Topic: The Secret

Author Mark Booth, also known by the pseudonym Jonathan Black, returns to the program to discuss his latest work, The Secret History of the Universe. The discussion centers on the outdated dichotomy between science and spirituality, arguing that many foundational scientific breakthroughs were driven by mystical experiences. Booth has previously authored global bestsellers including The Secret History of the World and The Sacred History.

Greg Carlwood concludes the interview by praising Mark Booth's ability to challenge the "high and mighty" academic adherence to materialism. Booth states that he only writes when he has something truly new to say and does not consider himself a career writer. The host encourages listeners to read the extensive footnotes in Booth's books to discover the more bizarre paranormal details.

David Icke returns to discuss his new book, The Roadmap, which serves as an expanded update to his 1998 work, The Biggest Secret. The conversation introduces Icke's worldview regarding a hijacked reality controlled by a cult of lieutenants serving an Archon army. This global force reportedly generates low-vibrational energy to maintain control over human perception and behavior.

Carlwood discusses his recent presentation on Charles Fort's *Book of the Damned*, highlighting Fort's theories on secret societies and the idea that humanity is "property." He also addresses listener feedback on a previous interview with John Klyzak regarding AI in the classroom, defending the importance of the subject despite lower ratings from the audience.

The discussion links the "Prosperity Gospel" to the "New Thought" movement and Rhonda Byrne’s book *The Secret*, which posits that thoughts manifest reality. Bell argues that the modern Federal Reserve system is a form of alchemy, where "fiat" (speaking into existence) creates value out of nothing. This "mind science" is presented as a core component of the elite's psychological toolkit.

Chaplin mentions a dangerous secret held in a specific mountain cave in Girona that "transforms space" and causes lightning flashes of intelligence. She concludes by promoting her upcoming film, "Girona the Immortal," distributed by AMG Corp, and a new book that will reveal further details about the Girona mysteries and the "Stone Cradle."

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Maja D'Aoust, known as the Witch of the Dawn, a practicing witch, professional astrologer, and author. D'Aoust holds degrees in biochemistry and transformational psychology and has authored works including Astrology of the Shadow Self and The Secret Source. The introduction highlights her background in shamanism, the I Ching, and her personal history with near-death experiences.

In the closing of the interview, Knight-Jadczyk recommends her book series, The Wave, as the primary resource for understanding hyperdimensional reality. She mentions her latest work with Paul DeMarc regarding the historical Jesus and invites listeners to join her research forum. After the guest departs, the host recaps the discussion, emphasizing the "greyhugger" term for certain UFO researchers and the concept of humans as an energetic food source.

Chris Knowles joins the program to discuss his new publication, The Secret Sun Synchro-Mystic Handbook, which serves as a guide for decoding the deeper language of reality. The conversation explores the concept of synchromysticism as a form of pattern recognition used to interpret pop culture, ancient holidays, and modern ceremonies. Knowles is introduced as a long-time researcher who has detangled synchronistic threads involving elite rituals and "watcher worship" for decades.

Chris Knowles returns for his ninth appearance to discuss his new book, The Endless American Midnight, and the launch of The Secret Sun Institute of Advanced Synchromysticism. The conversation opens with a critique of modern technology, contrasting 1950s utopian promises with current dystopian surveillance and EMF radiation. Knowles prepares to revisit his "Lucifer's Technologies" thesis regarding the intersection of post-WWII electronics and the UFO era.

Greg Carlwood introduces author Patrick Harper, highlighting his expertise in the "daemonic" and the history of the imagination. Harper is the author of several influential works including *Daemonic Reality*, *The Philosopher's Secret Fire*, and *The Secret Tradition of the Soul*. The introduction notes Harper's previous appearances on the show and his unique ability to curate forgotten ideas from Western history to challenge modern materialism.

Greg Carlwood reflects on his disagreement with Wal Thornhill regarding the Apollo moon landings, suggesting that incorrect scientific models might point toward a secret space program. The episode concludes with a summary of the guest's points and a musical outro featuring a cover of "Mr. Spaceman" by The Byrds. Carlwood signs off by challenging "stubborn scientists" and "industrialized education institutions."

Greg Carlwood shares his personal perspective on the Hellier series, noting that while the first episode was compelling, the subsequent episodes felt like typical paranormal reality television. He contrasts the show with the work of Alan Greenfield, author of "Secret Cipher of the UFOnauts." Carlwood praises Greenfield's interview and his ability to bridge the gap between occult summoning and alien phenomena.

Chris Knowles returns to the program to discuss his new book, The Endless American Midnight, and the launch of the Secret Sun Institute of Advanced Synchromysticism. The conversation introduces the concept of Lucifer's Technologies and the Roswell Working as central themes of his recent research.

Greg Carlwood and Gary Lachman compare the occult foundations of the American and Russian space programs. They discuss James Bruce, a friend of Peter the Great with deep esoteric interests, and the influence of Freemasonry as a vehicle for modern ideas in early Russia. This parallels the well-known involvement of occultists like Jack Parsons in the American Jet Propulsion Laboratory, suggesting a recurring link between "out of this world" technology and mystical exploration.

Greg Carlwood welcomes back the researcher known as Recluse to discuss his first published book, Strange Tales of the Parapolitical. The work, co-authored with Frank Zero, explores post-war Nazis, mercenaries, and the hidden history of international intelligence operations.

Greg Carlwood welcomes Chris Knowles back for his sixth appearance on the program to discuss his debut novel, He Will Live Up in the Sky. The introduction highlights Knowles' previous work on NASA rituals, the Secret Sun blog, and his books Our Gods Wear Spandex and The Secret History of Rock & Roll. The conversation begins by framing the novel as a work of "non-fiction fiction" that captures modern conspiracy culture.

Jordan Sather, creator of the YouTube channel Destroying the Illusion, joins the program to discuss the QAnon phenomenon and the battle against the deep state. The introduction explores Sather's background in researching health, wellness, and the secret space program while wearing a red MAGA hat. Initial skepticism regarding the Q material is addressed alongside curious family connections involving Donald Trump's uncle, John Trump, and Nikola Tesla's materials at MIT.

The central tenets of Rosicrucianism are linked to the mystery of Christian Rosenkreuz’s seven-sided tomb, mirroring the hidden burial of Charlemagne. Historical records indicate multiple Holy Roman Emperors opened Charlemagne's vault to retrieve secret manuscripts and the Coronation Gospels. These traditions of hidden caches and geometric clues were later utilized by the Knights of the Golden Circle during the American Civil War.

Greg Carlwood introduces Chris Knowles of The Secret Sun to discuss the ongoing Song of the Siren saga. The introduction highlights recent esoteric events including Michael Bloomberg's Temple of Mithras restoration and NASA's interstellar scout warnings. The discussion focuses on the prophetic nature of Elizabeth Frazier's music and its connection to the deaths of figures like Jeff Buckley and Chris Cornell.