Topic: Stitcher

Jennifer Briney provides her contact information and details on how to access her podcast, Congressional Dish, via iTunes, Stitcher, and a dedicated mobile app. She explains that her Twitter feed serves as a repository for the research articles used in her episodes. The segment concludes with a final critique of military contractors and a call for a "wall" between the public and corporations like Halliburton.

Greg Carlwood recaps the "Plus" version of the show, which includes discussions on sexual magic and an interview with Gerald Celente regarding 2015 economic trends. He celebrates a successful year for The Higher Side Chats, noting that the show recently outranked Alex Jones on iTunes and placed high on Stitcher alongside Joe Rogan. He also mentions that the TV show "Portlandia" requested to use one of his "Riot Cop" t-shirts.

Host Greg Carlwood concludes the show by recapping the topics covered in the Plus segment and sharing personal updates. He mentions an upcoming appearance of a show design on "Portlandia," details a road trip to the Pacific Northwest, and introduces a closing track by the artist Nordic Fire.

The Higher Side Chats was nominated for Best Science and Medicine at the Stitcher Awards, though the category was won by Neil deGrasse Tyson's Star Talk. Other nominees included Skeptoid with Brian Dunning and Science Friday. Carlwood mentions his background as a science writer and his previous science-focused podcast that predated his work on Grammar Girl.

Greg Carlwood introduces The Higherside Chats by contrasting the show with Franklin Delano Roosevelt's 1930s Fireside Chats. He outlines the program's focus on ritual sacrifice, secret pacts, and mind control while crediting comedians Bill Hicks and George Carlin for inspiring his interest in societal corruption. Carlwood welcomes guest co-host Kyle Prentiville to the first episode of 2014.

Greg Carlwood closes the show by mentioning the Stitcher Awards nomination in the Science and Medicine category and promoting the THC Money Bomb and Amazon portal. The episode ends with a musical segment featuring the song "True Love Will Find You in the End," reinforcing the themes of hope and persistence discussed throughout the hour.

The host requests listener nominations for the 2013 Stitcher Awards, specifically targeting the Science and Medicine category. The show currently ranks 14th in that category, placing it ahead of Michio Kaku, Scientific American, and National Geographic. Listeners are encouraged to vote daily until December 22nd to help independent researchers like Freeman Fly and Wendy Tremaine gain mainstream visibility alongside outlets like NPR and ESPN.

The host requests listener support for the 2013 Stitcher Awards to increase the show's industry clout and guest-booking potential. The program currently ranks 14th in the Science and Medicine category, placing it ahead of established entities like Michio Kaku and National Geographic. Listeners are encouraged to vote daily until December 22nd to help alternative topics like Project Monarch and crop circles gain mainstream visibility alongside major networks.

The host repeats the appeal for 2013 Stitcher Awards nominations, emphasizing the importance of the Science and Medicine category. He reiterates that winning would validate alternative research topics like Project Monarch and crop circles in the eyes of the mainstream media. Listeners are reminded to vote daily through December 22nd to help the show "go for the gold."

James Corbett lists his various projects, including work for the International Forecaster, GRTV, and a new roundtable series with Sabel Edmonds. Greg Carlwood concludes the interview and reminds listeners to check out the Corbett Report website. The show ends with a call to review the podcast for the Stitcher Awards and a final mention of the THC Money Bomb and Conspiratease.

Greg Carlwood concludes the show by promoting his upcoming appearance at ConspiracyCon in San Francisco. He announces a future interview with Foster Gamble, creator of the movie "Thrive," and encourages listeners to support the show via iTunes reviews and T-shirt purchases.

Macho Man Randy Savage offers his final solution to the world's problems: hiring a second referee to prevent cheating. Greg Carlwood concludes the episode by thanking his guests, promoting their websites, and encouraging listeners to download the Stitcher app.