Topic: Spaceship

During the sinking of Atlantis, ascended masters used a spaceship hidden beneath the Sphinx to escape to the Great Pyramid. As the planet shifted dimensions, humanity entered "the void"—three and a half days of total darkness and nothingness where the physical Earth ceased to exist.

The episode concludes with a song by Ralph Buckley featuring lyrics about the sky falling, spaceships, and the moon. Greg Carlwood gives a final sign-off, referencing the "Guardians of the Great Magnetic Mountain of Middle-Earth" before the music plays out the remainder of the segment. The lyrics continue the theme of questioning reality and the nature of the celestial bodies.

Douglas Hawes relays Jeff Turner's claim that Neil Young's song "After the Gold Rush" is a tribute to the Kronos time travel story. The screenplay for the song was written by actor Dean Stockwell, who Hawes suggests may have had access to underground black budget facilities. The lyrics regarding "Mother Nature on the run" and "silver spaceships" are analyzed as potential cryptic references.

Claims are made regarding a fleet of spaceships currently surrounding Earth, visible at specific times of the morning. The segment references the Greada Treaty, allegedly signed by President Eisenhower, which traded human abduction rights for alien technology. Failure to expose these truths is characterized as misprision of treason, with warnings of destruction for those who do not help.

The episode closes with the song Intellectually Masturbating by Ralph Buckley, which features lyrics about the moon being a spaceship and a manufactured Tesla car. The track is followed by a vintage-style audio clip encouraging listeners to "see the USA" in a Chevrolet. This marks the end of the broadcast.