Stand up comic Dave Sarra visits Daniel for some Halloween Fun. He talks in depth about what it is like going from being a lawyer to being a stand up comic. Daniel and Dave talk about the possibility of him starting a podcast and what it would be like. Dave launches into an incredible discussion about the Smithsonian and the cover up of history including an amazing discussion about Native American past civilization. The guys talk about Howard Stern, dating, stargates and so much more. Later on Daves friend Butt calls in and we get some interesting information.
In this episode Daniel is joined by Isho Nasraya for a compelling two hour interview. Here is his bio in his own words:
“I’m a religious scholar with over 20 years of research and noticing things, and having been on GLP, early 4chan and later 8chan, lived through 9/11, WikiLeaks, Snowden and false flag psyops, there’s lots of alternative history that gets overlooked by the mainstream.
For the last 10 years, I’ve been running my own business of teaching internal alchemy through classes and coaching that helps people reconnect with the divine spark and fire hidden within. The videos on my channel is a long requested endeavor by students to have a summary of what I’ve studied be made into courses.
The content and info in my videos shows a red thread of connections in all major pantheons and religions, a connection both historians and archaeologists will gladly ignore, in favor of splitting up the religious communities or to favor their superior “scientism agnostic atheism”. I pick apart the evolution story by referencing stone tablets and their content, that goes in stark contrast to the mainstream academic version.
I believe all humans have an innate ability to heal both internally and physically, and great sages of the past in many languages tried to teach that mercy and grace through humility, humbleness and mindfulness. The art gets lost through time and then resurfaces when it’s time. I call them the great teachers, because when you become nerdy of their legacy, a different world opens up for those spiritually fatigued seeking answers beyond the veil. But the rulers of every era, the kings of the land always gets news of the sages in the stories, and they can’t fully stop the information from getting out, only diminish or downplay, maybe exaggerate it too.
Humanity then shift from an esoteric insight and view to a more exoteric and external based impression system. “You don’t have to walk in their footsteps for theirs is already trodden for you”, “the devil is not within, it’s always outside”, “God is not inside, it is in the church or book”, etc. Each shepherd or sage takes us from an exoteric religious view to an esoteric one, and when people forget themselves it shifts to exoteric again, internal then external.”
He is joined by his bro Andy for a very special return show where Daniel drinks some crashy THC moonshine tonic and opens up heavily about where he has been. Todd jumps in later.
Max Cole is an award-winning writer and director located in Los Angeles, California. He was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. His latest short films have screened in 40+ film festivals across the country.
Max has a strong interest in thought-provoking, emotionally engaging stories. He is currently writing, producing, and directing a variety of upcoming compelling stories. Additionally, Max is developing a web series and a few indie music videos. He is currently an active volunteer of the Scriptwriters Network.
Max is also the Creator, Host, and Producer of The Cinema After Dark Podcast — a weekly independent film, television, and entertainment podcast.
This is a compelling 3 and 1/2 hour interview that dives deep into the life and philosophies of Max Cole. Daniel and Max cover every tough topic from transgendered kids to both spouses role in a modern family to racial hatred. Max gives his background growing up in Pittsburgh and the challenges of growing up a poor.
Later Daniel and Max delve into the world of movies as Max gives a very unique insider perspective into movie making and the pitfalls that go into creating a project. Max explains how sometimes it is better to leave a project than create something that does not live up the the original standard.
Daniel and Max then get into a long and in depth discussion about modern dating and how hard it can be to find that right fit.
Daniel comes back and talks about Alexandra Octavia Cortez how, while her socialist views disgust Daniel, he actually agrees with her 100% about Gaza.
