08/10/2026
# WEIRD FREQUENCIES: THE WORLD IS TOO LOUD β WHAT'S REAL, WHAT'S NOT, AND HOW DO WE FIND OUR FREQUENCY?
We're living in a strange time.
The internet has given us access to more information than any generation in historyβbut instead of making everything clearer, sometimes it feels like we're drowning in noise.
In this episode of **Weird Frequencies**, we explore the strange, disturbing and fascinating world we're living in right now.
We talk about the growing problem of **loneliness and social isolation**, why so many people feel disconnected despite being constantly connected online, and practical ways to break the cycle.
Then we take on **doomscrolling**βwhy we can't seem to put our phones down, why negativity keeps pulling us back, and how we can reclaim our attention.
We also discuss the disturbing recent **Perez Hilton livestream incident**, the questions surrounding what happened, the reaction from viewers, and the uncomfortable question of what responsibility we have when someone's suffering becomes public entertainment.
From there, we dive into the mysterious life and death of internet personality **Joe Felz**, including his work with solar energy, his interest in ancient religious texts, his research and the growing speculation online about what he mayβor may notβhave discovered.
Then we're heading deep into the rabbit hole:
οΏ½ **Tartaria and the "Mud Flood" theory**
οΏ½ **The mysterious history surrounding America's great fires**
οΏ½ **Impossible-looking architecture and lost history**
οΏ½ **Dinosaurs, dragons and ancient civilizations**
οΏ½ **UFOs, UAPs and alleged government secrecy**
οΏ½ **Fauci, COVID and the collapse of public trust**
οΏ½ **AI and the terrifying question of whether we can still trust what we see online**
But there's a bigger question underneath all of it:
**How do you know what's real anymore?**
In an age where photographs can be generated, voices can be cloned, videos can be fabricated and millions of people can repeat the same story whether it's true or not...
maybe the most important skill we can develop isn't knowing everything.
Maybe it's learning how to say:
**"I don't know."**
And then investigate.
We finish the episode by stepping away from the rabbit holes and talking about **10 concrete things you can do to improve your life, reduce information overload, reconnect with people, get off your phone and find some peace in an increasingly chaotic world.**
Because maybe changing the world starts with changing what we allow into our own minds.
**Question everything.
Think for yourself.
And maybe... change your frequency.**
οΏ½ **Weird Frequencies**
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