Topic: Tim Buckley

The segment explores connections between Tim Buckley's album "Star Sailor" and the "solar sail" theory of Oumuamua. Carlwood addresses "Flat Earthers" in the audience, suggesting that Lyra could be interpreted as a "door" in the dome. He concludes by discussing the difficulty of explaining these esoteric concepts to people in "sober reality."

Greg Carlwood highlights a series of synchronicities involving The Monkees and Shakespeare, referencing the work of researcher Chris Knowles. They discuss how Tim Buckley performed on the first Monkees episode and how singer Liz Frazier’s group, This Mortal Coil, took its name from a line in Hamlet. Green acknowledges these connections as further evidence of the "wild ride" of interconnected events in his life.

The "Song to the Siren" story begins with the final episode of The Monkees, which featured themes of MKUltra, alien technology, and a code for marijuana called "Frodus." Folk singer Tim Buckley premiered the song during this episode, which adapts the Greek myth of a sailor lured to his death. This performance is identified as the "birth" of a musical spell that would go on to affect multiple artists over several decades.