Episode 355: The Archons 

In the last decade, we have seen an exponential change in the manipulation of basic human instincts through a technological and societal shift often referred to as the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Everything we do, from sex, dating, and purchases to political affiliations and how we define ourselves is being manipulated and commoditized.

Money is the air of civilization, necessary for just about everything we do outside breathing, but many people still lack a basic understanding of what it is and how it is created.  How can we have a democracy if our most basic of necessities is almost universally misunderstood?

One would have thought, before 2020, that virology and epidemiology were inherently apolitical.  Incredibly, even one's views on antibody tests are highly correlated with voting preference and whether one prefers Tucker Carlson to Rachel Maddow.

By the time the now-infamous Stanford-led Santa Clara antibody tests came out, I could already predict how my blue checkmark list of Twitter experts was going to respond.

'I think the authors owe us all an apology… not just to us, but to Stanford,' wrote Andrew Gelman, a professor of statistics and political science and director of the Applied Statistics Center at Columbia University.

Dr. Gelman is a serious clock, and he was furious.  How could anyone from a reputable university even begin to suggest that we weren’t facing the greatest threat to humanity since the Black Death?  The first wave of antibody test results implied that the infection fatality rate (IFR) was lower than first reported and more carriers were asymptomatic as well. This was NOT good news for the clocks; it was pure heresy.

Episode 353: Welcome Back Again

*Not for the Faint of heart*  Myke Hideous returned.

Episode 352: Rittenhouse Special

Episode 351: Can You Even Imagine? 

James Fetzer joined the program for another essential update, please sit back and brace yourself for the ride.

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Episode 350: Alec Baldwin is the luckiest man in Hollywood

Lee Austin is an American broadcaster known for his alternative talk show, Outcast Radio. Pushing the existential envelope with topics including theology, metaphysics, and conspiracy theories, Lee’s show flourished as a late-night favorite for those in search of the truth. Born in Boston, Lee moved to Los Angeles in his early twenties to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian. With the entertainment bug firmly planted, Lee found his calling in radio. For over thirty years, he’s crisscrossed the country as a talk show host, disc-jockey, copy-writer, and program director for numerous radio stations. In 2017, he wrote Morning Star’s Tale, a sci-fi novella, covering many of the topics discussed on Outcast Radio.

Episode 349: The Kevin Randle Chronicles 

Kevin D. Randle is a retired lieutenant colonel who served in Vietnam as a helicopter pilot and in Iraq as a battalion intelligence officer. He began writing for UFO magazines and eventually moved on to books. A goal had been to publish science fiction and to join the Science Fiction Writers of America.

Episode 348: Lawyers’ Committee for 911 inquiry

Richard Gage, Mick Harrison and Kristina Borjesson joined the program to clear the air and brought forth exclusive news. Richard Gage, AIA is the founding member of ae911Truth.org. He has been a practicing Architect for 20 years and has worked on most types of building construction, including numerous fire-proofed steel-framed buildings.