Today's offering on the higher side table is a plus only show, but I will give you a preview here, but first I got to pitch you.

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Use the links right in the show notes or go to the

higher sidechats.com to start a free trial. Here's a preview of what we got going on today.

Okay, so not exactly how I plan to start this thing, but let's go with it. So if you listen to

the end of the Michael Cremo episode, you heard me talk about a solo show that's just been taking me a lot of time because the book I'm trying to cover is a lot of material. Well, this is that show about that book. Now, if you keep up on the happenings in conspiracy world, I woke up today in the process of working on this, and I heard that David Wilcock had taken

his own life. Police got a call. It's not exactly sure at this point what triggered them to go,

but they went to do a wellness check, and the police say a few minutes after engaging this

armed man at the house, said to be David, he put the gun to his head and killed himself.

These are the early reports. I'm sure more will come out, and this will be old news by the time

you hear it from me. And even though I didn't care for David Wilcock personally, he is someone

actually turned down for a THC interview in the past,

he did seem like a kind and spiritual person.

So this story strikes me as odd.

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