InnerVerse

What makes a plant Venusian? In this Libra episode of Astro-Herbalism, we explore the connections between astrology, herbal medicine, and the doctrine of signatures: reading a plant’s shape, color, scent, and growth for clues to its qualities and symbolic meaning. Herbalists Kyle Denton and Michelle Lundquist join me alongside Mario Garza and Slick Dissident to examine how Libra’s themes of balanc...

Is Fomenko’s New Chronology legit? Chance Garton and Dylan Saccoccio investigate the evidence behind Anatoly Fomenko’s radical claim that much of ancient history actually happened in the Middle Ages. We put his astronomical dating arguments to the test and ask what would justify rewriting the historical timeline. Fomenko says the Book of Revelation was written during the Renaissance, and the Four...

What really makes kids sick? Dawn Lester returns to InnerVerse with Chance Garton to explore terrain theory, children’s health, and her new book, A Fresh Look at Childhood Illness. Could a different understanding of a child’s environment change how we parent? From nutrition and emotional safety to family relationships, the mind-body connection, and biofield tuning, we explore Dawn’s perspective on...

Why was Tartaria erased from the map? Was the Tartarian Empire a lost civilization, a historical cover-up, or something else? Chance Garton and Dylan Saccoccio investigate Grand Tartary through original maps, translated Latin inscriptions, and the sources behind the modern Tartaria conspiracy theory. In Inner Whirled 30, we examine maps by Ortelius, Hondius, and Blaeu from the golden age of Europe...

Why does Nathan Oakley say the globe needs a flat Earth? The author of Measured Flat: All Roads Lead to Flat Earth joins Chance Garton on InnerVerse to explore his argument that the globe model depends on fundamental flat measurements. What does an elevation angle actually measure? Why do you level a compass, and why are north and up different directions? Nathan connects these questions to celesti...

What connects Christianity, Tarot, and the stars? In Astrotheology 101, Chance Garton joins Meg Moonbeam to explore the celestial symbolism woven through biblical stories, sacred art, and even familiar nursery rhymes. Why do a man, an eagle, a bull, and a lion appear around Christ, represent the four evangelists, and occupy the corners of the World and Wheel of Fortune tarot cards? What connects t...

Virgo, the physician of the zodiac, rules the gut, the harvest, and the humble herbs that heal without fanfare. In this remastered Astro Herbalism episode, Kyle Denton of Tippecanoe Herbs, Mario Garza of Symbolic Studies, Michelle Lundquist of Michelle's Healing Home, and Slick Dissident join Chance Garton to explore the mutable earth sign through its plants, its myths, and its medicine. We weigh...

Is the Tarot a system of sacred mathematics hidden in plain sight? Marty Leeds of Gnostic Academy and Mario Garza of Symbolic Studies join Chance Garton to explore the hidden architecture of the Tarot through Marty’s new book, The Keys to the Tarot. Using septenary gematria, sacred geometry, numerology, astrotheology and symbolic analysis, they investigate the remarkable mathematical structure of...

Chance Garton returns for his third visit to Here for the Truth, and his first in four years — biofield tuning practitioner, host of the Innerverse Podcast, and one of the rare researchers willing to take the Tartaria conspiracy seriously enough to check its claims against the primary sources. Once a believer himself, Chance traces how the “Old World reset” narrative of mud floods, buried cities,...

Was Jason really a Greek hero? Was the Argonautica inherited from an older Etruscan or Egyptian tradition? And how much of what we call ancient history began as mythology written in the stars? Chance Garton and Dylan Saccoccio investigate the strange provenance of Jason, the Argo and the Golden Fleece, beginning with the surviving Greek literary record. The trail leads into Etruria, where Hason /...

Tartaria theory says the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 was firebombed to erase the Old World. Is this alternative history conspiracy possible? The ruins from the great fire really do resemble a bombed out city. Could the brick and limestone buildings of Old Chicago collapse to rubble from an ordinary fire? Were the streets and sidewalks themselves burning? Why couldn't the firemen stop the blaze? And...

There's one obvious question about the Tartaria old world reset theory that nobody in the genre wants to answer: if settlers really walked into cities that were already standing, somebody's ancestor saw it happen. So where are the accounts? A viewer named Jack left a comment on the Luminary Lighthouse channel claiming his family had exactly that story, a high-ranking Mason ancestor sent to populat...

Leo season herbs and the plants that represent the lion and the heart's light. Kyle Denton (Tippecanoe Herbs), Mario Garza (Symbolic Studies), Michelle Lundquist, and Slick Dissident joined Chance Garton for the Leo installment of Astro Herbalism, covering St John's Wort, Motherwort, Angelica, Sunflower, Hawthorn and Lion's Tail through the doctrine of signatures. In this remastered episode (origi...

Can you actually prove the Earth is a rotating globe? Before recording this episode, I tried to falsify Flat Earth and find the strongest case for the conventional globe model, and couldn't. Tamara Sheville joins InnerVerse to put the globe on trial through a rapid-fire examination of curvature, level water, horizons, Antarctica, long-distance visibility, Polaris, atmospheric pressure, vacuum expe...

Nobody has ever seen an atom. Physics PhD Dr. Steven Young (Hedflux) and Marty Leeds of the Gnostic Academy put atomic theory and particle physics on trial. No direct observation, no repeatable experiment, no proof. In this episode we work through what the evidence for atoms actually consists of: bumps on graphs, microscopes that presuppose the atoms they claim to reveal, and a mind-spell to make...

Tartaria reset theorists says 1800s insane asylums were dug up and repurposed to become concentration camps. Can we trust them? Video Episode: https://youtu.be/CyYFVohioPc This episode checks every claim made by a very popular creator in the Old World Reset genre. I dig for all possible records on 19th century insane asylums, the Kirkbride plan and Kirkbride buildings. We look at construction phot...

Is the Tartarian Empire and “Old World” reset theory hiding a forgotten chapter of history, or has conspiracy culture created a mythology of its own? The goal isn’t to defend mainstream history. It’s to ask a harder question: what can we actually demonstrate from the surviving evidence? But the deeper subject may be the psychology of conspiracy culture itself: incredulity as a content formula, unf...

Advanced astrology teacher Meg Moonbeam joins Chance Garton for a lesson on personal astrology that goes well past sun signs. How does a natal chart show who you're meant to be? Tune in for practical answers. In this episode: Pre-natal and post-natal eclipses that reveal where your soul just came from and where it is headed, and what it means to be an "eclipse baby." Why Chiron, the wounded healer...

Everyone in the Tartaria and mudflood space points at the giant 1800s insane asylums: too big, too grand, built too fast, records too thin. So I went and found the records. Full show notes linked at the bottom of the post (80 page document). Watch the video episode: https://youtu.be/4rKtsGZSOx4 This is a full evidence check on two of the most talked-about asylum castles in North America: the Toron...

What if the Book of Revelation did not reach us through the simple, unbroken chain of transmission most people imagine? In my first appearance on CRROW777 Radio, I join Crrow777 and Jason Lindgren for Hour 1 of Episode 687 to examine the strange textual history behind Revelation, the formation of the New Testament, and the deeper psychological consequences of apocalyptic belief. We look closely at...

The 1893 Chicago World's Fair is a cornerstone of the Tartaria and mudflood theory: the claim that its Greco-Roman buildings were dug out of a buried advanced civilization and passed off as new. I believed it believed it for years, until I looked at the historical records and 700 archival photos. Video Episode: https://youtu.be/yDjbnjjona0 Chance and Dylan dig into the 1893 Chicago World's Columbi...

Chris Crutchfield joins InnerVerse to explain the ultimate conspiracy: the deployment of an internet of bodies that plugs your biofield into the grid. In his new documentary, "Biopsy of a Psyop, See," the six foot seven host of the 67 Podcast Chris Crutchfield drew the map that shows how banking sits at the dead center of a compartmentalized plan to digitize your biology, your biofield, and ultima...

The Golden Orphic Book, is alleged to be the "oldest book in the world." This six-page Etruscan gold codex dated to 600 BC is almost certainly a forgery, and the story of how it was sold to the public is a masterclass in how corrupt archaeology and the dead internet manufactures false history, one Facebook-sourced search result at a time. In this episode we do a complete forensic breakdown of the...

Discover the real Atlantis in this deep dive into Plato's Timaeus and Critias. Jason Quitt unveils how the fall of the Pole Star in 9,600 BCE matches the "destruction" of the lost city. Video Episode: https://youtu.be/qahzHZ5JG_o For thousands of years people have searched for the lost city of Atlantis, scouring the ocean floor and the far corners of the earth for a sunken continent, but what if A...

Linden, willow, marshmallow, lunaria, aloe, and coconut — decoded through the doctrine of signatures and the tarot's Chariot card for Cancer season in astrology. This is a remastered version of an episode originally aired on July 5th, 2023. Covers the Chariot tarot card and Cancer's polar symbolism, linden tea for anxiety and grief, willow bark as the original aspirin, marshmallow root for gut and...