Are you ready for the Harpazo? That’s what all the cool kids are calling the Rapture these days. Ross and Carrie share takeaways from Dr. David Jeremiah’s chart-topping new book The Great Disappearance, including 31 ways to be Rapture-ready, even though that’s really just the number of chapters. Is Jesus finally returning for the faithful? What’s been keeping him so long? These questions are deftly avoided in this new volume. Plus, a look at Jeremiah’s connection to other failed predictions, and The Invasion of Other Gods!We have social media: Twitter! Facebook!

Carrie tells Ross about her journey to overcome a snake phobia, on her own, through the psychological principle of exposure. They discuss the nature of “specific phobia”, and the different ways one can manage or overcome fears. Follow along as Carrie works her way from Rikki-Tikki-Tavi to the LA Zoo, to holding a boa constrictor. Plus, did you ever think about how stressful a waiver is? Apparently Carrie has.We have social media: Twitter! Facebook!

Ross and Carrie talk to Travis McHenry, a tarot card designer, Bigfoot hunter, demon summoner, and more. They discuss his micro-nation, advocacy for Western Antarctica, novels, theories about Bigfoot, paranormal investigations, the infamous mad gasser case, OnlyFans, and their recent exploration of the occult.

Ross and Carrie attend a talk by Travis McHenry, self-described atheist, ritual magician, tarot card creator, and Priest of Anubis. They explore the history of occult magic, discuss influential figures like Crowley and Blavatsky, and debunk misconceptions about Satanism. They also share their thoughts on summoning experiences and ethical taxidermy, and delve into the eccentric world of micronations with a spotlight on the founder of Westarctica.

Ross and Carrie explore the mysterious Holy Spirit Board and experiment with a tin foil hat for cats. They consult the board for predictions and discuss conspiracy theories, including the possible burial locations of Jimmy Hoffa. Jesus recommends Squarespace for website building and they communicate with him through the spirit board. The hosts share their experience with grief and remember their beloved dog, Ella.

Investigative journalist Linda Moulton Howe shares astonishing research on alien civilizations, government whistleblowers, and impending world-changing events in April 2023. Ross and Carrie discuss Linda's credentials, verification processes, tall whites assisting with stellar navigation, predictions about Earth's future, and conflicts between alien races. They also have a fun conversation about funny ideas regarding cats and dogs being aliens. Plus, upcoming Co-optober events and podcast promotion are discussed.

Actor and environmental activist Ted Danson joins Ross and Carrie as they investigate the Loch Ness Monster. They explore sightings from ancient times to the present day, checking in with the Loch Ness webcam, History Channel, and Scottish tour guides. Ross fails to see the monster, while Carrie tries to get over a submarine incident. They discuss the mystery, unreliable information, a grainy video clip, the Loch Ness Monster sightings register, the film Loch Ness, and their boat tour experience. They also delve into theories, explorations, and the allure of the Nessie legend.

Deborah King, speaker and trainer with a legal history and cancer diagnosis, discusses her training, cosmic origin, and membership in an alien civilization. They explore healing trauma, accessing Akashic records, and Deborah's energy healing and Akashic records activation. The podcast also touches on topics such as human trafficking, controversial connections, and metaphors in group healing. They discuss affordable glasses, a podcast recommendation, and impressions of a spiritual teacher. Deborah discusses her spiritual awakening, encounters with alien beings, Lemuria, and the significance of the movie 'Avatar'. Finally, they dive into Deborah's energy healing school and awkward interactions during healing sessions.

Ross and Carrie watch the controversial film 'Sound of Freedom' and discuss its association with Operation Underground Railroad, the critical response to the movie, their experiences working at PETA, the importance of having a clean website, the success of 'Sound of Freedom' and challenges of Christian filmmaking, debunking conspiracy theories in the film, controversial discussions on transgender issues and the sexualization of children, exploring the paramilitary aspect, and reflecting on a lukewarm review and encouraging support.

Ross talks with Dan Phelps, president of the Kentucky Paleontological Society, about the struggles of obtaining zoning rights for The Ark Encounter and their questionable financial practices. They discuss the future plans for the theme park, the lack of economic benefits for the surrounding town, and the need for assistance in their fight against creationism.