centers on Ben's third book, Free Your Mound and Your Mind Will Follow, which explores how esoteric control layers are embedded in urban landscapes. Ben previously authored Rocks of Ages and Great Mystery Philadelphia, establishing a foundation in geomancy and energy healing.

Ross Ben directs listeners to his website, RossBen.com, for his books and mentions his YouTube channel, RossBen188, where he plans to be more active. He expresses a vision for a community-driven project where contributors decode the geomancy of their own cities, such as St. Louis, San Diego, and Cincinnati. The segment concludes with a discussion of the shifting weather and energy during the recording, reinforcing the theme of environmental participation.

The host reveals that Gary McKinnon recently declined an interview request, citing the trauma of his legal battle with the US government. This refusal is viewed as a mark of credibility for McKinnon's original claims about a secret space fleet. The episode concludes with a preview of upcoming topics and a musical outro, emphasizing the need for critical thinking when navigating conflicting government and media narratives.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces researcher Ross Ben to discuss elite rituals and the manipulation of reality. Carlwood notes that Ben is an independent researcher who operates off the grid, necessitating special audio engineering to ensure broadcast quality. The segment sets the stage for an exploration of time-warping rituals and secret esoteric orders.