Topic: Unlimited Hangout

Investigative journalist Ian Davis joins the program to discuss his book, The Technocratic Dark State. The conversation introduces the concept of a transnational technocratic elite building digital infrastructure to track and trace global goods and people. Davis, a contributor to Whitney Webb's Unlimited Hangout, examines how current global crises serve as catalysts for a permission-based economy.

Mark Goodwin, author of The Bitcoin Dollar, joins the discussion to explain the unique nature of Bitcoin as an algorithmic protocol with a fixed issuance schedule. He argues that Bitcoin provides a stable monetary policy independent of human political action, offering a "fair" system through unmitigated access to stability. Goodwin shares a personal anecdote about using Bitcoin's financial optionality to decline medical mandates and walk away from state-dependent institutions.

Goodwin concludes with advice on resisting technocratic control through community building, local food networks, and physical media. He announces plans to launch a physical magazine in partnership with Whitney Webb's Unlimited Hangout to ensure information remains accessible if the internet becomes more restricted. He emphasizes the importance of human creativity and disconnecting from digital devices to maintain agency.

Greg Carlwood introduces investigative journalist Johnny Vedmore, a contributor to Whitney Webb's Unlimited Hangout and founder of Fungie Monkey Media. The discussion focuses on the World Economic Forum and its leader, Klaus Schwab, highlighting Vedmore's research into the organization's hidden history. Vedmore's articles, including The Kissinger Conundrum and Schwab Family Values, are cited as essential resources for understanding the WEF's influence.

Johnny Vedmore concludes the interview by directing listeners to his work on Jeff Bezos at UK Column and his personal websites, johnnyvedmore.com and fungeemonkey.com. He emphasizes the importance of independent journalism and public awareness in resisting globalist domination. Greg Carlwood thanks Vedmore for his deep-dive research into the history of the World Economic Forum.

John Klyzik provides information on where to find his ongoing research, including his articles for Whitney Webb’s Unlimited Hangout. He promotes his BitChute channel and his "Web Brain" database, which contains rare documents from the Charlotte Iserbyt archives. The segment concludes with a call for listeners to support his work through his website, School World Order, to help him continue his research.

Whitney Webb joins the program to discuss her investigative work at Unlimited Hangout and her background covering the Epstein saga. The conversation focuses on her recent article regarding an Israeli Defense Forces linked cybersecurity group offering pro bono services to US hospitals. This group is founded by a former commander of Israel’s Unit 8200 and operates with assistance from a former Microsoft executive.

Whitney Webb concludes the interview by directing listeners to her website, Unlimited Hangout, and her work at The Last American Vagabond. She announces an upcoming book on the Epstein series and the relaunch of her podcast on the Rockfin platform. Greg Carlwood praises her detailed investigative work and encourages listeners to follow her updates on social media.