On this first ever Live Sunday version of EODR, Daniel brings on his buddy Al who was originally brought onto the show by Todd because of his music talent and knowledge of things paranormal. Al is an amazing one man band and he is kind enough to show us exactly how music is made by a lifelong musician.
This episodes we are joined once again by Masato, who is here to discuss the crazy events that have been going down. The guys discuss how the Coronavirus started, what China’s role was, the links to 5G and everything else Corona related under the sun. They discuss the Mark of the Beast and how we might be able to say no when the time comes. Daniel tells Masato about what he has been learning about the South China Sea and the possibility of World War 3.
After the main discussion we get calls from Todd, Al and new caller Don.
Alan Bishop is an expert alchemist/distiller who also happens to be a very big historian. He is the creator of the “If you have Ghost’s you have Everything” podcast.
Alan takes us on a wild ride into the world of alchemy originating in the ancient world and how it spawned the modern distillation process of today.
In the second half the guys pivot into a historical discussion of white Native Americans, Giants and how this all relates to the infamous Scythians. We learn that these bloodlines are still in control of society.
Shane Raine is a comic book artist and writer based in Portland, Oregon. His passion for art began as a young boy, copying the comic books he read and loved. Currently he is writing and illustrating a comic book and creating a larger world that will include several volumes of graphic novels. When he’s not writing, Shane enjoys bicycling, archery, cuddling with his two Beagles, and watching movies with his wife.
In this controversial interview, Daniel opens his mind and asks his listeners to do the same as the show welcomes Shane Raine a bonafide Marxist/Communist. We hear some very excellent points on why there is value in this perspective. Shane tackles hard questions from the EODR audience while exercising the bravery to not only share his controversial perspective but also share his life story of how he developed it.
