Topic: Seattle

Wayne McCroy analyzes the symbolic themes of the recent Super Bowl featuring the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots. He suggests the matchup served as an energetic reset to the year 2015, attempting to invert the timeline influences that led to the first Trump presidency during the Obama era. McCroy acknowledges his initial prediction of a Denver Broncos victory was incorrect but argues the archetypes were intentionally shifted by planners to maintain the "bread and circuses" distraction.

Ilana Freeland provides information on where to find her work, including her Patreon and a specific Facebook group on EMF Planetary Engineering. She directs listeners to Inner Traditions for her new book and the Rudolf Steiner Bookstore in Seattle for her previous titles, including the "Sub Rosa America" series. The interview concludes with a mutual expression of respect for the ongoing "fight" for awareness.

The host lists upcoming listener meetups scheduled for late May in locations including Pensacola, Bali, New Jersey, Seattle, and Los Angeles. He emphasizes the importance of strengthening the community network by meeting in person. The segment concludes with a final sign-off and a transition into the show's closing music, summarizing the episode's themes of shadow people, Egyptian postures, and stone gates.

The episode concludes with a rundown of upcoming listener meetups in Wellington, New Zealand; Montpelier, Vermont; Seattle, Washington; and Blue Ash, Ohio. Carlwood encourages the community to use the RSVP system at highersidemeetups.com to build local networks. The show ends with a theme song rendition by Chasing Maxwell and a final sign-off from the host.

Greg Carlwood highlights the importance of the Higher Side Meetups as a way for listeners to find community. He lists upcoming events in November 2022 across Utah, Seattle, Sacramento, Colorado, Massachusetts, and Maryland. He briefly mentions the FTX scandal and reinforces the need for the "truth" community to focus on actionable solutions rather than just debating details.

Greg Carlwood previews the second hour of the interview for THC Plus members, which includes a deep dive into the Buffalo World's Fair and the assassination of President McKinley. He then lists upcoming listener meetups for November 2022 in locations including Ontario, Topeka, Asheville, Sandy, Seattle, and Durango. He encourages listeners to check the meetup calendar and provide a two-week lead time for new events.

The host reviews upcoming events on the Higherside Meetups calendar, including gatherings in Seattle, Los Angeles, and Fallen, Sweden. A notable event in Mankato, Minnesota, focuses on building an organic community garden using the South Korean JADAM method for low-cost fertilizer. Carlwood emphasizes the value of building local networks and supporting community-based food systems.

Carlwood emphasizes the importance of the direct-to-consumer model for both food and media to avoid corporate compromise. He promotes upcoming listener meetups in Florida, Seattle, and a nature walk in Southern California as ways to build local networks of like-minded individuals. The segment concludes with a call to action for listeners to support the show and resist the "food tech tyrants" through community and awareness.

The Intermountain West, including Utah, Idaho, and Wyoming, is identified as the highest-rated region for strategic relocation. Skousen warns against eastern Montana due to fallout from missile bases and highlights the Seattle area as a primary nuclear target with 11 military bases. He reiterates that basements are essential for fallout protection and are common in these recommended regions.

The host reviews the upcoming THC event calendar, mentioning a recent 15-person meetup in St. Louis and upcoming gatherings in Seattle, Nashville, and Las Vegas. He specifically highlights an international event in Berlin, Germany, encouraging listeners to form networks and relationships in their local areas to prepare for future societal challenges.

Greg Carlwood promotes upcoming listener meetups in Milwaukee, Nashville, Seattle, and a joint event in Austin with Gordon White of Rune Soup. He acknowledges that while conspiracy themes have dominated the show recently, it is important to return to unexplainable mysteries. He concludes by thanking Tony Merkel for the paranormal deep dive.

The host previews the second hour of the interview available to Plus members, which covers topics like body part trafficking, cloning programs, and Haiti as a prototype for global control. He also promotes the Higherside Meetups calendar, specifically mentioning an upcoming event in Seattle on June 1st. Listeners are encouraged to organize their own local meetups to expand their networks and build community outside of digital spaces.

Alex details the history of the original StolenHistory.org website, which was managed by a mysterious administrator known as Corbin Dallas. After the original site was abruptly taken down in August 2020, a dedicated group of researchers used Discord and web crawlers to preserve the data. This effort led to the creation of StolenHistory.net, which eventually incorporated the full archives of the original site after the former administrator reached out.

The discussion highlights the suspicious speed of reconstruction following the 1889 Seattle fire, where over 5,000 massive stone and granite buildings were reportedly erected in just 18 months. Alex argues that the local populations and available quarry resources could not have supported such a rapid build rate. He suggests that many "new" buildings were actually remodels of pre-existing structures that were already standing when settlers arrived.

Carlwood announces several upcoming listener meetups in Seattle, Missoula, and Petaluma. He highlights the "Face Your Freedom Rally" in Montana as a significant event for supporters of the show. He concludes by teasing a busy May schedule with five interviews already recorded or planned, encouraging listeners to stay engaged with the community.

The host announces a month-long road trip in April, during which shows will continue to be released with wrap-ups recorded from the road. Several listener meetups are scheduled, including events in Denver, Seattle, Riverside, and San Diego. Listeners are encouraged to check the events calendar on the website and RSVP to help hosts coordinate these community gatherings.

Greg Carlwood lists upcoming listener meetups in Portland, Denver, Seattle, and San Diego, including a gathering on his birthday, March 25th, in Portland. He mentions a planned road trip from San Diego to Chicago and his intention to add more meetups along the way, depending on his family's pace. The show concludes with a final thank you to Clyde Lewis and producer Ron.

Carlwood announces an upcoming live event in Austin, Texas, on June 25th featuring Gordon White. He also highlights several community meetups listed on the Higher Side website, including events in New Haven, Denver, Seattle, and a specialized hybrid-themed meetup in Hopkins, Minnesota.

Greg Carlwood promotes upcoming listener meetups in Pacifica, Seattle, Los Angeles, and Tulsa, encouraging fans to connect at hiresidemeetups.com. The show concludes with a custom cover song titled "Now We Start to Wonder," which features lyrics about silver ships, crop circles, and resisting the elite. Carlwood thanks Richard Dolan and urges the audience to stay vigilant against the "totalitarian tiptoe."

The host provides updates on current events, including the crackdown on the Canadian Freedom Convoy and the imagery surrounding Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. He promotes upcoming listener meetups in Colorado Springs, Pacifica, and Seattle. The segment concludes with a musical cover and a call for listeners to engage with the community through the meetup calendar.