Topic: Rock And Roll

Joe Allen and the host discuss the influence of occultist Aleister Crowley on modern culture, specifically his "Age of the Child" prophecy. They claim Crowley's philosophy of "Do what thou wilt" has permeated rock and roll, citing Jimmy Page’s purchase of Crowley’s former home. The host links these occult themes to high-level political figures mentioned in the WikiLeaks documents.

Dorothy concludes her appearance by stating she would never return to her old life for any amount of fame or money. She characterizes Satanism as a "sad counterfeit" of the fulfillment found in serving God. Jay Dyer summarizes the discussion by stating that the increasing visibility of evil in the world is a call to repentance and a reminder that objective good exists in the person of Jesus Christ.

Owen Shroyer and Leo Zagami discuss veteran rock stars like Mick Jagger, Van Morrison, and Eric Clapton who have released music critical of COVID-19 lockdowns. They argue that rock and roll is returning to its roots of anti-establishment rebellion. Shroyer contrasts this with modern pop stars who he claims "tow the party line."