Topic: 33 Signaling

Listeners requested "Jobs Karma" following corporate restructurings and job eliminations due to COVID-19. A supercut of news broadcasts from Arkansas and other regions showed a repetitive emphasis on the number "33" in relation to COVID-19 case counts. This recurring numerical pattern in mainstream media is identified as a potential form of signaling or scripted reporting.

The term "pronouncicate" is traced back to 1980s radio host Scott Shannon. The hosts also discuss the significance of the number 33 in news reports, which they view as a potential signaling mechanism within the intelligence community or a nod to Freemasonry. Details of the physical Peerage rewards, such as custom rings and sealing wax, are contrasted with the "symbolic" nature of British knighthoods.

Security protocols for "top secret" listener communications are discussed, involving PGP encryption keys. The hosts return to the theme of "33 signaling," noting how the number frequently appears in news reports of accidents or official notices. They encourage listeners to pay attention to these occurrences as potential markers of "bullcrap" or coded communication between organizations.

A listener theory suggests that the frequent appearance of the number 33 in news stories is a signal to the "inner circle" that a story is fake. The theory traces the number back to 16-inch radio transcription discs that ran at 33 1/3 RPM. The hosts compare this to other theories about Masonic influence and the use of "phony interviews" in the golden age of radio.

The recurring appearance of the number 33 in news reports—such as 33 dead in floods or 33 victims in a shooting—is analyzed as a potential "message back to base" for intelligence agencies. The hosts suggest that specific numbers are used to confirm that an operation was premeditated or successful. They encourage listeners to set Google Alerts for the number to track these occurrences.