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Jon Herold sits down with Ryan Witte of MyShroom Vibe for a candid conversation about the product he uses every single day. Ryan opens up about years of depression, anxiety, and suicidal ideation before a mentor casually dropped one word that changed everything: shrooms. What started as personal relief became a business, a mission, and now a growing platform helping thousands of people explore microdosing psilocybin. Ryan breaks down how his Oregon farm partners cultivate and extract the product, what the Stamets Stack actually is, why the Albino Penis Envy strain is the most potent and hardest to grow, and the difference between microdosing and a full trip. He also addresses the legal gray area the industry navigates, social media censorship battles, and a new 100mg beginner capsule coming soon. If you have ever been curious but a little scared, this one is for you.
Jon Herold and Chris Paul open on election night with the Kentucky Massie primary consuming the entire MAGA Twitter ecosystem. Jon walks through Trump's blistering True Social posts calling Massie the worst Republican congressman in history and threatening Lauren Boebert's seat, while both hosts make the principled case that the allegation op being run against Massie uses the exact same playbook as Kavanaugh and Stormy Daniels, and the community is failing its own standards. Chris Paul lays out his theory that Trump's endorsements in an era of fake elections are narrative disruption tools, not predictions of winners. From there the show gets philosophical, with Chris delivering his extended metaphor about systematic reality inversion and what it means to be the person correctly calling heads and tails when everyone around you has been conditioned backwards for life. Trump's "I don't think about American finances" Iran doubledown with Brett Baier gets a principled defense. The Twitter algorithm transparency post, the social incentive structure driving the entire influencer class, and Trump's comments on 500,000 Chinese students and the American university system all get their turns. The show closes on the CNN article about the Trump Hantavirus official who runs a YouTube show called Erection Connection.
Alpha Warrior sits down with 84-year-old (almost 85) Steve Stern, a man who has been working twelve days a week in a seven-day week for so long he treats it as basic math. The conversation starts in Brooklyn, lands in Miami at age 12 with no palm trees and no hotel, and ends with a man on a first-name basis with the President of the United States. Steve walks through the now-legendary "four corner stores" tale: how a kid knocking on doors in the Empire State Building ended up flying to Korea, inventing a banded-bottom shirt empire, and selling JC Penney $14 million a year for 44 years. His motto came from Cuban refugees: work hard and be honest. The rest is history. The second half pivots to election integrity. Steve explains Precinct Strategy, the new Precinct Project USA, the weekly Election Security Call he started after a personal conversation with President Trump, and why the Republican Party still has 400,000 committee slots with only 200,000 people filling them. He talks Tina Peters, Orange County, and the Trump birthday letter that gave an 80-year-old his second wind. Find him at Stern American on Rumble.
Episode 52 of Flow is a full guest takeover by Adrian and Cristina of Rise Attire, and it delivers. The conversation opens on the ideas behind their new documentary Vibes 2 on Dauntless Dialogue, covering the suppression of knowledge about the human energy field, how the "universe" language was engineered to replace God, and why energy exchange between people is something the powers that be have always tried to interrupt. Adrian walks through his music theory background, the physics of resonant frequencies, and the phenomenon of cymatics, where sound takes visible physical form. The conversation then moves into color as frequency, color blindness, and the rare genetic condition of tetrachromats who can see 100 million colors, all as a framework for asking what reality looks like beyond our current perception. The episode closes with Adrian connecting Saint Thomas Aquinas's proof of God's existence directly to energy field theory, and Cristina teasing her upcoming AI fairy tale film coming to Dauntless. American of the Week is George Taylor, Irish indentured servant turned iron master who forged cannonballs for Washington.
Ashe broke the story before the embargo lifted and she is not apologizing for it. Governor Jared Polis granted clemency to Tina Peters, cutting her sentence and making her eligible for parole June 1. The crew digs into exactly what that means, what she was actually convicted of versus what the media has claimed for years, and what she was acquitted on that nobody talks about. Ashe lays out the full picture of the Colorado elections cabal, from Jenna Griswold's puppet masters to Matt Crane's NGO control of election narrative, Wayne Williams and Runback Election Services, and how the Help America Vote Act handed the entire election system to private interests. Jared Polis gets the full political autopsy treatment. Plus the crew watches Jenna Griswold lose her mind on CNN, reviews the Elliot Page Odyssey meme collection, and Cam shares his three-hour Starlink roof saga. A substantive, sharp episode anchored by one of the most significant election integrity stories in years.
Were the Middle Ages really a thousand years of ignorance, brutality, and superstition? Host Matt Trump, a physicist, says no and has the receipts. Drawing on Johan Huizinga's classic "The Autumn of the Middle Ages" and a revelatory 1982 essay by mathematician James Franklin, Matt makes the case that the Middle Ages were actually a period of extraordinary advancement in philosophy, science, architecture, and literature, and that the Renaissance was the gap, not the golden age. Gothic cathedrals, Thomas Aquinas, Nicole Oresme's pre-Galilean mechanics, the myth of prima nocta, chastity belts, flat earth belief, and the Black Death all get their moment. A rich, wide-ranging episode that will make you rethink everything your history class told you.
Jordan Sather and Nate Prince break down a packed week in health news. Marty Makary is out as FDA chief under circumstances that remain murky, with Dr. Malone having previously claimed Makary was blocking COVID vaccine death data from going public. Interim replacement Kyle Diamantis is a food lawyer who represented CBD companies and quit a Planned Parenthood case over moral objections. Kennedy moves fast, announcing the FDA will now continuously review food chemicals already on the market, starting with BHT and ADA. A CIA whistleblower from Tulsi Gabbard's ODNI task force testifies before Congress about the intelligence community's COVID cover up, and Rand Paul drops a bombshell: Fauci allegedly bribed a scientist with a $9 million grant to flip his position on lab leak origins. Dr. Oz reveals 800 fraudulent Medicare providers were quietly removed and none of them called to dispute it. And farmed fish? Sedated. Vaccinated. By conveyor belt.
Jon Herold comes in Friday on a lighter show day. A post claims Trump purchased up to a million dollars of NVIDIA stock on January 6, one week before the commerce department approved NVIDIA chip sales to China. Jon pulls the disclosure live and confirms the purchase is real, then asks the harder question: if the stock did not actually go up right after the sale, is it even insider trading? He also plays Trump's comments from Beijing defending the 500,000 Chinese students in American universities on the grounds that the university system needs the money to survive, and Jon does not love it. The Trump-Xi summit produced trade and investment oversight boards, a Boeing commitment that could grow to 750 jets, and up to $50 billion in farm and energy purchases. The DOJ, DHS, and USPS are now in active interagency talks to expand federal voter verification and mail-in ballot rules under the March citizenship executive order, which Jon calls a good start while remaining cautious about the midterms. Ratcliffe just showed up in Cuba with reform demands and a $100 million aid offer that Jon finds immediately objectionable, and the Minnesota House released a report accusing the Walz administration of enabling billions in fraud. Jon also announces the fall GART: St. Pete Beach, Florida, November 12 to 15.
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