What is “The State of the Art” technologically speaking? Is the current media push to describe the rash of unexplainable happenings through a supernatural lens squid ink? Sabrina Wallace of Psinergy.com is back to fully explain what the privateers have been up to by pillaging our privacy. Surveillance has been cloaked for quite a while. …
My Main Man DoeNut is back on the pod to describe the entrainment around Poo. Trust me, this just isn’t potty humor. Doenut has found the final thread of nutrient cycling that the technocrats need to monitor their Codex Alimentarius. He’s one of my favorite data sleuths mining advertisements from the Superb Owl and World …
Flat Earth Dave is back on the pod to grill me on the basics of BioChar. He’s responsible, along with friend-of-the-pod Sofia Smallstorm, for demolishing my misplaced hope in space back in ’15. It’s a lot of fun watching Weiss deconstruct space-bound arguments with a little bit of common sense. My favorite part of our …
BioCharisma favorite Emily Moyer is back to discuss whether or not angels are organic machines or some sort of sentient life form. We review some of the work of FPV Angel in relation to the technology that might be creating rainbows, and how Cern might be a simulacrum of the way our realm actually generates …
Inventions usually come from a fresh set of eyes. Who knew it would take a computer scientist from MIT to figure out the mineral uptake problem in our soil. Returning guest Dr. Stephanie Seneff, author of Toxic Legacy, is one of these innovative souls that has jumped the fence from electronic systems over to the …
Travis Potter is a farmer, entrepreneur and inventor that I’ve gotten to know this past month. His call to action, which was God-given, is to “feed my sheep.” This tall task has been a clarion call to those of us who got the memo leading to a synergy in the heartland of the United States. …
I always knew MIA Faroe was up to something and now, our guest, Steve Falconer, of SpaceBusters fame explains how she did it. What’s been Missing In Action within the narrative of N. America’s history has been the Faroe’s, not Pharaoh’s, of the North Atlantic that once populated these great lands. Steve and I go …
The Chuckles Church operation was amazing to me because almost every conspiracy theme could be vindicated by the images we were shown. This potpourri of what if’s harkened me back to the good old days of the Twin Towers and the myriad of unanswered questions that plagued our consciousnesses for years. Human Vibration (HV) of …
Marketing budgets in the days of yore bottlenecked who could create and enter markets of growth. The democratization of media has fragmented the monolithic markets into a bunch of boats with antiquated rudders. Mike Winner of Alfa Vedic fame and now the Winner Cast on SubStack joins us to lead the way through the ocean …
Every year, Mario Garza graces us with his symbolic and aesthetic literacy to frame the current context of things through the lens of the natural world. We are told that a picture is worth a thousand words, and a symbol is worth a thousand pictures. Think of the symbolic logos that dominate the media landscape …