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Ryan and Dixon discuss the recent mayoral election results in Los Angeles, and take a walk down memory lane to some previous voting shenanigans. Who's really the danger to democracy? If you enjoyed the intro music, please check out Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio.

Dixon and Ryan discuss various accounts of children with black eyes attempting to gain access to vehicles or homes, often begging for help. Might these children be in genuine need of assistance, or possibly something more sinister feigning vulnerability? The eyes are the windows to the soul.

Data centers, AI and the "inevitable" future of the human experience. Ryan and Dixon examine the recent and aggressive push to construct and integrate AI systems into all aspects of daily activity. The guys highlight recent trends and concerns associated with the expansion of data centers within the United States and abroad. Are corporate elites forcing the hand of the public into creating/funding a technological prison, with an ultimate goal of the complete consolidation of human consciousness?

In this episode the guys examine the now pervasive discourse related to UFO, UAP and Interdimensional Beings in the mainstream media. After decades of denying the existence of aliens or the possibility of intelligent life outside of our planet, the government is now laying the groundwork for full "disclosure." Ryan and Dixon quickly strap on their tinfoil helmets and ride the Large Hadron Collider through time and space to help uncover the truth behind the recent push for "disclosure."

Ryan and Dixon take notice of an interesting and unlikely figure emerging as a legitimate mayoral candidate. Having lost his home in the Palasades fires of 2025, Spencer Pratt appears to have heeded the call to action and stepped into the fray of politics. Are we witnessing the archetypal first steps of the hero's arc, as he wades into the dark recesses of career politics and corruption?

In this episode the guys are once again forced to discuss yet another assassination attempt on a sitting president. One side of the political aisle continues to struggle to find reasons why this is a recurring theme, outside of "systemic racism" and "climate change." It would appear that "systemic racism" is such an existential threat to democracy, that the SPLC has been forced to hire klan members and nazis.......allegedly.

Dixon finds his way back to the studio and helps Ryan understand the complexities of the recent Iran conflict. Are we witnessing the final stages of a plan General Wesley Clark spoke about during an interview in 2007? If you enjoyed the music from the intro check out Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio.

We are back.... well kinda. Ryan and Bucee get together to discuss Project Blue Beam and Chris Bledsoe's Easter prophecy. The guys wade through a plethora of government tech that could make Project Blue Beam more of an inevitability rather than a theory living under a Tinfoil Helmet.

Dixon and Ryan take a trip down memory lane and reevaluate the "Utopian Bliss" known as Communism. The guys weigh the pros and cons of mass starvation and death. They dig through the piles of shoes and human remains left in the wake of communism, to get to the crux of human existence, that is to say.........Stateless, moneyless, and classless society is only a few small "reasonable" steps away.

Dixon and Ryan reflect on the recent tragedy and where it could take us as a country. They explore the power of ideas and their ability to shape our country, for better or worse. "A man may die, nations may rise and fall, but an idea lives on" -John F. Kennedy. If you enjoyed the song in the intro please check out "Resolutions" by Scott Buckley.