Topic: Southwest

The discussion shifts to a hypothesized cataclysmic event occurring between the late 1700s and mid-1800s that buried advanced civilizations in the American Southwest. Analog suggests that multiple layers of culture exist underground, with each deeper layer appearing more technologically advanced than the one above it. He notes that modern Native American populations often lived on top of these buried ruins with little knowledge of the previous inhabitants' origins.

Greg Carlwood wraps up the interview by discussing the Southwest Airlines operational collapse and its potential links to hacker attacks or pilot shortages. He notes the implementation of CO2 tracking on travel purchases as a precursor to carbon credit systems. Carlwood also mentions Martin Armstrong's "Socrates" software predicting a significant turning point in January 2023 related to the war in Ukraine.

The conversation addresses the recent grounding of Southwest Airlines flights, which official reports attributed to weather and technical issues. Jordan Schachtel suggests the disruptions were actually caused by pilots resisting vaccine mandates. This labor action is framed as a sign of broader public pushback against authoritarian policies, with Schachtel noting that those with libertarian ideological foundations have been the most principled in their opposition.

Greg Carlwood previews the topics covered in the second hour of the interview, including COVID-19 vaccine injuries, vaccine passports, and the parallels between vaccine and EMF safety. The episode concludes with a critique of government and industry transparency followed by the show's closing music.

Greg Carlwood introduces the Higher Side Chats, highlighting the American Southwest as a hub for high strangeness and esoteric traditions. Guest Corey Daniel, a researcher and guide known for his website The Phoenix Enigma, returns to the show. The discussion previews topics including Masonic influence, the Grand Canyon, and the occult analysis of recent high-profile deaths.

Corey Daniel discusses his interview with an individual claiming to be of Navajo lineage who underwent skinwalker shape-shifting training. The tradition is described as a magical gift from spirit guides intended to protect indigenous people during historical periods of trauma, such as death marches. The conversation explores the connection between fey bloodlines and the preservation of these magical lineages across generations.

Ancient texts from the Middle East, China, and North America reveal a shared tradition of inner brotherhoods that taught the mechanics of nature and the soul. Initiates underwent induced near-death experiences in man-made chambers or caves, sometimes remaining out-of-body for up to seven days. These "gentlemen of the way" sought to wake up the human soul, distinguishing themselves from the uninitiated who were described as living a "living death" focused only on the physical world.

For those interested in modern excursions, Blackburn identifies the American Southwest as a current hotspot for sightings of strange canine creatures and Chupacabras. He encourages enthusiasts to use digital research tools to find localized phenomena, including strange lights and unexplained events. He warns that modern technology and cameras are increasingly likely to capture "smoking gun" evidence.

Corporations like Bank of America and Sprint are accused of using complex customer service hurdles and "loopholes" to prevent consumers from reclaiming small amounts of money. These practices, including long hold times and difficult rebate processes, effectively steal from working-class families on tight budgets. Changes in airline policies, such as those at Southwest, are also noted as examples of increasing corporate rigidity.