11 chapters across the catalog
An archival recording features Barney Ales speaking directly to record distributors, applying heavy pressure to ensure Diana Ross's single "Reach Out and Touch (Somebody's Hand)" reached number one. Ales uses aggressive language, telling distributors their "careers and lives are at stake" if they fail to provide strong reports to trade papers like Billboard. The hosts analyze this as a masterclass in record promotion and the "calls from the field" system.
Mo Facts explains Fabian Socialism as a strategy of gradual, persistent progress toward a goal rather than overt force. Neely Fuller Jr. is introduced, emphasizing his specific pronunciation of "white supreme-acist" to highlight the concept of supremacy. The hosts discuss how the term "supremacist" has been softened through "refinement" and how the system operates on a global scale through business and technology.
The discussion centers on Meghan Markle's claim during the Oprah interview that she was naive about the monarchy and did not search for Prince Harry online before dating him. Skepticism is expressed regarding her claim that she did not know how to curtsy until right before meeting the Queen. The hosts explore how an American actress could enter such elite social circles, suggesting she may have had handlers.
The hosts explore the long-standing rumor that James Hewitt, not Prince Charles, is Prince Harry's biological father. They discuss the physical resemblance between Hewitt and Harry and suggest this potential lack of blood tie to the Windsors could contribute to Harry's feelings of being "trapped." Media clips from ABC News are used to show how the mainstream press has covered these allegations.
The segment reviews allegations that Princess Diana was murdered by British special forces (SAS) rather than dying in a simple car accident. A letter from a court-martial case is cited, claiming a sniper unit orchestrated the crash. The hosts discuss the potential motives for such an event, including Diana's relationship with Dodi Fayed and rumors of pregnancy.
A theory from author Alan Power suggests that a strobe light was used to disorient driver Henri Paul in the Paris tunnel, causing the fatal crash. The segment notes that while a 2008 inquest found no evidence of murder, the British government and monarchy viewed Diana as a significant threat to the establishment.
The hosts analyze the use of Princess Diana's jewelry, specifically a Cartier bracelet, during the Oprah interview as a form of "conjuring." They argue that Markle and Harry intentionally invoked Diana's memory to create a narrative of history repeating itself. The segment explores the psychological impact of using physical artifacts to suggest a spiritual presence.
A body language expert compares Meghan Markle's expressions in the Oprah interview to Princess Diana's 1995 interview with Martin Bashir. Markle is described as "Sphinx-like" and enigmatic, using subtle smiles and head tilts to convey depth. The hosts discuss the "spell" created by the interview's production, including the use of sinister music and dramatic pauses.
The discussion turns to the psychological and "mind control" tropes found in *The Wizard of Oz* and its black adaptation, *The Wiz*. The hosts explore how these films were broadcast annually as a shared cultural experience. They analyze the plot of *The Wiz*, starring Diana Ross and Michael Jackson, noting the themes of following a "yellow brick road" to a fraudulent wizard.
Adam Curry shares an anecdote from his daughter regarding astrology and "the cards" predicting a massive expose on Princess Diana's death. The theory suggests that Harry and Meghan left the royal family because they knew the truth about the Queen's alleged involvement. The hosts discuss how these "reptile" and royal conspiracy theories are gaining traction online.
The black elite, or the Boule, reportedly made a strategic pivot from encouraging marriage within the race to accepting interracial relationships. Lawrence Otis Graham notes that some individuals, like Barack Obama, may have married black partners for political credibility. The discussion compares these racial dating dynamics to European royal bloodlines and the pressure to maintain specific genetic stocks.
