WakingWorld

WakingWorld's co-host, Dale, takes a quick look at this week’s recent news reported in the Australian broadsheets. It’s as bland as piss…but it’s still interesting to see what the plebs are reading.

This week on Two’s Company, Toby and Dale are once again joined by the 'Arabian Pleb' Harisen as they finish last week’s deep dive into Scott Horton's book Provoked. The trio also corrects some discrepancies from their previous discussion and dives into the fallout from the recent leak of a private Signal chat, which involved key figures in U.S. foreign policy and their, very compassionate and tolerant, 'Christian' approach to the slaughter of innocent humans in Yemen.

This week, Dale and Toby dive into a meandering conversation, starting with a recent lecture at the Perth Theosophical Society about Masaru Emoto's experiment testing the effect of intention on reality. The discussion flows into the quantum field or Divine Matrix, as explored by researchers like Lynne McTaggart and Gregg Braden. The episode concludes with reflections on our existence, purpose, and the level of control we truly have over our own reality.

WakingWorld's co-host, Dale, takes a quick look at last week’s news reported in the UK's International Express (united with the brainwashed masses). It’s also as bland as piss…but it’s a bit better than the Australian rags.

In this week's episode of Bonus Shizz, Toby shares some information about his recent visit to The Theosophical Society in Perth. The conversation leads to a discussion about the recently released JFK files and David Icke's 1995 book, which revealed information 30 years ahead of its time. 

They conclude with a discussion around the fascinating recent discovery of mysterious, two kilometre deep structures beneath the Pyramids of Giza.

As always, the conversation explores alternative perspectives and opens the door to new questions about history and the world around us. 

Tune in for another thought-provoking episode that challenges conventional wisdom.

WakingWorld's co-host, Dale, takes a quick look at the stories in the CCP produced China Daily, on Friday 21st March 2025. I mean, it’s a communist paper…but it’s a damn sight more interesting than reading about Chris Minns, or about a new housing development near an airport in Sydney.

This week, Toby and Dale are joined by Harisen as he takes us on a deep dive into Scott Horton's latest book, Provoked: How Washington Started the New Cold War with Russia and the Catastrophe in Ukraine. Horton explores the U.S.'s role in escalating tensions with Russia, from NATO's eastward expansion to economic interventions and involvement in regional conflicts. The discussion uncovers the deep-rooted policies that led to the current crisis in Ukraine.

WakingWorld's co-host, Dale, takes a quick look at last week’s news reported in the UK's International Express (united with the brainwashed masses). It’s also as bland as piss…but it’s a bit better than the Australian rags.

This week, Toby and Dale (well, Toby mainly) discuss the mysterious Cult of the Black Cube and the pervasive veneration of Saturn found throughout ancient religions, secret societies, and modern symbolism, exploring its connections to time, control, and esoteric traditions.

The conversation develops the Hindu concept of Advaita Vedanta and its connection to our perception of reality. We also revisit the ongoing theme of Christianity, suggesting that a simple, stripped-back approach to following some basic principles could offer a way to break free from the constraints of our, rather mundane, physical existence.

This week, Toby and Dale dive into a spontaneous conversation, starting with South Korea and letting the discussion wander in unexpected directions. They touch on the commonly grouped themes of South Korean alcohol, corporations usurping saints, Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'Jesus Chris Superstar', dexamphetamines, and a teensy bit on the frustrations of mainstream Christianity!! 

Tune in for a laid-back, off-the-cuff exploration of various topics that come to mind during our casual chat.