Topic: Wordpress

The host provides a personal update on Christmas Eve, discussing the logistical challenges of shipping items from a recent eBay outline auction. He also addresses the lower-than-expected listener rating for a previous episode featuring Chris Knowles. He explains the decision to re-record portions of that episode to include breaking news about the United Healthcare CEO shooting and the complexities of syncromystic research.

Greg Carlwood and Elisa E. conclude the interview by providing resources for listeners, including the website LogosophiaBooks.com and Elisa's WordPress site. Carlwood praises Elisa's recovery and her ability to speak on trauma-based mind control. He encourages listeners to support small publishers and explore the spiritual aspects of subconscious "spirit work" mentioned during the discussion.

Dean Henderson recounts his experience of having his website removed by WordPress and his bank account frozen by Synchrony Bank in early 2020. He describes how he successfully pressured the bank's CEO to unfreeze his funds by threatening legal action and a report to the Comptroller of the Currency. Despite the digital "whack-a-mole" game of censorship, Henderson notes that his book sales increased as a result of the de-platforming.

The Higher Side Chats is porting its forum to a new system within WordPress to improve integration and member engagement. This change aims to reduce the volume of non-technical support tickets, specifically from users who fail to manage their own account cancellations. The new profile pages will eventually include features for private messaging and business networking to foster a tighter community.

Winner details Cordel's upcoming web hosting capabilities, which use a BitTorrent-like structure to distribute data across nodes to prevent censorship. The system includes a WordPress importer and allows users to forward traditional .com domains to the decentralized back-end, maintaining usability for non-technical users.

Dr. Stuart Jean Bramhall provides advice on communicating with those who trust the current system, suggesting a listening-based approach similar to engaging with climate change deniers. She concludes the interview by directing listeners to her website for her ongoing writing and activism. Greg Carlwood thanks her for her lifelong dedication to disenfranchised communities.

Alan Greenfield directs listeners to his website and Facebook page, noting that he has been active on the internet since 1995. He mentions his other current book, "God Never Does the Same Thing Twice," which he describes as a "gonzo" exploration of reality based on his 73 years of experience. He emphasizes that the book is not religious but rather a collection of his personal intuitions and opinions on the nature of existence.

Greg Carlwood announces a major technical overhaul for The Higher Side Chats, including the consolidation of multiple domains to improve SEO and user experience. He explains a recent manual update of Plus Member accounts necessitated by software incompatibilities. The migration aims to unify the free and plus archives under one umbrella while maintaining the integrity of existing RSS feeds.

Carlwood informs Plus members about recent technical updates to the subscription website. He explains that the system's "engine" was replaced due to outdated software and WordPress updates. The new infrastructure is intended to improve self-maintenance for users, such as updating credit card information and managing subscription terms.

Kate of Gaia provides contact details, including a phone number and Skype ID, emphasizing an "open book" policy for all humanity. Kate directs listeners to websites like losethename.com and kateofgaia.wordpress.com for essays and further information. Kate reiterates the mission of being a "trans-sender" or bridge messenger to help people find their way back to a state of truth.

Elisa explains that the entertainment industry requires moral compromises that allow malevolent beings to gain influence over individuals. She provides her website and blog information, "Our Life Beyond MKUltra," and notes that her books are available on Amazon in print and e-book formats. Greg Carlwood thanks Elisa for her time and wishes her luck in her ongoing recovery.

Greg Carlwood discusses integrating Bitcoin payments into his T-shirt brand, comparing it to adding social share buttons to a WordPress site. Seaman notes that Bitcoin's market cap has already reached $2 billion and suggests it could eventually rival major global currencies in scale.