Topic: Truth Telling

Greg Carlwood reflects on the unfair scrutiny faced by independent journalists and whistleblowers compared to the lack of accountability for billion-dollar corporations. He cites the case of Carrie Gillum as an example of how truth-tellers are often subjected to character assassination by compromised publications while corporate malpractice is ignored.

Elliott discusses the massive reach of his blog post, "18 Reasons I Won't Be Getting A COVID Vaccine," which garnered over 3.7 million views. He reflects on the risks of speaking out on unpopular issues and the positive feedback received from medical professionals who felt silenced. The segment emphasizes the hunger for public truth-telling despite potential professional repercussions.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the importance of supporting truth-tellers and whistleblowers to encourage others to speak out. He posits that in the current climate, being joyful, laughing, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle are acts of rebellion against tyranny. The segment encourages listeners to lead by example rather than just trying to wake people up with words.

Steve Lee joins the stage at the Ice House in Pasadena, the oldest comedy club in the world. The discussion centers on the historical role of the jester as the only person allowed to speak truth to the king. References are made to Bill Hicks and George Carlin as pioneers who blended comedy with uncomfortable truths.