Topic: Solo Show

Solo Show comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from November 2025 to September 2026.

November 2025 September 2026

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Mark Booth | Mystic Scientists, Strange Happenings, & The Secret History Of The Universe
• 1:06:51 - 1:08:52

Mark Booth | Mystic Scientists, Strange Happenings, & The Secret History Of The Universe

Higherside News and Election Season Strategy

Greg Carlwood provides updates on the show's schedule, noting a cancellation by Diana Pasulka due to illness. He reflects on the success of the recent Topher Gardner episode and expresses a desire to avoid the "drama and politics" of the upcoming election season. He encourages listeners to focus on improving their own lives rather than becoming emotionally invested in political campaigns.

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Jason Quitt | The Atlantis Myth, Cosmic Cycles, & Astral Abductions
• 1:16:58 - 1:20:14

Jason Quitt | The Atlantis Myth, Cosmic Cycles, & Astral Abductions

THC Plus Benefits and Solo Show Updates

The host outlines the topics covered in the second hour of the interview, including energy work, trauma, and the cyclical view of history. He encourages listeners to join THC Plus for the full two-hour experience, explaining the various ways to access the private RSS feed. Carlwood also addresses the hiatus of his "In The Weeds" and solo shows, citing personal challenges such as the death of Gordon White and the demands of the summer season.

Nick Hinton | The Psypocalypse, Father Seraphim Rose,  & Quantum Sorcery Chaos Magic
• 1:18:37 - 1:22:05

Nick Hinton | The Psypocalypse, Father Seraphim Rose, & Quantum Sorcery Chaos Magic

THC Plus Growth and the Success of Solo Shows

Carlwood discusses the surprising success of his recent solo presentation on the "Knife of God" and cattle mutilations, which resulted in a significant spike in THC Plus subscriptions. He contemplates creating a sub-brand for these solo episodes, such as "THC Cliff Tokes" or "Dead Man's Book Club." He mentions a conversation with Gordon White regarding the metaphysical approach to these phenomena.