Topic: Theme Song

The Higherside Checks opening theme song plays, featuring lyrics about global puppet masters and the limitations of human knowledge. The song establishes the show's focus on exploring alternative viewpoints and questioning official narratives. Greg Carlwood is introduced as the host of the program.

Greg Carlwood closes the episode with a final challenge to "multi-dimensional demons" and "paranormal predators." The show features an anonymous 2018 cover of the theme song, which Carlwood found synchronistically in his inbox. The episode ends with the full musical track and a reminder of the new video clip strategy for YouTube and social media.

The episode ends with the standard Higher Side Chats outro song, featuring lyrics about escaping the daily grind and exploring conspiracy theories. The host signs off, encouraging listeners to stay curious and aware of suppressed information.

A musical montage introduces the start of the Joint Session, highlighting the show's reliance on listener-submitted content. The lyrics reference the various types of contributions expected, including forum posts, voicemails, theories, queries, and trip reports. This transition marks the end of the promotional segment and the beginning of the subscriber-focused community discussion.

The episode concludes with a Pink Floyd-inspired version of the show's theme song by Flophouse Jr. The host offers a final call to action for the "Miracle Club makers" and "movers and shakers of the Third Occult Revival" to maintain their agency and continue exploring consciousness.

The episode concludes with a musical cover of the show's theme song, featuring lyrics about security passes, government documents, and exposing lies. The host signs off, encouraging listeners to stay vigilant against the "jab agenda" and "mRNA evangelists."

The episode concludes with the Higher Side Chats theme song, which references lizard people, the search for truth, and breaking the "spell" of mainstream media. The lyrics emphasize that the truth is out there for those with the "eyes to see" and identifies the show as a source for becoming more aware. The segment ends with a final repetition of the show's title and a sign-off.

A musical montage and theme song introduce the start of the Joint Session, highlighting the show's reliance on listener-generated content. The lyrics reference forum posts, voicemails, trip reports, and "weird thoughts" that form the core of the community-driven segment. This transition marks the end of the introductory address and the beginning of the interactive portion of the program.

The Joint Session officially commences with a theme song highlighting the community-driven nature of the episode. The segment focuses on listener-submitted content, including forum posts, voicemails, trip reports, and theories. This portion of the program relies entirely on audience participation and feedback to drive the discussion.

A musical introduction marks the official start of the Joint Session, outlining the segment's focus on community contributions. The lyrics reference the various types of content featured, including forum posts, listener theories, queries, and trip reports. This audio transition signals the shift from the host's administrative updates to the interactive portion of the bonus episode.

A musical montage introduces the start of the Joint Session content, highlighting the various types of listener contributions featured in the show. The lyrics reference forum posts, theories, queries, and trip reports that form the basis of the community-driven episode. This transition marks the end of the introductory address and the beginning of the subscriber-focused material.

A musical montage introduces the official start of the Joint Session, highlighting the show's reliance on listener-generated content. The lyrics emphasize the inclusion of forum posts, voicemails, trip reports, and "weird thoughts" from the community. This segment marks the transition from the host's administrative announcements to the interactive portion of the bonus episode.

A musical montage introduces the Joint Session, highlighting the show's reliance on listener-submitted content. The lyrics reference the various types of contributions featured, including forum posts, voicemails, theories, queries, and trip reports. This segment marks the transition into the community-focused portion of the program.

A musical introduction marks the official start of the Joint Session, highlighting the show's reliance on listener-submitted content. The lyrics reference the various types of contributions featured, including forum posts, voicemails, trip reports, and theories. This transition signals the shift from the host's administrative update to the community-driven portion of the broadcast.

The episode concludes with the standard Higherside Chats outro music. The lyrics touch on themes of societal control, spiritual awakening, and the "scary dark world." The track fades out as the show ends.

A musical montage introduces the start of the actual Joint Session content, highlighting the role of listener contributions. The lyrics emphasize the variety of community inputs, including forum posts, voicemails, theories, queries, and trip reports. This segment marks the transition from the host's administrative update to the interactive portion of the premium broadcast.

The Joint Session officially begins with a musical intro highlighting the role of listener contributions. The segment outlines the upcoming content, including forum posts, theories, queries, and trip reports submitted by the audience. This portion of the show relies heavily on user-generated content and reviews to drive the discussion.

A musical introduction marks the transition into the actual Joint Session content, highlighting the role of listener contributions. The lyrics reference the various types of content featured in these episodes, including forum posts, voicemails, theories, queries, and trip reports. This segment serves as the formal opening for the subscriber-only portion of the program.

The Joint Session officially commences with a theme song highlighting the variety of listener-contributed content featured in the episode. The lyrics reference forum posts, voicemails, trip reports, and "weird thoughts" that form the core of the subscriber-only broadcast. This musical transition marks the shift from the public announcement to the private community segment.

The segment concludes with the introductory theme song for the Joint Session, highlighting the show's reliance on listener-submitted content. The lyrics reference the various types of contributions accepted, including forum posts, voicemails, theories, queries, and trip reports. This musical transition marks the beginning of the subscriber-only portion of the program where host Greg addresses the community directly.