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- 6 days ago1h 35m
Ep. 161 - Lucid Dreams & A Near Death Experience w/ Blue Montauk
In this lucid-dream episode of the show, Blue Montauk joins Ted and Bill to unpack what happens when a dream stops feeling like a dream and starts feeling like another life you can walk back into. She describes using those nights to revisit old conversations, talk to her younger self, and even check in with a future or higher self—sometimes to heal karma, sometimes just to ask why she woke up in a car-crash scene she never planned. The hosts compare notes on nightmares that keep playing after you open your eyes, the difference between being fully aware you’re dreaming and only realizing it later, and whether these experiences are timeline jumps, out-of-body travel, or something weirder still.The conversation doesn’t stay in the dream world. Blue recounts the spider (or maybe centipede) bite that left her in tears at 5 a.m., the theories it spawned about extra “powers,” and the larger questions of immortality, near-death experiences, reincarnation, and whether some people come back knowing they have lived before. Sprites, energy vampires, Mandela-effect suns and moons, vegan birthday cheese, and why bugs might be watching all make appearances before the crew wraps with the usual mix of laughter and “what the hell just happened.” Tune in if you’ve ever woken up and had to check your phone to make sure that conversation never actually took place.Follow Blue on X: https://x.com/bluemontauk?s=21&t=li7tEjPy3INBrhHG-3YluA
- 1 weeks ago1h 27m
Ep. 160 - “Space Tales & Bill’s Undo Of Q”
In this episode we start with compartmentalization, NASA hardware, and why “just building one piece” doesn’t prove the official story—then the conversation turns. We play Shipwreck’s razor-sharp four-minute takedown of the stolen-election / donate-$25 / trust-the-plan loop, complete with endorsements, Israel talking points, and civic-duty guilt. From there Bill walks through the actual process of leaving the MAGA lane: the Epstein walk-back, new wars after “no new wars,” the 2020 LARP that never delivered accountability, the weird feeling in the voting booth in 2024, and why “5D chess” now looks a lot like the same old playbook.If you’ve ever wondered how someone who once said “trust the plan” ends up asking where the 2016 guy went, this is that conversation—funny, frustrated, and unwilling to keep spinning. Watch the satirical clip with us, then stay for the unfiltered aftermath. Full episodes early plus bonus content at PhoneBoothPodcast.Substack.com
- 2 weeks ago1h 35m
Ep. 159 - “Dawson’s Crik”
An icon. A vaccine PSA that still lives rent-free online. A rewritten chorus nobody can unhear. PhoneBooth opens with Dolly Parton and immediately turns a tribute into the kind of conversation you only get here.Then the year starts stacking names. Theme parks. A husband almost nobody ever saw. A creek that wasn’t just a show. An actor who died broke after giving a generation its Tuesday nights.A rumor that could empty a steakhouse… and a video of something far worse that somehow didn’t. A storm that shares a first name. A rainbow cloud from Mel Gibson right when the episode needs air. All packed in to one episode!
- 3 weeks ago2h 6m
Ep. 158 - All The Fires, All At Once w/ Dam Blue
In this episode of the Phone Booth Podcast, we sit down with researcher Bueller Dam (find him on X, YouTube, and Rumble as Short Seasoner) for a deep dive into the ongoing wildfires across North America and beyond. Challenging the official narrative that labels them “wild,” Bueller introduces his term “dewmesticated fires,” arguing that microwave energy weapons mounted on weather radars, combined with atmospheric nanomaterials, create the perfect conditions for these blazes—blocking moisture from the Pacific, generating high winds and horizontal vortexes, and even sparking simultaneous ignitions across vast regions from northern Canada to the Pacific Northwest.Drawing on radar velocity data, satellite imagery, and years of documentation, Bueller walks through hard evidence: fires erupting in perfectly straight lines at precise distances from radar sites, “firenados” spun up by directed energy, sun-activated nanomaterial layers that cause daily explosions of intensity, and the same technologies previously shown manipulating hurricanes near Hawaii. From Spokane’s blast-furnace vortexes to rivers of conductive nano cooked off ocean surfaces and steered inland, the conversation builds a cause-and-effect case that these events are engineered—whether for land grabs, weather control, or larger agendas—while urging listeners to examine the visuals that make the patterns impossible to ignore.Follow Dam BlueYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shortseasonerX: https://x.com/beulerdam?s=11&t=li7tEjPy3INBrhHG-3YluA
- Aug 19, 20263h 2m
Live From The PhoneBooth - 8/15/26 - Wilson Washes Ashore & The New King of the Jews
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- Aug 17, 20261h 49m
Ep. 157 - "Ancient AI & New Beginnings" w/ConsciouSean
In this wild and wide-ranging episode, we sit down with Conscious Sean — the man of many looks — fresh off a major glow-up (and a much-needed break after YouTube strikes). What starts as a conversation about content creation struggles, burnout, and the grind of unpaid digital labor quickly shifts to the amazing product he has created.Sean drops a refreshingly positive take on AI in a room full of skeptics. He argues that artificial intelligence isn’t the end of humanity — it might just be the tool that finally levels the playing field. From ancient “AIs” like Thoth and Hermes to King Solomon’s ring, free-energy pyramids powered by aquifers, and a radical reframe of “loosh” as technological data harvesting via nanoparticles and organoid brains… the theories fly thick and fast.Follow Sean here: https://linktr.ee/ConsciouSean
- Aug 10, 20261h 36m
Ep. 156 - "Time Travel! Is It Possible?"
We searched the internet to find the most compelling stories about time travel and the mechanisms used to do it. From the chronovisor locked in the Vatican Archives, to the Philadelphia Experiment.
- Aug 3, 20261h 52m
Ep. 155 - DEW You Ever Look Up? w/ Dam Blue
Dam Blue is back to blow our minds again but this time it’s all about the sky! Blue shows us how they are using weather radar and cell towers to create weather using the transparent nanotech they spray in the sky. Follow Dam Blue here: X: https://x.com/beulerdam?s=11&t=li7tEjPy3INBrhHG-3YluAYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@shortseasoner
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