Podcasts about EDGE Foundation

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil Peterson shares his experience attending the Vienna State Opera—an iconic cultural event that didn't unfold quite as expected. Despite the grandeur and world-class performance, Neil reflects on the surprising gap between appreciating something deeply and actually enjoying it, offering a thoughtful reminder that not every celebrated experience will resonate—and that's perfectly okay. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil Peterson reflects on experiencing Afternoon Tea at the iconic Brown's Hotel in London—an elegant ritual that goes far beyond food and drink. Through thoughtful details, quiet moments, and shared experience, he explores how slowing down with intention can turn even a simple tradition into something meaningful, reminding us of the rare value of truly being present. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil Peterson shares insights from the middle of a 16-day journey through Europe, exploring how travel shapes not just what we see—but who we become. He reflects on the ways unfamiliar places challenge our perspectives, deepen connections, and reveal something about ourselves, while reminding us that the true value of travel often lies in the quiet, unplanned moments we take the time to notice. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode, Neil Peterson recounts his brief and ill-fated stint as an “illegal Uber driver” during the chaos of Coachella. What begins as simple curiosity quickly turns into a five-second, five-foot adventure that ends with a police citation and a great story. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode Neil Peterson reflects on an unexpected exercise—writing his own obituary—and the surprising insights it revealed. What begins as an uncomfortable assignment quickly turns into a meaningful exploration of values, relationships, and what truly matters in life. Neil shares how the experience shifts the focus from achievements to purpose, inviting listeners to consider how they are living right now. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil talks about two very different experiences at the DMV—one frustrating and time-consuming, the other efficient and respectful. What struck Neil wasn't the people, but the systems behind them, and how those systems shape how we feel about government. It reminded him that small, everyday interactions can either build trust or quietly erode it. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil Peterson recounts an unexpectedly delightful night at a women's roller derby bout in Palm Springs that turned nostalgia into admiration. What stood out wasn't just the speed and toughness of the sport, but its affordability, community spirit, and the passion of athletes skating purely for the love of the game. Neil reflects on how modern roller derby has evolved into a disciplined, strategic, and deeply human sport. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of *Meandering Musings*, Neil Peterson reflects on an unexpected first at age 82: walking into a pawn shop for the very first time. What begins as a simple attempt to sell decades‑old camcorders becomes a thoughtful exploration of assumptions, economics, and everyday human stories. Neil shares how his long‑held mental image of pawn shops—shady, cluttered, and marginal—was completely overturned by the bright, professional, and surprisingly sophisticated reality he encountered at Rocky's Pawn Shop in Indio, California. Along the way, he uncovers the quiet role pawn shops play in the financial ecosystem, particularly for small business owners using gold and silver as short‑term collateral, and reflects on the deep personal histories behind every item in the display cases. The experience becomes a gentle reminder that the world often looks very different once you step inside—and that even in your eighties, there are still firsts worth having. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil blends personal reflection with science and history to explore why redheads have fascinated us for centuries—and why rarity so often captures our imagination. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

A delayed flight turns into an 18-hour journey filled with rerouted plans, a last-minute ferry, a four-state drive, and a blizzard closing in. In this episode, Neil Peterson reflects on how quickly certainty disappears—and why choosing motion over waiting can change everything. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

Neil attends his first chamber music concert at age eighty—and finds himself unexpectedly moved. From the quiet reverence of the hall to the timeless sweep of music by Bach, Beethoven, and beyond, he reflects on stillness, curiosity, and discovering new worlds late in life. A gentle, insightful meditation on stepping into the unfamiliar and letting it change you. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

Neil reflects on how age isn't just the number of candles on his birthday cake, but also how the body functions and how young you feel inside. "As I approach 82, my physiological age tests closer to 43, and emotionally I sometimes feel about six years old. For me, staying curious, playful, and engaged with life is what truly keeps me young." Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

In this episode of Meandering Musings, Neil reflects on a surprisingly meaningful morning spent stuck at queue number 14,542 while trying to book summer ferry reservations to Martha's Vineyard. What starts as pure frustration becomes a meditation on family tradition, responsibility, and why waiting feels different when it's for a place—and people—that shape who we are. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

Neil reflects on a webinar he recently attended led by two Stanford researchers, Steven Crane and BJ Fogg. On the surface, it was a practical workshop about strengthening relationships. But underneath that, it felt like something more urgent—almost a response to the moment we are living in. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

"My First Time at the Denver Stock Show: A City Slicker in Cowboyland" City slicker Neil experiences some culture shock in Colorado. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

Traveling from southern California to Denver Colorado means some drastic temperature changes. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about some unwanted special treatment he received while taking the bus. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

Part 1:We talk with Charlie Hunt, a political scientist.We discuss the problem of elections, particularly local elections. Often, there are no real competitors in elections, and that reduces the choices that voters face. What should be done to remedy this?Part 2:We talk with Elizabeth Lopatto, Senior Writer for The Verge.We discuss what has been revealed so far from the Epstein documents. Specifically, how Epstein used vehicles such as the Edge Foundation to insinuate himself into science circles, and other influencer circles, such as the intellectual 'elite' in the US and elsewhere.  WNHNFM.ORG  production 

While picking up a sandwich in an out-of-the-way TKB Restaurant, I'm handed table number 97 and stumble into a surprising lesson about excellence. Watching hundreds of people show up, on purpose, for something done extraordinarily well reminds me that you don't need the best location or the loudest voice for your work to find its audience. Sometimes the smallest details tell the biggest stories. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about why he joined a new gym and what he observed. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about the film La Grazia and why it moved him to tears. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about a "woven token of improbable meaning" he received on his recent trip to Bhutan and what it means to him. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about a recent visit to a Dairy Queen where he found all their ice cream cakes under lock and key. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about a recent visit to a clothing store to buy new underwear and the lesson he learned about current social cues. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about a recent visit to McDonalds where the human employees weren't allowed to take orders but instead could only assist a "self-service" kiosk take orders. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about why he still uses a handkerchief. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about getting his first mani and pedi and what made him do it. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil discusses why Bhutan is considered the "happiest country on earth". Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. Find Meandering Musings online at meanderingmusings.net Learn more about The Edge Foundation here edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil continues to talk about a common sight in Bhutan, the ubiquitous but meaningful prayer flags. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil continues to talk about a common sight in Bhutan, the ubiquitous but meaningful prayer flags. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about the pilgrimage he and his son and daughter made to Bhutan's Tiger's Nest and the stumbles along the way. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil continues to talk about his adventures in Bhutan, in this case the famous hot stone baths. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

John Brockman, a prominent literary agent and founder of the Edge Foundation (a prestigious salon for scientists and thinkers), had longstanding ties to Epstein's intellectual and social circle. Brockman's Edge dinners, salons and invite-only events created a powerful “third culture” network of elite scientists, technologists, and wealthy patrons — and Epstein was deeply embedded in this milieu. Brockman's agency and Edge network provided a bridge between Epstein's money and the science/tech world: one piece of evidence is an email, dated September 2013, in which Brockman writes to a writer that “Jeffrey Epstein … showed up at this weekend's event by helicopter (with his beautiful young assistant from Belarus). He'll be in Cambridge in a couple of weeks … I told him I would send some links.”to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-moscow-murders-and-more--5852883/support.

On this episode, Neil talks about the pilgrimage he and his son and daughter made to Bhutan's Tiger's Nest and the stumbles along the way. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about why archery became Bhutan's national sport. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

John Brockman, a prominent literary agent and founder of the Edge Foundation (a prestigious salon for scientists and thinkers), had longstanding ties to Epstein's intellectual and social circle. Brockman's Edge dinners, salons and invite-only events created a powerful “third culture” network of elite scientists, technologists, and wealthy patrons — and Epstein was deeply embedded in this milieu. Brockman's agency and Edge network provided a bridge between Epstein's money and the science/tech world: one piece of evidence is an email, dated September 2013, in which Brockman writes to a writer that “Jeffrey Epstein … showed up at this weekend's event by helicopter (with his beautiful young assistant from Belarus). He'll be in Cambridge in a couple of weeks … I told him I would send some links.”to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.com

John Brockman, a prominent literary agent and founder of the Edge Foundation (a prestigious salon for scientists and thinkers), had longstanding ties to Epstein's intellectual and social circle. Brockman's Edge dinners, salons and invite-only events created a powerful “third culture” network of elite scientists, technologists, and wealthy patrons — and Epstein was deeply embedded in this milieu. Brockman's agency and Edge network provided a bridge between Epstein's money and the science/tech world: one piece of evidence is an email, dated September 2013, in which Brockman writes to a writer that “Jeffrey Epstein … showed up at this weekend's event by helicopter (with his beautiful young assistant from Belarus). He'll be in Cambridge in a couple of weeks … I told him I would send some links.”to contact me:bobbycapucci@protonmail.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-epstein-chronicles--5003294/support.

On this episode, Neil talks about why he travelled to Bhutan. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

In this edition of Meandering Musings, Neil describes a recent trip to place a headstone in honor of his mother who passed 33 years ago. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

In this edition of Meandering Musings, Neil describes and interesting pest control device that looks more like a weapon. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

"Most people think of dandelions as a weed". Not me. No sir. So says Neil on this enlightening edition of MM! Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about a recent visit to Dairy Queen and his love of and disappointment in DQ. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

On this episode, Neil talks about a recent cabin stay which had him using a let's say "rustic" restroom option. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

In this concise episode of The Courtenay Turner Podcast, Courtenay responds to listener requests with a rare short-form "elevator pitch" on Game B—a game theory-based "infinite game" framework positioned as an alternative to our current "Game A" society, which proponents see as a competitive, Malthusian system doomed to implode.

On this episode, Neil talks about a recent brush with the ER and the surprising reason for his visit. Like the podcast? Please help us grow our audience, tell your friends about Meandering Musings and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts. The Edge Foundation edgefoundation.org

Studies show that teens with ADHD are more likely to receive traffic tickets and be involved in accidents. In this episode of Attention Talk Radio, Jeff Copper interviews Ann Shanahan and Gayle Sweeney from the Edge Foundation to discuss how they are educating drivers and instructors to help ADHD teens drive safely. They talk about the increased risks that come with ADHD and teen driving and share practical advice on vehicle choices and driver's education strategies for concerned parents. If you have a teen with ADHD who's driving or preparing to drive, this episode is a must for you. Attention Talk Radio is the leading site for self-help Internet radio shows focusing on attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and attention deficit disorder, including managing symptoms of ADHD in adults with ADD or adults who have children with ADHD. Attention Talk Radio, hosted by Jeff Copper, attention and ADHD coach, is designed to help adults (particularly those diagnosed with or impacted by attention deficit disorder or its symptoms) in life or business who are stuck, overwhelmed, or frustrated to help them get unstuck and moving forward by opening their minds to pay attention to what works. To learn more about attention and ADHD coach Jeff Copper, go to https://digcoaching.com. Our thanks to the sponsors of this show: CHADD.org, ADDCA.com, ImpactParents.com, and TimeTimer.com

This week Bryce sits down with Curt Maggitt! Curt is a NOBULL athlete,  founder of The Edge Foundation, and former NFL player. -Learn more about Curt - IG -Trident Coffee -  Use code "ALLSMITH" to get 20% off online and in TapRooms.LSKD - Use code "ALLSMITH" to get 10% off.Livv Natural - Your destination for ultimate wellness.Thank you for Listening! Learn more below.ALLSMITH IG ALLSMITH YouTubeBryce Smith IG

Chapter 1 What's This explains everything Book by John Brockman"This Explains Everything" is a book edited by John Brockman, which features contributions from leading scientists and thinkers on a wide range of topics. The book aims to provide insights and explanations on various complex and intriguing subjects, from physics and biology to philosophy and psychology. It offers readers a glimpse into the cutting-edge ideas and theories that are shaping our understanding of the world around us.Chapter 2 Is This explains everything Book A Good BookIt depends on what you are looking for in a book. "This Explains Everything" edited by John Brockman is a collection of essays from leading scientists and thinkers exploring and explaining various topics in science, culture, and philosophy. If you are interested in a broad range of topics and perspectives, this book may be a good choice for you. However, if you are looking for a more focused or in-depth exploration of a specific topic, you may want to consider a different book. Ultimately, the decision of whether this book is good for you depends on your interests and reading preferences.Chapter 3 This explains everything Book by John Brockman Summary"This explains everything" is a book edited by John Brockman that features essays from leading scientists, thinkers, and intellectuals exploring the big questions and mysteries of life. The book covers a wide range of topics including consciousness, evolution, technology, ethics, and the nature of reality.The essays in the book delve into the latest research and insights from various fields such as physics, biology, psychology, and philosophy, offering different perspectives on the fundamental questions that have puzzled humanity for centuries. The contributors provide thought-provoking ideas and theories that challenge conventional wisdom and push the boundaries of our understanding.Overall, "This explains everything" offers a diverse range of perspectives on the mysteries of existence and encourages readers to think deeply about the nature of reality, consciousness, and the universe. It is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the frontiers of knowledge and understanding the complexities of the world we live in. Chapter 4 This explains everything Book AuthorJohn Brockman is an American literary agent and author. He is the founder of the Edge Foundation, an organization that promotes discussions of cutting-edge scientific and technological issues. The book "This Explains Everything: Deep, Beautiful, and Elegant Theories of How the World Works" was released on January 3, 2013. In this book, Brockman presents insights from leading scientists and thinkers on a wide range of topics, offering explanations for various phenomena in the world.Some of the other books written by John Brockman include "The Third Culture: Beyond the Scientific Revolution," "The New Humanists: Science at the Edge," and "Thinking: The New Science of Decision-Making, Problem-Solving, and Prediction." In terms of editions and popularity, "This Explains Everything" is one of the most well-received books by John Brockman, with multiple editions and translations available. It has been praised for its engaging content and the diverse perspectives it offers on complex scientific concepts.Chapter 5 This explains everything Book Meaning & ThemeThis explains everything Book MeaningThis book by John Brockman delves into explaining various complex phenomena and concepts in a simple and understandable way. It...

Hello and welcome to Entangled! The podcast where we explore the science of consciousness, the true nature of reality, and what it means to be a spiritual being having a human experience. This episode serves as Part 1 of the Outro to Episode 60, my interview with Tolon Lijoi. In that conversation, Tolon and I discuss the polarization of the American public. In this Outro, I dive further into this division and argue that our current political split is not one of Republican vs. Democrat, but rather one of Globalism vs. Self-governance.The Outro begins by defining the globalist threat, and how the globalists have infiltrated American media through the CIA. I first highlight the mainstream media oligopoly, the six media conglomerates which control 90%+ of the film, television and print content distributed. I next highlight the role elitist organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations have played in the destruction of our free press. Next, I highlight Blackrock, its CEO Larry Fink, and the role played by the asset management cartel in consolidating power for the globalists. I then discuss Operation Mockingbird, a CIA program to infiltrate the media, which was declassified during the 1970s Church committee hearings, and which continues to this day. I highlight the ongoing lies perpetuated by the mainstream media with the case study of Ivermectin, the miracle drug labeled a horse dewormer by the Mockingbird media during the pandemic. I then provide evidence that Anderson Cooper is acting as an agent of the CIA, with investigative journalism from Luke Rudkowski of We Are Change and testimony from German reporter Udo Ulfkotte.I next discuss the role the CIA has played in Silicon Valley since its infancy, then dive into specific examples of the Big Tech oligopoly's corruption. First, we discuss Microsoft and its founders/robber-barons Bill Gates & Paul Allen. I then highlight Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn, and the elitist organization Bilderberg Group. Part one of the Outro concludes as we consider DARPA, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and the disturbing prevalence of child sexual abuse material on Meta's platforms.Part 2, Episode 62 begins with a discussion of the PayPal mafia, Palantir, and its founders Peter Thiel & Alex Karp. I then highlight the corruption and censorship rampant at Google and supported by its founders/executives Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Eric Schmidt. I then discuss the Jeffrey Epstein funded Edge Foundation, and the evidence the Edge annual Billionaire Dinners were used by Epstein as an influence/blackmail operation to extend his human trafficking network into Silicon Valley. The discussion on Silicon Valley and the CIA wraps as I highlight Twitter / X, Jack Dorsey, Elon Musk, and Disney. The Outro ends with an appeal to क्षत्रिय Kshatriya, the spirit of the cosmic warrior.Music: Intro: Ben Fox - "The Vibe". End Credits: Tiko Tiko – “Against All Odds”.Published: 12/27/23.Check out the resources discussed:* The World Order: Our Secret Rulers by Eustace Mullins: https://archive.org/details/eustace-mullins-the-world-order-our-secret-rulers-2nd-edition-1992 * Out of Shadows by Mike Smith: https://rumble.com/v1mhtc8-out-of-shadows-documentary.html* The War on Ivermectin by Mikki Willis: https://rumble.com/v41fmpz-the-war-on-ivermectin-dr.-pierre-kory-mikki-willis.html* RT.com interview with Udo Ulfkotte: * The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.: https://www.amazon.com/Real-Anthony-Fauci-Democracy-Childrens-ebook/dp/B08XQYGC68* One Nation Under Blackmail: the Sordid Union Between Intelligence and Crime that Gave Rise to Jeffrey Epstein Volume 2: https://www.amazon.com/One-Nation-Under-Blackmail-Intelligence/dp/1634243021 This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit entangledpodcast.substack.com

Hello and welcome to Entangled! The podcast where we explore the science of consciousness, the true nature of reality, and what it means to be a spiritual being having a human experience. This episode serves as Part 2 of the Outro to Episode 60, my interview with Tolon Lijoi. In that conversation, Tolon and I discuss the polarization of the American public. In this Outro, I dive further into this division and argue that our current political split is not one of Republican vs. Democrat, but rather one of Globalism vs. Self-governance.Part 1, Episode 61 began by defining the globalist threat, and how the globalists have infiltrated American media through the CIA. I first highlighted the mainstream media oligopoly, the six media conglomerates which control 90%+ of the film, television and print content distributed. I next highlighted the role elitist organizations like the Council on Foreign Relations have played in the destruction of our free press. Next, I highlighted Blackrock, its CEO Larry Fink, and the role played by the asset management cartel in consolidating power for the globalists. I then discussed Operation Mockingbird, a CIA program to infiltrate the media, which was declassified during the 1970s Church committee hearings, and which continues to this day. I highlighted the ongoing lies perpetuated by the mainstream media with the case study of Ivermectin, the miracle drug labeled a horse dewormer by the Mockingbird media during the pandemic. I then provided evidence that Anderson Cooper is acting as an agent of the CIA, with investigative journalism from Luke Rudkowski of We Are Change and testimony from German reporter Udo Ulfkotte.I next discussed the role the CIA has played in Silicon Valley since its infancy, then dive into specific examples of the Big Tech oligopoly's corruption. First, we discussed Microsoft and its founders/robber-barons Bill Gates & Paul Allen. I then highlighted Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn, and the elitist organization Bilderberg Group. Part one of the Outro concluded as we considered DARPA, Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, and the disturbing prevalence of child sexual abuse material on Meta's platforms.Part 2 begins with a discussion of the PayPal mafia, Palantir, and its founders Peter Thiel & Alex Karp. I then highlight the corruption and censorship rampant at Google and supported by its founders/executives Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Eric Schmidt. I then discuss the Jeffrey Epstein funded Edge Foundation, and the evidence the Edge annual Billionaire Dinners were used by Epstein as an influence/blackmail operation to extend his human trafficking network into Silicon Valley. The discussion on Silicon Valley and the CIA wraps as I highlight Twitter / X, Jack Dorsey, Elon Musk, and Disney. The Outro ends with an appeal to क्षत्रिय Kshatriya, the spirit of the cosmic warrior.Music: Intro: Ben Fox - "The Vibe". End Credits: Rocknstock – “Rectifier”.Published: 12/27/23.Check out the resources discussed:* One Nation Under Blackmail: How the Sordid Ties of Intelligence and Organized Crime Led to Jeffrey Epstein Volume 2 by Whitney Webb: https://www.amazon.com/One-Nation-Under-Blackmail-Intelligence/dp/1634243021* The Real Anthony Fauci: Bill Gates, Big Pharma, and the Global War on Democracy and Public Health by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.: https://www.amazon.com/Real-Anthony-Fauci-Democracy-Childrens-ebook/dp/B08XQYGC68* Edge Foundation: www.edge.org This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit entangledpodcast.substack.com