Hi, Gary Stearman. Time for another update from Prophecy Watchers. In studio with us today is author,

a lecturer, and global traveler, Carl Tycrub. Carl, welcome to Prophecy Watchers. Thank you. Good to be

with you today. Now Carl is here because we've been interviewing about his new book. It's called Game of Gods

and it's over 500 pages in length. But don't let that frighten you because you don't

have to read it all at one time. The thing is it's a compendium. Carl, you are a researcher

but you are a very special kind of researcher. You do a lot of travel, right?

I do. I do. Yes. And where do you travel? I go to places that the average Christian won't.

So I go to global governance events, world federalists and the United Nations-styled events,

and I've been to the United Nations to different conferences,

different summits. I go to interfaith events.

I go to where the culture is changing, like Burning Man.

I even attend pagan.

Burning Man. You mentioned Burning Man. A lot of people might not know what Burning Man is.

It's one of the most influential cultural trendsetting gatherings in the United States.

In fact, so much so that in 2018 the Smithsonian dedicated this entire Renwick gallery

to documenting and displaying Burning Man culture.

Wow.

It's really the unofficial United Nations of Silicon Valley,

and it is a place where culture is shaped. And it meets in the desert. And it meets in the desert

of northern Nevada. Roughly 70,000 people. So it's kind of a camp meeting. Oh my. Yes.

But you visit places like this. You find out what's going on for us who are engaged elsewhere and we wouldn't have

the time or the inclination or even the knowledge of where to go.

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