Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
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Leon Southgate describes a coordinated response against Wilhelm Reich from the medical, military, and political establishment simultaneously, arguing that a device as simple and cheap as the orgone accumulator, if it genuinely improved health, represented an enormous financial threat to the pharmaceutical industry.
Watch the full episode here: youtu.be/HkVQRvKIYps
Leon Southgate describes a coordinated response against Wilhelm Reich from the medical, military, and political establishment simultaneously, arguing that a device as simple and cheap as the orgone accumulator, if it genuinely improved health, represented an enormous financial threat to the pharmaceutical industry.









![William Henry Traces the Shroud of Turin to a Town Near Gobekli Tepe
William Henry has led more than 30 tours to Egypt since 2003, and joins Matt Barone to preview two 2026 pilgrimages: a first-time Turkey trip in September and a 12-day return to Egypt in October.
William describes his approach as fundamentally different from conventional tourism, chartering the Sun Boat III, a private luxury yacht limited to 32 guests and used only by Yale, Stanford, Harvard, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where staff refer to guests as souls rather than passengers. His tours evolved from an early 2000s Stargate Egypt theme, identifying portals at ancient sites, into what he now calls Star Walker work, actively engaging those portals rather than simply pointing them out. He shares two personal Karnak Temple stories: a legend of a golden boat manifesting in the sacred lake that reduced two tour guests to tears when the lake itself appeared to swirl with stars, and a moment where he noticed a 750-ton obelisk, an ancient palm tree symbolising the cosmic axis, a mosque minaret, a church cross, and a 5G tower all visible in a single sightline, a visual timeline of human civilisations evolving relationship with the sky.
The Turkey pilgrimage, called In the Footsteps of the Magi, runs September 1st through 12th, covering Göbekli Tepe, Karahan Tepe, Cappadocia, Sanliurfa, Harran, and Istanbul, tracing the Revelation of the Magi text believed to originate in ancient Edessa, describing a cave of treasures containing the Ark of the Covenant and Adams robe. William connects Sanliurfa directly to his decades of Shroud of Turin research, identifying it as the city where the shroud was taken after the crucifixion and stored until the fourth or fifth century, referencing Byzantine-era depictions of angels wearing cloaks marked with the same L-shaped burn pattern found on the shroud itself. The pilgrimage includes Mount Nemrut, home to a roughly 3,000-foot pyramidal structure built by Antiochus IV, in the same region as Göbekli Tepe though not contemporary with it.
William closes on why the timing matters: as humanity faces a technological crossroads with AI and transhumanism, he believes ancient sites hold encoded answers not just to what happened in the past, but to what humanity can become, an answer he summarises in a single phrase, star walkers.
CHAPTERS
00:15 Introduction: William Henry and this years expanded itinerary
01:25 Souls, not passengers: the philosophy behind the tours
02:31 The Sun Boat III: a private yacht limited to 32 guests
06:34 From Stargate Egypt to Star Walker: how the tours evolved
10:11 The golden boat legend at Karnaks sacred lake
12:27 The palm tree, the obelisk, and the 5G tower
20:51 Lessons learned: running a tight ship as guests in Egypt
22:32 Turkey pilgrimage: In the Footsteps of the Magi, September 1-12
24:30 Mount Nemruts 3,000-foot pyramid
25:23 The Shroud of Turin and ancient Edessa
29:22 Sites still on the wishlist: Amarna and Serabit el-Khadim
30:34 Two histories: what happened and what we can become
31:28 Tour dates and how to sign up
GUESTS
William Henry - https://www.iamwilliamhenry.com/
Egypt 2026 Tour
12 days, private site visits, luxury Nile cruise and so much more:
https://www.iamwilliamhenry.com/tours/egypt-october
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![He Still Thinks It Was an Impact. Just Not the Younger Dryas.
Chris Cottrell of Dabblers Den returns to catch up with Becket Fusik a year after his last Cosmic Summit appearance, and the update is substantial: two new books, a peer reviewed paper, and a research direction that has shifted since they last spoke.
Chris first encountered Carolina Bays in college around 2000, rediscovered them while pursuing a geoscience masters degree in 2015, and started his YouTube channel to make the research more accessible. After three years presenting at Cosmic Summit, including sharing the stage with Antonio Zamora, Chris spent five years convinced the Bays were Younger Dryas impact features, before evidence around sea level and coastal geology pulled him toward a different conclusion. That shift became the subject of his first book, The Enigma of the Carolina Bays.
His second book, Gone But Not Forgotten, moves away from the Bays entirely and into the megafauna extinction itself, roughly 73% of North American megafauna lost within the Younger Dryas timeframe, animals humans actually lived alongside, not distant fossils like dinosaurs. The Clovis culture, often blamed for hunting them to extinction, disappeared at the same moment. Chris used AI tools for editing and illustration throughout both books, and is now working on audiobook versions and additional peer reviewed papers, self-funding the publication costs through book sales.
The name Dabblers Den traces back to a student who diagnosed Chriss pattern before he was formally diagnosed with ADHD as an adult: someone who picks up new subjects, goes deep, and moves on, which he has now channelled into a decade of sustained Carolina Bays research. He closes with his pick for which extinct megafauna he would want back: a mammoth, raised from birth in his backyard.
**CHAPTERS**
00:10 Introduction: catching up with Chris Cottrell
01:12 How Chris first discovered Carolina Bays
03:32 Three years on the Cosmic Summit stage
06:28 Why Chris moved away from the Younger Dryas impact hypothesis
09:58 Book two: Gone But Not Forgotten and the megafauna extinction
12:30 73% extinction and the Clovis culture connection
14:06 The Dabblers Den origin story
17:32 Funding independent research through book sales
18:54 Lightning round: AI tools, ChatGPT vs Claude, Antonio Zamoras IBM history
22:36 Cosmic Summit 2027 wishlist
25:09 Where to find Chriss books and channel
**GUESTS**
Chris Cottrell / Dabblers Den — @DabblersDen
The Enigma of the Carolina Bays
https://a.co/d/07mhZPPz
Gone But Not Forgotten
https://a.co/d/0fepdcI8
GBNF Coloring Book
https://a.co/d/04rRdmis
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