Topic: Skyhorse Publishing

David Barnheiser joins the program to discuss his background as a professor of law emeritus and a lifelong civil rights lawyer. Despite his liberal background, Barnheiser argues that modern "woke" ideology has become a massive problem and a war of attrition against intellectual creativity. He introduces his book, Conformity Colleges, which examines the destruction of dissent within American universities.

The second hour of the program covers the rollout of Central Bank Digital Currencies and controversial proposals for human genetic engineering. These plans include modifying humans to have negative reactions to meat or using nicotine-style patches to curb meat cravings. Additionally, it is announced that Skyhorse Publishing will be releasing Dr. Nordengaard's books in English, expanding the reach of his research into Rockefeller influence.

Wayne Rohde discusses the publication of his book, The Vaccine Court, through Skyhorse Publishing after interviewing over 285 families. He explains the unique legal environment where vaccine manufacturers are shielded from defective design and product liability lawsuits, unlike other industries such as asbestos or pharmaceuticals.

Wayne Rohde provides details on where to find his podcast, Right On Point, and how to purchase signed copies of his new book. He notes that he is effectively banned from physical bookstores and encourages direct contact via his personal email for those with questions about vaccine injury.

James Grundvig mentions his other literary projects, including a novel titled Dolphin Drone and a book about a fake Van Gogh painting at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He provides his website and contact information for listeners interested in his investigative work across various fields. Greg Carlwood commends Grundvig for his dedication to research and his willingness to confront institutional corruption.

The show concludes with a final call to action for listeners to research medical decisions and support alternative researchers like John Anthony West. Greg Carlwood encourages the audience to purchase James Grundvig’s book and thank Skyhorse Publishing for their work. The episode ends with the standard Higherside Chats outro music and a defiant message to "vaccine pushers."