Topic: Secret History

Author Mark Booth, also known by the pseudonym Jonathan Black, returns to the program to discuss his latest work, The Secret History of the Universe. The discussion centers on the outdated dichotomy between science and spirituality, arguing that many foundational scientific breakthroughs were driven by mystical experiences. Booth has previously authored global bestsellers including The Secret History of the World and The Sacred History.

Greg Carlwood concludes the interview by praising Mark Booth's ability to challenge the "high and mighty" academic adherence to materialism. Booth states that he only writes when he has something truly new to say and does not consider himself a career writer. The host encourages listeners to read the extensive footnotes in Booth's books to discover the more bizarre paranormal details.

In the closing of the interview, Knight-Jadczyk recommends her book series, The Wave, as the primary resource for understanding hyperdimensional reality. She mentions her latest work with Paul DeMarc regarding the historical Jesus and invites listeners to join her research forum. After the guest departs, the host recaps the discussion, emphasizing the "greyhugger" term for certain UFO researchers and the concept of humans as an energetic food source.

Greg Carlwood introduces the podcast, highlighting the benefits of the Plus membership including archives, joint sessions, and merchandise discounts. The monologue transitions into a critique of modern life, suggesting that digital distractions like smartphones prevent people from discovering the hidden magic and rich history embedded in the American landscape.

In the closing segments, Strong expresses his desire for people to start thinking critically again and to realize their power to change a "broken" world. He promotes his book, "Out of Australia," and his website, "Forgotten Origin," which hosts webinars featuring elders and international researchers. He stresses the urgency of sharing this information freely to help humanity make informed decisions about its future direction.

Nick Redfern shares updates regarding the Collins Elite, noting that the name was likely an in-house nickname used to protect a more sensitive classified title. Since publishing his initial research, Redfern has received reports from theologians and experts in witchcraft who claim they were approached by government agents to translate ancient manuscripts. The group is estimated to have maintained a small, covert membership of thirty to forty individuals.

Mark Booth discusses his first book, The Secret History of the World, which presents a history of the world from an esoteric perspective. The book received a polarized reaction, including a scathing review in the Daily Telegraph by a Catholic journalist. Booth views the controversy as a badge of honor, noting that his goal was to make secret teachings coherent and accessible to the general public.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces author Nick Redfern for a return appearance to discuss his book, Secret History: Conspiracies from Ancient Aliens to the New World Order. While the previous session focused on ancient aliens and UFOs, this discussion shifts toward modern conspiracy sagas, political assassinations, and the motivations of greed and secrecy within power structures. Redfern emphasizes that history is often forgotten or deliberately swept under the rug if not actively taught.

Greg Carlwood and Richard Cassaro discuss the possibility that the Vatican attempted to destroy ancient knowledge, leading to the formation of secret societies for its preservation. They address the exclusion of women in Freemasonry and the general decline of esoteric wisdom over the last several centuries. Cassaro maintains that the true "Freemasons" were the medieval architects, and the organization's spiritual quality has deteriorated significantly since the 1800s.

Author Nick Redfern introduces his new 400-page book, Secret History: Conspiracies from Ancient Aliens to the New World Order, published by Visible Ink. The text covers 60 different cases ranging from the Kennedy assassination to Roswell, designed as an accessible overview for both enthusiasts and skeptics. Redfern explains his approach of providing solid summaries of complex theories rather than exhaustive deep dives into single subjects.

Information regarding the true origins of humanity is reportedly held by the KGB, a connection Stuart Swerdlow maintains through his cousin and great uncle. Swerdlow claims to have been asked to run for the presidency of Russia and has consulted with various international officials. He asserts that world leaders possess significant knowledge about secret history that they never disclose to the public.

Len Kasten recounts how he was convinced of the Serpo story's validity after discussions with Bill Ryan and intelligence figure Donald Ware. Kasten argues that after 50 years of secrecy, the technology obtained from the Ebens—including free energy and medical cures—should be released to the public. He concludes by directing listeners to his website for further information on the secret history of extraterrestrials.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces author Scott Roberts to discuss his book, The Secret History of the Reptilians. The conversation establishes the pervasive nature of serpent archetypes in human history, ranging from the Garden of Eden to modern conspiracy theories regarding reptilian overlords.

Douglas Hawes provides his contact information and offers reprints of his articles for sale, including his work on Tuesday Weld and the "Turner Diaries." He mentions his contributions to the Feral House book "Secret & Suppressed 2" and encourages listeners to reach out via his PO Box in San Jose or email for physical copies of his research.