Topic: Sanctuary

The host shares his personal anxieties regarding the long-term geopolitical and economic arc of the next decade, specifically concerning his children's future. He discusses the need to create a "sanctuary" for one's inner circle and avoid wasting energy on worrying about inevitable global shifts. He references a "Mad Max" meme to illustrate the current cultural sentiment that things are likely to get worse before they improve.

Connections are drawn between the Cocteau Twins' album "Bluebell Knoll," the location of the Charlie Kirk shooting, and the Best Friends Animal Sanctuary. The sanctuary is alleged to be an outgrowth of the Process Church of the Final Judgment. Ellen DeGeneres is identified as a major donor to the sanctuary, linking her back to these occult-adjacent organizations.

Ross Ben shares his plans for 2021, including a potential book on Enoch and a mineral show in Franklin, North Carolina. He announces his involvement with Wissahickon Wellness, a new healing sanctuary and bed-and-breakfast located in Northwest Philadelphia. Additionally, he credits a listener of the podcast for helping him upgrade his professional website through a community barter system.

Ross Benn describes the 15-year cycle of Neptune in Pisces as a call for individuals to seek sanctuary and build "safe harbors" for their families. He emphasizes that navigating the current turbulent year requires proactive work toward a redemptive timeline involving self-sustaining food and clean water. The conversation highlights the April astrological window as a time to focus on community relationships and mutual support.

The proposed future for captive marine mammals involves seaside sanctuaries in coastal fjords where animals can experience natural rhythms and sunlight. Currently, many captive animals live under artificial lights 24/7, which disrupts their biological systems. The training method known as "positive reinforcement" is criticized as a euphemism for a system based on ignoring animals until they perform for food, effectively utilizing starvation as a motivator.

Hawes theorizes that the federal government may have already recovered the Aztec treasure during the construction of Lake Powell and is using it as leverage in NAFTA negotiations. He also highlights a strange connection between Kanab and The Process Church of the Final Judgment, noting that the famous Best Friends Animal Sanctuary was founded by former members of the cult.