Join The Higherside Chats podcast as host Greg Carlwood talks Texas' Rock Wall, Scientology and the Hollywood machine with guest, Josh Reeves.

We know the world is largely run by unseen hands- in a vast web of international corporations, banking oligarchs, secret societies, think tanks, bloodlines, religions, disinformation agents, and alphabet agencies- and it's not an easy task to deconstruct. As soon as we examine the power and influence of one far-reaching network, we're exposed to another with dominion over a different sector of societal control and the pattern repeats until our dying day. Yes, there are many hands in the cookie jar and today we're going to look at some threads on this spider's web that haven't been brought to light as much as others. Today's guest is a great documentary maker and all around master of multimedia and he's put together some really great films that avoid rehashing the same old conspiracy 101 bullet-points that cover well-sourced information that's hard to find anywhere else.

2:25 With elements of older films helping Reeves make some of the connections in his most recent work "The Spellcasters", Greg begins by discussing Josh's background and some surprising influential forces along with his pathway. With his previous work the "Secret Right Volume 1" offering insights into some of the more nefarious forces at work such as the Council for National Policy, Reeves was able to follow the breadcrumbs while researching the Rock Wall for his film "Lost Secrets of Ancient America."

5:00 Following his "Secret Right" series exploring networks of power on the right side of the American two-party system, Reeves produced the "Lost Secrets of Ancient America" series focusing on a frequency emitting unnatural structure shrouded in mystery dubbed the Rock Wall. Constructed from a variety of rare crystals, rare Earth metals, and minerals that have been sourced from various locations and brought together to create composite stones, the Rock Wall consists of non-indigenous materials such as Zircon, Garnet and Tourmaline. A particularly perplexing aspect of the Rock Wall is the presence of Niobium, a material discovered in the 1800s that can only come to fruition through the extraction from the element known as,