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The Shipwreck Show Ep. 40: Liz Crokin on Epstein, Power, and Controlled Opposition

Liz Crokin joins me tonight for a necessary conversation. While the Epstein documents resurface, many high-profile conservative influencers are pretending nothing happened.
We’ll break down the silence from Con Inc, the fixation on culture wars over accountability, and why figures like Tommy Robinson are being elevated while Epstein is ignored.
This isn’t about left vs right—it’s about truth vs narrative control.

Altered State S4 Ep. 15: Epstein Documents, Psyops Fatigue, and the Collapse of Trust

In this episode of Altered State, Brad Zerbo and Zak Paine unpack the latest Epstein-related document releases and the chaotic reaction unfolding across alternative media and online communities. The conversation centers on how incomplete information, misread filings, and emotional amplification have created confusion rather than clarity, blurring the line between legitimate inquiry and narrative manipulation.
Brad and Zak examine how psyops fatigue, confirmation bias, and influencer-driven outrage cycles are eroding trust, even among truth-seeking audiences. They discuss the dangers of rushing to conclusions, the incentive structures behind viral claims, and why discernment is critical when document dumps arrive without context or verification. The episode also touches on broader credibility issues within independent media spaces and the long-term consequences of burning audience trust through reckless speculation.
This installment of Altered State serves as a cautionary discussion on information warfare, patience, and the responsibility that comes with analyzing sensitive material in real time.

Space Revolution Ep. 4: Information, Truth & Health

In Episode 4 of Space Revolution, Lt. Gen. (Ret.) Steven L. Kwast is joined by Jordan Sather for a deep exploration of how information, truth, and health intersect as humanity enters a new era of technological expansion. This conversation reframes health as a holistic system encompassing mind, body, spirit, and society, emphasizing personal responsibility and moral grounding in an age of rapidly advancing space-based technologies.
The discussion examines how expanded global access to information could transform healthcare outcomes, while also warning of the dangers of misinformation, outsourced thinking, and instant gratification. Kwast and Sather explore the ethical challenges posed by AI, social media, and emerging space infrastructure, stressing the need for humility, critical thinking, and disciplined values. As the Space Revolution accelerates, this episode challenges listeners to consider whether humanity is spiritually and mentally prepared to wield such powerful tools responsibly.

MAHA Living Ep. 3 - Toxic Cosmetics and Hygiene Products Are Slowly Killing Us

In Episode 3 of MAHA Living, Jordan Sather and Nate Prince take a deep dive into the toxic chemicals found in everyday personal care and household products. The conversation focuses on how common hygiene items, such as toothpaste, deodorant, lotions, shampoo, makeup, sunscreen, and fragrances, are absorbed through the skin and directly into the bloodstream, disrupting hormones, the nervous system, and immune function.
The hosts walk through published studies detailing the health risks associated with parabens, phthalates, formaldehyde-releasing preservatives, PFAS “forever chemicals,” heavy metals, and synthetic fragrances. They also examine how these substances accumulate in the body, contribute to chronic illness, and pollute the environment through water systems and soil.
Beyond identifying the problem, the episode offers practical alternatives, discussing simpler ingredient lists, natural product options, and lifestyle changes that reduce reliance on toxic products. The discussion emphasizes informed label reading, personal responsibility, and the broader environmental and economic consequences of consumer choices.

Geopolitics with Ghost: Bonus Episode - Trump, Petro, and the Banking System Beneath the Headlines - 2/4/26

In this episode of Geopolitics with Ghost, Ghost focuses on two interconnected developments with major geopolitical implications. The discussion centers on President Trump’s closed-door meeting with Colombian President Gustavo Petro and why the lack of U.S. media coverage around that meeting matters. Ghost walks through what was reported internationally, including Petro’s comments on drug trafficking, sanctions, and cooperation with the United States, as well as the surprising tone shift following months of public tension between the two leaders.
The episode then turns to the evolving Credit Suisse story and its broader connection to the global banking system. Ghost explores how financial institutions, cartel money laundering, sanctions, and political pressure intersect, and why these issues may explain the silence from legacy media. Throughout the episode, Ghost ties these developments to larger shifts in power, transparency, and accountability within the international financial and political landscape.

Breaking History Ep. 135: Credit Suisse, Global Banking Corruption, and the Financial Architecture of Power

In this episode of Breaking History, Matt Ehret and Ghost examine a rapidly unfolding global financial reckoning centered on Credit Suisse and the broader international banking system. The discussion traces newly revealed Nazi-linked accounts, money laundering pipelines, and the role of major banks in facilitating corruption, cartel financing, and illicit capital flows over decades.
The conversation moves through historical context including Bretton Woods, the petrodollar system, and the weaponization of finance, before turning to modern developments involving sanctions, currency manipulation, and intelligence-linked financial networks. Particular attention is given to investigations involving PDVSA, international drug trafficking finance, and the exposure of banking structures operating beyond national oversight.
Throughout the episode, Matt and Ghost emphasize continuity between past and present financial power structures, highlighting how moral collapse in finance disconnects economies from real production and public accountability. The result is a wide-ranging, historically grounded analysis of how global banking functions as a tool of control, and why its unraveling appears to be accelerating.

The Daily Herold: 2/4/26 - Fulton County Revelations, Intelligence Complaints, and National Security Signals

In this episode of The Daily Herold, Jon Herold breaks down a dense news cycle dominated by new developments out of Fulton County and growing scrutiny around election investigations in Georgia. The show walks through sworn testimony from the special grand jury, focusing on claims that compelling evidence of ballot harvesting was presented but never investigated, and the implications of advance notice ahead of the FBI’s seizure of election records.
Jon also examines Badlands Media’s newly obtained grand jury transcripts, highlighting testimony involving the Georgia Bureau of Investigation, the governor’s office, and subsequent judicial promotions tied to election-related officials. The episode then shifts to intelligence community developments, including an Inspector General letter addressing a classified complaint involving DNI Tulsi Gabbard, credibility standards, and the handling of highly classified material.
Additional segments cover national security issues tied to White House construction, trade and minerals policy, international diplomacy, and the continued media confusion surrounding Epstein-related claims. The episode emphasizes discernment, documentation, and separating verified evidence from narrative noise.

Badlands Daily: 2/4/26: Fulton County Fallout and the Legal Stakes of Election Interference

On this episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America break down a major breaking story that raises serious legal and election-related implications tied to Fulton County. The discussion centers on newly uncovered information first reported through Badlands, examining how the details intersect with election integrity, legal exposure, and broader systemic failures.
The hosts explore the significance of the findings, why the legal angle matters as much as the election angle, and how transportation networks, government involvement, and fraud allegations connect across multiple layers. Along the way, they react to national commentary, discuss related media coverage, and outline what to watch next as additional details are expected to emerge.
This episode sets the stage for deeper analysis in upcoming programming, including further document reviews and follow-up investigations, while reinforcing why this story could have far-reaching consequences.

RattlerGator Report: 2/4/26 - Discernment in a World of Competing Confusions

In this February 4 episode of RattlerGator Report, JB White opens with candid reflections on health, clarity, and the challenges of staying grounded while navigating a nonstop news cycle. From there, the conversation moves into the difficulty of discernment in what he describes as a world flooded with competing narratives, distractions, and deliberate confusion.
JB examines internal fractures within political and media circles, discusses factional influence surrounding President Trump, and shares strong perspectives on loyalty, strategy, and patience as Trump’s second term agenda unfolds. The episode also touches on media personalities, propaganda traps, intelligence operations, and why emotional reactions can undermine long-term outcomes.
Throughout the broadcast, JB emphasizes restraint, critical thinking, and trusting strategic execution over reactionary outrage, urging listeners to step back, assess motives, and avoid being pulled into manufactured divisions.

DEFCON ZERQ Ep. 029: Epstein Files, WITSEC, and the Architecture of Control

In this episode of DEFCON ZERQ, Alpha Warrior and Josh Reid walk through newly released Epstein-related documents and explore what the redactions, timelines, and recurring names may signal about ongoing investigations. The discussion centers on 18 U.S.C. §3521 and how witness protection operates without judicial oversight, raising questions about who controls disclosures and why certain information remains hidden.
The hosts examine email excerpts, document patterns, and institutional overlaps involving intelligence agencies, biotech interests, and genetic data collection. They also break down how massive data releases can both reveal and obscure truth, and why information saturation may be a deliberate tactic. Throughout the episode, Alpha and Josh emphasize methodical analysis over speculation, encouraging viewers to independently verify documents and understand how power structures protect themselves.
This conversation connects legal mechanisms, information control, and historical precedent to frame a broader picture of how narratives are managed when accountability is at stake.