Topic: Tom Zinzer

"The Shaman’s Devil" is a six-week intensive course focused on shadow work and the integration of autonomous "soul parts." Rooted in a shamanic worldview, the course treats memories as living spirits within a "haunted house" of the psyche. Referencing Joseph Campbell and Dr. Tom Zinzer, the program aims to help participants confront the "devil" of their own hidden aspects to reclaim lost energy and reboot their health and relationships.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, expressing concern over the "global Nazism" he sees in modern quarantine camps and medical mandates. He questions how these external horrors reflect his own inner state, noting the discrepancy between his personal evolution and the deteriorating state of the world. He references previous guests like Dr. Tom Zinzer and Dr. Stephen Usher while considering the impact of technology on mass consciousness.

Greg Carlwood addresses recent audio quality issues and promises better protocols for future recordings, including an upcoming session with Randall Carlson. He promotes the THC Plus subscription service, listing the extra topics covered in the second hour of the Jim Gale interview, such as antiviral herbs and the moringa tree. The episode ends with a preview of the June and July guest lineup and a closing musical segment.

Clinical psychologist Dr. Tom Zinzer is introduced alongside his 14-year collaboration with a channeled entity named Jared. The partnership began in 1987 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, after Zinzer's secretary, Catherine, began verbalizing insights from Jared to assist with difficult dissociative identity disorder cases. Zinzer's work is documented in his book, Soul-Centered Healing, which explores subpersonalities and spirit attachments.

Greg Carlwood previews topics from the Plus member second hour, including discussions on Ted Bundy, Nassim Haramein, and upcoming guest George Wiseman. He concludes by encouraging listeners to support independent media over corporate systems and signs off with his signature closing.