Topic: The Game 7

Steven Crimey and his wife Chris join the program to discuss his 600-page work, "Hermes Runs The Game." The book examines the COVID-19 pandemic as an occult ritual and an inversion of ancient myths. The couple operates Logo Sophia, an independent publishing house dedicated to works on practical mysticism, permaculture, and Steiner's biodynamics.

In a solo wrap-up, Greg Carlwood reflects on the nature of synchromysticism and "high strangeness." He references the work of Diana Pasolka and Jacques Vallée to question whether reality is a "schedule of reinforcement" or a simulation. Carlwood cites various examples of pop culture "sinks," such as Neo’s passport in The Matrix and the Illuminati card game, as evidence of a non-random, potentially engineered reality.

Esoteric scholar Peter Mark Adams joins the program to discuss his analysis of the Sola Busca Tarocchi, a 15th-century Renaissance relic currently housed in a Milan museum. His book, The Game of Saturn, explores the deck's connection to elite magical practices, dark pacts, and the "Capstone Cabal." The artifact is highlighted as a rare instance of an aristocratic magical heirloom entering the public sphere.

Bart Sibrell promotes his upcoming projects, including a spiritual sci-fi feature film titled Silence in Heaven. He also announces the release of a cross-platform strategy game called The Game 7, inspired by the Book of Revelation, available for mobile and desktop. Listeners are directed to Sibrell.com to purchase his book, watch his films, or download the new game.

The return address on the mysterious Masonic letter referenced a character from Hermann Hesse's classic novel, *The Glass Bead Game*. Upon researching the book, Wan realized that the "game" described in the fiction is essentially synchromysticism. He began reading the novel while simultaneously reading *The Name of the Wind* to his sons, noticing profound connections between the two works.

The 15th-century Sola Busca Tarot relic has emerged from private aristocratic custody to be displayed in a Milan museum. This artifact allegedly contains evidence of elite fascination with occult arts, selective breeding, and ritual magic. Esoteric scholar Peter Mark Adams joins the program to discuss his analysis of the deck, published in his book The Game of Saturn, which explores the artifact's connection to the demiurge and dark magical practices.

The host reports that YouTube has altered its search algorithms to suppress "false flag" content following the Vegas shooting. The segment also explores pop culture "syncs," including a scene in the movie Mars Attacks that targets the concert site and lyrics in The Hangover that reference a "13" neck tattoo while showing Mandalay Bay. These are presented as potential ripples of a ritual manifestation.

The elite's use of Prometheus and Lucifer archetypes is explored as a form of "universal philanthropy" through trauma and darkness. Using David Fincher’s films *The Game* and *Fight Club* as metaphors, the discussion suggests that elites believe pushing humanity into a "black dragon" state of material suffering will trigger a spiritual awakening. This alchemical process involves dissolving the old material self to foster a moment of pure instinctual enlightenment.

Author Brian Tuohy, an expert on game fixing and sports conspiracies, discusses his research into the corruption of the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL. He notes that while game fixing is a recognized issue in international soccer and tennis, the American sports media is too closely tied to the leagues to investigate such claims. Tuohy argues that even if only a small fraction of games are manipulated, the entire integrity of the multi-billion dollar industry is compromised.

Brian Tuohy concludes the interview by explaining why he avoids making specific championship predictions, as the league often waits for natural storylines to develop before providing a "push." He directs listeners to his website, TheFixIsIn.net, where his books *Larceny Games* and *Season in the Abyss* are available. Tuohy encourages fans to look at the business motivations behind sports media hype to understand how games are being manipulated.

Wayne Bush provides his contact information and website, trickedbythelight.com, for listeners to share their own anecdotes. He concludes with a philosophical take, suggesting that despite the "prison planet" theory, life should be viewed as a game intended for amusement. He emphasizes that every interesting story requires drama and conflict, and humans are the stars of their own heroic journeys.

The discussion focuses on eerie coincidences in Hollywood films, such as the name "Sandy Hook" appearing on a map in The Dark Knight Rises. Kent Bain connects The Hunger Games author's residence to Sandy Hook and analyzes the "Valley of Ashes" in The Great Gatsby. He theorizes that a sports stadium in Flushing, New York, could be a target based on these cinematic clues.