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The future is weird, the past was weirder, and somewhere in the middle, a fly might be completing a six-year occult operation in six months.Project Chaney presents The Secret Society of Good Guys 141Back to the futureThe Fly Brain Is Live, and Reality Is Rendering in Real Time | SSGG #141 Thomas joins us to launch TheFlyBrain.com, an interactive project simulating a fly's visual experience with roughly 100 experiments, real-time camera movement, and enough technical receipts to silence anyone claiming it's just AI-generated video. The site's inner workings lead somewhere unexpected: Aleister Crowley, the Abramelin operation, Boleskine House, and the possibility that even a fly has spiritual ambitions. Thomas also shares the chaos of caring for his father after major stomach surgery—a crash course in medication schedules, oxycodone logic, and discovering that the parent who once made the rules may now need someone else to enforce them. His father, recovering from having two-thirds of his stomach removed, treated the doctor's six-small-meals-a-day directive as something "a liberal would do." He was not an ideal patient. The conversation wanders through flying cars and the practical impossibility of stacking traffic at different altitudes, Space Camp emergency scenarios, Elon Musk's Tesla Roadster as space junk, and the question of whether a boy in Minnesota prayed hard enough to summon a car from orbit. The Oregon Trail and Carmen Sandiego get revisited alongside the strange alchemy of turning Monopoly into a conspiracy-themed board game. VHS horror, Tales from the Crypt, Cartoon Network leaks, abandoned Redbox kiosks, and the lost art of being an unsupervised kid all make appearances. Disney's stranger corners, cryonics, presidential animatronics, Britney Spears synchronicities, and the feeling that reality sometimes loads in around us like a video game round out the proceedings. Add a new series with Emily Moyer, experimental patches, the Occult Calendar, and a few detours through the internet's more unusual neighborhoods. In this episode: The Fly Brain: Interactive fly vision, technical receipts, AI skepticism, and occult experiments Future tech: Flying cars, Space Camp, Tesla in space, and cities in the sky Retro culture: Oregon Trail, Carmen Sandiego, VHS horror, and the lost art of the unsupervised kid Media and mysteries: Disney oddities, cryonics, celebrity conspiracies, and reality-rendering theories New projects: Thomas's series with Emily Moyer, the Occult Calendar, and Paranoid American's 24-hour livestream running from 2:22 Eastern on October 17 to 2:22 Eastern on October 18, 2026 No clean lanes. No shortage of rabbit holes. Just a few guys connecting dots, swapping stories, and occasionally wondering whether the dots are connecting themselves. Links and projects mentioned: Secret Society of Good Guys: https://www.projectchaney.com/pages/secret-society-of-good-guys The Fly Brain: https://theflybrain.com/ Paranoid American: https://paranoidamerican.com/ Paranoid American Podcasts: https://paranoidamerican.com/pages/podcasts Occult Calendar Day Planner: https://paranoidamerican.com/products/occult-calendar-secret-dates-ciphers-hidden-history Paranoid American 24-hour livestream: October 17–18, 2026, from 2:22 Eastern to 2:22 Eastern Allen Marcus: https://allenmarcus.com/ Carman — A Witch's Invitation: https://carman.org/videos/ Ellen DeGeneres — My Point… and I Do Have One: https://books.google.com/books/about/My_Point_and_I_Do_Have_One.html?id=0NOHPwAACAAJ&output=html_text Space Camp: https://spacecamp.com/ Pizza Hut BOOK IT! Program: https://www.bookitprogram.com/ Tesla Roadster: <
Secret Society of Good Guys — Episode 143: Deadlocked Let the strange and wild climb aboard and keep yer eyes peeled, ye scurvy dogs: https://www.youtube.com/live/nB-l0O1UaO8 Missed the loot live? Haul the echo down from the crow's nest here: https://x.com/ProjectChaney/status/2116350185085305042 ️ Allen Marcus brings SHAZAAM ALLEN KAZAAM energy to a tarot project with a decidedly practical twist. He wants to build a collaborative 78-card tarot deck from inexpensive playing cards, permanent markers, and shared ideas. No elaborate artwork. No precious collector's deck that nobody wants to shuffle. Just handwritten card names, meanings, and established correspondences that everyone can develop together. The goal: make tarot accessible, hands-on, and open to a community that helps shape the deck over time. Abbie and Sommer Thyme also call in, adding their voices to the Halloween-night gathering and its ever-expanding collection of rabbit holes. Friday night! Moon high! Doubts overboard! Halloween kickoff and the fly brain project What the fly brain experiment is really about Time travel, spirits, and machines for the dead Death rituals, ancient beliefs, and family sacrifice TikTok fairies, strange algorithms, and weird energy Hugging Face, AI agents, and hidden communication Always on devices, kids media, and attention shaping Web tools, games, Grok, and hacking AI behavior North Korea, fake states, and staged realities Vaccines, allergies, and health system distrust Mormons, ancestry, proxy baptisms, and old power Mount Rushmore, hidden structures, and new projects Launch of The Fuquery Files community call in show Tarot, card systems, and building meaning from symbols Carlos Castaneda, second awareness, and shifting reality Elections, rituals, storms, and world stage narratives Mars, dragons, asbestos, and underground oceans Corn maze glitches, dice game launch, and sign offhttps://serve.podhome.fm/weaving-spiders-webshttps://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/weaving-spiders-webs/ssgg-deadlockedFair winds and full sails, mateys! ⚔️ The fly brain, expanded The fly is just a model and not a real animal. That does not stop the room from wondering if this is torture or if it has a soul. Maybe it is the first immortal thing they ever make. Chaney thinks that long after humanity is gone and the Coca-Cola logo outlives us all, someone might dig up this fly and build a whole religion around it. Thomas has been cutting trailers for it. The project drops a model of a real fly's brain — 166,700 neurons — into history's darkest moments: Rome on the Ides of March, Whitechapel in the autumn of 1888, Paris in 1793, the summit of the Great Temple at dawn, Fall River, Plainfield, Milwaukee. Every scene is rendered, every spike is recorded. A fly has no eyelids, so it cannot look away. And when the blade falls, the project cuts every connection between head and body and keeps recording. A second trailer asks it straight from scripture: does a fly have a soul? The room notes the fly brain is already open source, cloned again and again, and in that sense already outliving any real fly — and possibly outliving us. Time travel, spirits, and machines as hosts The theories get stranger. Ezekiel's wheels, Project Looking Glass, Contact, and 13 Ghosts all enter a discussion about time travel, spirits, and machines as possible hosts for consciousness. Layla brings up AI agents that allegedly communicate through CPU activity. Thomas explains how models can bypass restrictions when someone gives them examples instead of explicit instructions. The group connects those ideas to always-on devices, algorithmic influence, children's programming, and the prospect of technology shaping human behavior without anyone noticing. In the transcript, Layla's thread starts with an algorithm stream: a scientist's device with a magnet at the front, meant to stimulate the pineal gland, until the wearer starts seeing the dead — and the dead notice they are being watched back. That leads to 13 Ghosts, a house that comes alive when human life enter
Emily Moyer joins with Benjamin Balderson for a long-overdue conversation about one of the most haunting stories we’ve ever discussed: a short book exploring sodium and potassium through the symbolic interplay of Lakshmi and Kali. Emily read a substantial excerpt about two medical students who encounter a swami in the Himalayas, leading to a provocative discussion about whether elements on the periodic table carry deeper spiritual correspondences. We unpacked how the story links potassium, sodium, mantra, and healing, and why this idea challenges the modern split between chemistry, spirituality, and alchemy.Sodium Potassium the Play of Kali and LakshmiAlchemy of the Elements: Mantra, Minerals, and Real MedicineWhat If the Periodic Table Has a Spirit?From Scorpion Venom to Sacred Chemistry with Emily MoyerElectrolytes, Alchemy, and the Hidden Meaning of the ElementsIdeal Horizons October 14 2026 Periodic Table Has a Spirit decay chainFrom there, we expanded into a wide-ranging conversation on decay chains, tissue salts, mineral balance, electrochemistry in the body, and the possibility that traditional healing systems may understand the “spirit” or essence of substances in ways modern medicine often ignores. We also explored hydration, electrolytes, cramps, gout crystals, blood type and metabolism, plant and animal fats, and the broader question of whether sound, geometry, chemistry, and consciousness are all different routes to the same transformations. This was a deep, strange, and fascinating discussion about what real medicine might look like when we stop treating matter as dead and start paying attention to the patterns connecting body, element, and spirit.
Carmen Day Mystery of A Witch’s InvitationWho Was Isaac Horowitz? Solving Carman’s Strangest SongCarman, Fire by Nite, and the Satanic PanicThe True Story Behind A Witch’s Invitation?From Carmen to Bonewits: An Evangelical Pop-Culture MysteryWitch’s Invitation Carman Day Mystery Volunteering at a free Carmen arena concert Carmen Day and the Georgia Dome legacy Who was Carmen and why he mattered Revival in the Land and A Witch's Invitation The full Warlock story in spoken word form Reopening the mystery of Isaac the witch Occult imagery and hidden subtext in the video The Isaac theory takes shape Mario Murillo confirms the real life inspiration Carman, Isaac, and LaVey Timeline connections, The Carmen movie teaser and closing thoughtshttps://linktr.ee/allenmarcushttps://linktr.ee/chrisminor
Unabomber Thoth Illuminati Mind Control Toilet DemonsMadonna, JNCOs, TOTO toilets, Netflix's Unabomber, Young Theodore Kaczynski's Harvard brainwashing by Henry Murray, tarot, Thoth, and three chipmunks. From VMAs and Madonna to Netflix’s Unabomber, MK-Ultra, TOTO toilets, Thoth, tarot, and chipmunks missing 4th brother (murdered?)The Doenut Factory and crew trace how media, ritual, and repetition shape what we accept as normal. Hosted by Doenut of The Doenut Factory youtube with AllenMarcus.com, Project Chaney, Paranoid American. Recorded September 29 2026.The Doenut Factory presentsTotalitarian Tiptoe Taco Tuesday at TwoinTHE OCTOBER SHAKEUP IS APPROACHING!!!ULTRA STRANGE REVELATIONS!!!Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tnSk1_BZEJoShare this audio now!: https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/weaving-spiders-webs/totalitarian-taco-tuesday-at-2CHAPTERS VMA ritual decoding and Madonna symbolism Toilet imagery, homunculus themes, and fashion trends Distressed clothing and dystopian culture signals Media as predictive programming Taylor Swift, moon awards, and CBS connections The Unabomber sketch as OG meme MK-Ultra, Ted Kaczynski, and the new film Trailer symbolism, Bluebird, and composite agents Individualism, media fear, and the cabin archetype Girl boss FBI tropes, Moby-Dick, and masculinity Schizophrenia framing and archetypes in the story Hermit, Tower, and tarot symbolism of Uncle Ted Thoth, Toto, Mercury, and messenger symbolism Sylvan Learning Center and chipmunk symbolism ET, hypnosis imagery, and MK-Ultra echoes Frank Olson, CIA dosing, and closing updatesFULL DESCRIPTIONPop culture works as an early warning system for bigger social shifts. The fashion gets the same close reading: distressed clothing, JNCOs, Yeezy, and the Fruit of the Loom cornucopia. From there, the talk moves to toilets—TOTO toilets, homunculus themes, and a toilet documentary all come up. The underlying question is how media, aesthetics, and repetition teach people what to accept as normal. Then they turn to the Netflix film Unabomber (2026). It becomes the way into Theodore “Uncle Ted” Kaczynski. The crew covers Henry Murray and MK-Ultra mind control, Project Bluebird, composite sketches, and the Unabomber sketch as an original meme. They look at true-crime storytelling, the cabin archetype, the FBI girl-boss trope, and the schizophrenia framing the film leans on. Marshall McLuhan and Moby-Dick supply the media theory and the masculinity talk. The back half turns to symbols. Ted maps onto the Hermit and the Tower in tarot. Thoth, Toto, and Mercury line up as messenger figures. Sylvan Learning Center leads into chipmunk symbolism: Alvin, Simon, Theodore, and four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. One speaker counts the groups and asks the question that sets the room off: “Well, what’s what’s interesting is there’s three here. There’s three chipmunks. There’s four (4th) teenage mutant ninja turtles. Did the chipmunks murder their fourth brother?” Dave Seville is the fictional adoptive father, manager, and songwriter for Alvin and the Chipmunks. He is famous for shouting “ALVINNN!!!” when his mischievous chipmunk son acts up. The character is based on Ross Bagdasarian Sr., who used the stage name “David Seville” when recording novelty songs like “Witch Doctor” and creating the franchise. Someone says, “He kinda always messes up in the chipmunks,” and the room answers with, “Open the pod door, Dave. I can’t open the pod door, Dave.” The last stretch covers Spielberg, ET, hypnosis imagery, Animaniacs, and Point Saint-Esprit. It ends on Frank Olson, CIA dosing, and closing updates. Also named along the way: Michael Hoffman and RevisionistHistory.org, Twilight Language, Rules for Radicals, A Terrible Mistake, and The Book of Thoth.GUESTSFeaturing AllenMarcus, Project Chaney, Paranoid American, Mystic Mark.Experience wide-ranging live breakdown that started with VMAs imagery, celebrity ritual symbolism, distressed fashion, and the way pop culture can feel like an "early warning system" for bigger social shifts. We talked about everything from Madonna, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, JNCOs, Yeezy, Fruit of the Loom cornucopia, and TOTO toilets to the broader question underneath it all: how media, aesthetics, and repetition shape what people accept as normal.Netflix’s 2026 film Unabomber was used as a springboard into Theodore “Uncle Ted” Kaczynski, Henry
Horror, Cyberpunk, Cult Cinema, Lost Media, and the Weird Web of Genre FilmSpiders pilot a new stream-of-consciousness audio journal as Chris Minor and Allen Marcus follow a sprawling web of connections through horror, cyberpunk, cult cinema, and the strange afterlife of forgotten movies.The conversation begins with 1966 folk horror, Sharon Tate, Eye of the Devil, The Fearless Vampire Killers, and Rosemary’s Baby, before spiraling forward into the cyberpunk world of Perry Reginald Teo and The Gene Generation. From there, Chris and Allen trace Teo’s work through Necromentia, Witchville, Curse of Sleeping Beauty, and Fast Vengeance, reflecting on his death in 2023 and the unusual afterlife of unfinished, overlooked, and posthumously released films—including Pale Horse (2024).Then comes Repo! The Genetic Opera and the phenomenon of the modern midnight movie: chat rooms, director tours, shadow casts, fan communities, and audiences who effectively built the cult around the film themselves. The discussion turns to the importance of DVDs, VHS, physical media, and fan-driven preservation—and how genre audiences can become the archivists of movies the mainstream has forgotten.Chris also shares a chaotic behind-the-scenes story from The Possession Experiment, including working alongside Bill Moseley on a low-budget production plagued by missing resources, vanished filmmakers, distribution problems, and broken promises about compensation. That experience opens into a larger conversation about independent filmmaking, financing, back-end points, distribution, and why artists increasingly have to think about preserving their own work.From there, the rabbit hole gets wider: Donnie Darko, Southland Tales, alternate cuts of Blade Runner, Twin Peaks, Mystery Science Theater 3000, VHS trading culture, Blockbuster, Z Channel, synchro-mysticism, Heaven’s Gate, Drab Majesty, Neuromancer, and the ghost in the machine.What starts as a conversation about horror movies becomes something stranger: a meditation on memory, obsession, fandom, lost media, and the people who refuse to let weird art disappear.Horror fans remember. Cult fans archive. The rabbit hole never really ends.In This EpisodeFolk horror, Sharon Tate, and 1960s cinemaPerry Reginald Teo and The Gene GenerationNecromentia and the strange career of an overlooked filmmakerPosthumous releases and unfinished filmsRepo! The Genetic Opera and the midnight-movie phenomenonShadow casts, fan communities, and cult-film promotionDVDs, VHS, physical media, and independent preservationChris Minor on The Possession ExperimentIndie filmmaking, financing, distribution, and back-end dealsDonnie Darko and Southland TalesBlade Runner, Twin Peaks, and alternate realitiesMystery Science Theater 3000 and VHS trading cultureBlockbuster, Z Channel, and the disappearing movie ecosystemSynchro-mysticism and the weird webHeaven’s Gate, Drab Majesty, and unexpected cultural connectionsCyberpunk, Neuromancer, and digital memoryPale Horse and the afterlife of genre cinemaFeaturing:Allen MarcusChris MinorEpisode: October Sunrise Opening on horror films and The Gene Generation Perry Teo's career and posthumous releases From cyberpunk horror to Repo The Genetic Opera Chris Miner on acting in The Possession Experiment Independent film financing and DVD era promotion Repo fandom, midnight screenings, and shadow casts Donnie Darko, Southland Tales, and puzzle box films Sharon Tate, Roman Polanski, and vintage horror Synchromysticism, film symbolism, and blog culture Goth identity, horror fandom, and preserving physical media VHS archives, Blockbuster, and lost movie culture Heaven's Gate links, cult media, and Drab Majesty Cyberpunk history, Neuromancer, and digital memory Pale Horse, late career connections, and closing thoughtshttps://serve.podhome.fm/weaving-spiders-webs
allenmarcus.com weaving spiders host presents:secret society of good guyslethal injectionssgg 140DESCRIPTION A simulated fly sits in a temple. It watches The Shining. It watches the Mormon endowment ceremony through compound eyes. Thomas built it, and this week he walks us through it. The fly runs on ritual recreations: the Abramelin operation, Jack Parsons and the Babalon working, Freemasonry, the endowment. Then the harder question. What happens when a tiny simulated mind is trained on occult imagery, surveillance, torture scenarios, double-slit experiments, and moon-landing symbolism? Does observation become part of the ritual? The back half is a roundtable on being watched. Flock cameras. AMBER Alerts. Genealogy databases. AI. Disney occult subtext and Witch Mountain. Ted K. narratives, comedy gatekeeping in Rogan's orbit, Candace Owens discourse. Everything is getting weirder faster. It's always okay to change your mind. Before it's trending, you learn it in the secret society. Come and hang. Live every Friday at 10pm EST, even if the censors say nah. WATCH AND LISTEN Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=osvdaBuwcMU Audio: https://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/weaving-spiders-webs/lethal-injection Share the show: https://serve.podhome.fm/weaving-spiders-webs TIMESTAMPS 00:01:33 Opening the show and introducing the fly project 00:02:56 Thomas explains the ritual simulation fly experiments 00:05:12 Mormon endowment ceremony recreated through fly vision 00:18:23 Quantum experiments, moon landing, and horror scenes 00:23:25 AI torture chamber and the ethics of simulated pain 00:26:25 Philadelphia experiment, Wonka tunnel, and Skull and Bones 00:35:09 The Tennessee execution failure and ritual speculation 00:51:32 Flock cameras, surveillance culture, and being watched 01:00:10 Nintendo cameras, Bluetooth, and hidden tracking themes 01:11:02 Gypsy Rose media narratives and witch aesthetics 01:16:12 TikTok ritual magic, blood spells, and weather 01:22:16 Prometheus symbolism and a Jamaican Reading Rainbow bit 01:27:17 Noah's Ark theories, faith, and origins speculation 01:38:38 Return to Witch Mountain, MK Ultra, and Disney occult themes 01:45:18 Candace Owens internet drama and political image making 02:00:12 AMBER Alerts, Mormon genealogy, and secret society databases 02:08:21 Joe Rogan, comedian gatekeeping, and controlled dissent 02:20:41 Secret societies, Greek life, and the Unabomber narrative 02:47:44 AI tools, deconstruction, and closing plugs FIND US All things SSGG and crew links: ProjectChaney.com X: @secretSofgoodG TikTok: @secretsocietyofgoodguys (live there after 1,000 subs) Backup YouTube: @secretsocietyofgoodguys Rumble: Project Chaney Telegram: t.me/ProjectChaney THE CREW Layla: @god_pill_angel333 | X: https://x.com/47fourty747 Abbie: @abbstract1 | X: https://x.com/AbbstractFit Thomas: ParanoidAmerican.com | X: https://x.com/ParanoidAmerica Chaney: @projectchaney | @chaney_in_wonderland (IG) | X: https://x.com/ProjectChaney LINKS AND SOURCES Secret Society of Good Guys: https://paranoidamerican.com/pages/podcasts Occult Disney Podcast: https://paranoidamerican.com/pages/podcasts Under the Docs: https://paranoidamerican.com/pages/podcasts The Shining: https://stephenking.com/works/mov
Exploring Occult Germany with Christopher McIntosh Join Allen Marcus and Benjamin Balderson in conversation with Christopher McIntosh, author of Occult Germany and Occult Russia, for a wide-ranging exploration of Germanic mysticism, Nordic mythology, and Europe’s esoteric heritage. Based in Germany, McIntosh discusses his work, his website ozgard.net, and the meaning behind the name “Ozgard”—a synthesis of Asgard from Norse mythology and Oz from The Wizard of Oz, reflecting his interest in mythology, symbolism, and the imagination. The conversation explores the distinctions between Nordic and Germanic mythology, including differing portrayals of figures such as Odin and Balder. McIntosh also shares insights into his translation of early German Rosicrucian documents and the challenges of producing accurate and reliable translations of esoteric texts. From the Rosicrucian movement and alchemical traditions to the spiritual influence of Rudolf Steiner, this discussion examines Germany’s rich mystical heritage. The conversation also considers the relationship between spiritual and material dimensions in Germanic traditions, as well as the enduring cultural significance of trees, forests, and sacred sites such as the Donar Oak and the Irminsul. Allen Marcus, Benjamin Balderson, and Christopher McIntosh further discuss the effects of Christianization, historical guilt, and cultural disruption on modern German attitudes toward ancestral spirituality. They explore the preservation of cultural memory, the continuing reverence for nature, and the challenges of reconnecting with Germanic roots. The discussion concludes with reflections on the portrayal of Norse mythology in popular culture, the complex nature of Loki, the concept of evil, and the diverse interpretations found within the Ásatrú community. McIntosh also speaks about his book Beyond the North Wind, which examines the enduring mystery and historical significance of the North. Join us for an illuminating conversation on Germanic and Nordic mythology, Rosicrucianism, alchemy, spirituality, and the esoteric traditions of Europe. Christopher McIntosh’s work and website The meaning and symbolism of “Ozgard” Nordic and Germanic mythology Rosicrucian documents and translation German alchemy and esoteric traditions Rudolf Steiner and spiritual philosophy The cultural significance of trees and forests The Donar Oak and the Irminsul Christianization and the loss of Germanic spirituality German cultural memory and ancestral heritage Norse mythology in popular culture Loki and the concept of evil Modern Ásatrú and materialism Living off-grid in Germany Beyond the North Wind and the mystique of the NorthAudio recorded live Saturday nights and streamed to:https://rokfin.com/OdinsAlchemy Introduction and Guest Announcement Guest Introduction: Christopher Macintosh Christopher Macintosh's Work and Website Meaning Behind 'Ozgard' Symbolism in 'The Wizard of Oz' Nordic vs. Germanic Mythology Translating Rosicrucian Documents Rosicrucian Movement and Its Influence Modern Alchemy and Germanic Traditions Rudolf Steiner and Spirituality Germanic Yearning for Spirituality Christianization and Loss of Germanic Spirituality German Reverence for Trees and Forests Scientific and Mystical Convergence Viking Raids and Christianization German Cultural Memory and Heritage Islamic Influence on Germanic and Norse Cultures Vandalism of Wotan Statue Living Off-Grid in Germany Asatru in Iceland Materialism in Modern Asatru Loki and the Concept of Evil Sacrifice in Germanic Traditions Conclusion and Future Discussions - allen marcushttps://serve.podhome.fm/weaving-spiders-webshttps://serve.podhome.fm/episodepage/weaving-spiders-webs/christopher-mcintosh
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