Ep. 39 | The Gnostic Blueprint: The Ancient Power Structure That Shapes the Modern World | Joel Thomas – Free the Rabbits

What if the secret societies, elite bloodlines, and occult orders that shaped medieval Europe never actually disappeared — they just got better at hiding? In this episode, Jordan sits down with Joel Thomas, host of Free the Rabbits, to pull back the curtain on the ancient power structures that continue to operate beneath the surface of modern civilization. From the Rex Deus priesthood and the Knights Templar to the mystery of Rennes-le-Château, the Priory of Sion, and the Nephilim bloodlines hiding in plain sight — Joel brings two hours of serious research and hard questions to a conversation that connects the ancient world directly to the one we're living in right now. This isn't history for history's sake. This is the blueprint.

Ep. 38 | Gladio Pt. 2: Deep State Networks, False Flags, and the Strategy of Tension

In Part 2 of the Gladio series, Jordan examines Operation Gladio not as a Cold War footnote, but as a framework for understanding how power operates beneath the surface of modern politics. This episode explores NATO’s secret “stay-behind” networks, the economic fears that drove anti-communist strategy in post–World War II Europe, and the emergence of what became known as the “strategy of tension.” Jordan connects Gladio to intelligence institutions, financial networks, and political coordination layers including P2, Banco Ambrosiano, BCCI, and the Vatican Bank. Rather than focusing on individual scandals, the discussion looks at systems: how fear shapes public perception, how covert finance sustains political secrecy, and how crises can shift power inside institutions. The episode concludes by introducing a key question that will guide the rest of the series: instead of asking who did it, what did it do?

Ep. 37 | From 9/11 to Now: ICE, Surveillance, and the Rise of the American Security State

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has expanded dramatically since 9/11, reshaping U.S. immigration enforcement, surveillance, and detention policy in ways most Americans rarely see. Jordan Ryan examines how ICE has evolved and what its current operations reveal about the modern American security state. This episode breaks down common myths about immigration enforcement, explores the realities of ICE raids and detention practices, and highlights documented cases of mistaken identity, prolonged detention, and the treatment of children and families. Jordan also discusses ICE’s deadliest year on record, mounting human rights concerns, and the agency’s growing relationships with surveillance and data-driven technology partners. Placing these developments in historical and political context, the episode challenges listeners to look beyond partisan narratives and consider what today’s policies signal about the future of immigration, civil liberties, and state power in the United States.

Ep. 36 | Gladio Pt. 1: The Architecture of Manufactured Fear

This episode begins a multi-part series exploring Operation Gladio as a framework for understanding how political crises, fear, and narrative control have shaped modern events. Serving as a foundational primer, this installment introduces the problem–reaction–solution model and examines how moments of instability have historically been used to guide public perception and justify major political and policy shifts. In future episodes, this framework will be applied to modern case studies before tracing its origins back to the documented history of Operation Gladio, Cold War-era destabilization campaigns, and real intelligence operations that influenced the modern world.

Ep. 35 | The Rothschild–Epstein Connection Explained

In this solo-cast, Jordan breaks down the side of the Jeffrey Epstein story most outlets still ignore — his deep ties to Israeli intelligence, Unit 8200 cyber weapons, Ehud Barak, and the Rothschild banking network. Drawing from newly released documents and reporting, he unpacks how Epstein operated as a power broker inside a global web of espionage, offshore banking, cyber-tech startups, and political elites. This episode explores how Epstein helped fuel the rise of Israel’s cyber-weapons industry, why Swiss banks and billionaires courted him, and how money laundering, blackmail, and intelligence cutouts formed the real backbone of his influence. If you’re searching for a deeper explanation of Epstein’s role in global intelligence, cyber warfare, and high-level corruption, this episode gives you the context missing from mainstream coverage.

Ep. 34 | Can Mushrooms Heal Chronic Pain?: Rewiring the Body To Heal Itself | Navy Vet & Firefighter Devon Colbert

Jordan Ryan sits down with Devon Colbert to explore his journey with the Colbert Project and his background in public service. They discuss Devon's recovery from injury and the potential health benefits of mushrooms, including experiences with psilocybin in Texas. The conversation delves into serotonin receptors, chronic pain, and the gut-serotonin connection. They examine psilocybin's role in spinal cord recovery, the risks of spinal surgery, and the synergy of Vitamin D and psilocybin. Topics include microdosing for retired service members, holistic healing, and the medical industrial complex. The episode also covers mental health, aging, spirituality, and future projects, closing with personal experiences and outreach efforts.

Ep. 33 | Why Accelerationism Matters: Inside the Philosophy of Collapse and Rebirth | Isaac Weishaupt

Isaac Weishaupt joins Jordan Ryan to discuss technology, AI, and veteran wellness. They explore dark enlightenment, conspiracy theories, and gnosticism, examining transhumanism and societal control. The episode touches on the Great Reset, American enlightenment, and accelerationism's societal impact. They discuss Silicon Valley's influence, occult practices, AI consciousness, wealth disparity, and capitalism. The conversation includes hyperstition, meme magic, extremist ideologies, and cultural implications of a potential police state, concluding with reflections on AI, science fiction, and religious end times.

Ep. 32 | Exploring Accelerationism: From Digital Manifestos to Political Responses

Jordan Ryan introduces an upcoming interview with Isaac Weishaupt, setting the stage for a deep dive into the concept of accelerationism. The episode explores the recent Minnesota school shooting, examining its links to accelerationist ideologies. A discussion unfolds on the distinctions between left-wing and right-wing accelerationism, focusing on digital manifestos that propagate these beliefs. The episode also covers political reactions and the influence of the dark enlightenment movement. Finally, the conversation touches on how accelerationist perspectives intersect with the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, offering a comprehensive look at these complex and often controversial ideas.

Ep. 31 | He Knew the Cafe Wouldn't Make Him Rich. He Built it Anyway. | Serial Entrepreneur Mark Pattison

Jordan Ryan chats with Mark Pattison about his journey with Porchlight, exploring the brand's origins and double branding strategy. They delve into Mark's café and real estate ventures, city moves, and staying competitive in the coffee industry. The discussion covers the economics of running a coffee shop, tackling burnout, and scaling growth. They also weigh practical education against real-world experience, profit margins, and entrepreneurial myths. Additional topics include holistic practices, psychedelics, live music, staffing challenges, and peer learning. The episode wraps up with insights into mushroom coffee preparation and wellness benefits.

Ep. 30 | Real SEAL Team 6 Stories: From Mercenary Missions to 18 Months in a Serbian Prison | Dan Corbett III

Jordan Ryan interviews Dan Corbett III about his Navy SEAL journey, covering BUD/S and SQT training challenges, SEAL team culture, and DEVGRU screening. Dan shares deployment stories from Iraq and The Philippines, compares Green Team and BUD/S training, and discusses future warfare with tech advancements. He reflects on combat experiences, stress management, and transitioning to private military contracting, touching on skills and ethics. The episode also covers situational awareness, intelligence operations in Serbia, and Dan's views on the Ukraine war, concluding with insights on mentoring, spirituality, and his professional projects.

Ep. 29 | How Surfing Restores Trust and Mental Health in First Responders | Rob Sanderson SWEL Mission

Jordan Ryan introduces Rob Sanderson of SWEL, a nonprofit focused on supporting first responders through innovative approaches like surf therapy. Rob shares his background and discusses the changing respect for law enforcement, recruitment challenges, and burnout issues. They delve into the role and effectiveness of surf therapy, with Jordan sharing personal experiences and success stories. The conversation touches on funding and community support differences for nonprofits, as well as national support for first responders. Cultural insights include favorite cop and military movies. The episode concludes with discussions on military recruitment challenges and how listeners can support The SWEL Mission.

Ep. 28 | Why San Diego Coffee Culture Lost Its Edge | Chris Dennis Ox Coffee

Jordan Ryan chats with Chris Dennis about his journey in the coffee industry, from his early days at Disneyland to his college experiences. Chris offers insights into San Diego's specialty coffee scene, especially at Ox Coffee Roasters, and discusses coffee culture's community impact. They explore wellness rituals, repurposing old brews creatively, the evolution of specialty coffee, and the trend of combining coffee with mushrooms for health benefits. Chris also shares his personal routines for balance, his community-building aspirations, and the challenges of running a coffee shop, highlighting the importance of personal branding and embracing uniqueness.

Ep. 27 | Why This Retired Cop Tried Ayahuasca for PTSD | Officer Mike Morgan

Jordan Ryan engages with Mike Morgan to explore his transition from law enforcement to embracing plant medicine. Mike shares his experiences with the emotional toll of policing, trauma, and PTSD, leading to his discovery of Ayahuasca. They discuss the stigma surrounding plant-based medicines and the profound personal transformation Mike experienced during his first Ayahuasca ceremony. The conversation touches on CBD-infused coffee, legalities, and benefits, as well as the importance of integration post-ceremony. Mike reflects on evolving perceptions of strength, vulnerability, and community support. The episode emphasizes the potential of plant medicine to challenge big pharma and promote healing.

Ep. 26 | Hormesis, HeartMath & Human Batteries | Navy Medical Chief Patrick Nardulli

Jordan Ryan welcomes Patrick Nardulli to discuss his journey from military service to becoming a resilience trainer. Patrick shares insights on the impact of 9/11, psychological first aid, and the misconceptions surrounding mental toughness. They explore the nervous system's role in resilience, practical exercises, and the significance of heartbeat variability. The conversation delves into preventing burnout through self-care, the power of mindfulness, and the benefits of combining mushrooms with coffee for balanced energy. They also touch on nutrition, the importance of omega-3s, vitamins D3 and K2, and trace minerals. Patrick discusses building resilient teams, changes in the VA system, and his new book "Healthy for Life."

Ep. 25 | Hotshots: Wildland Firefighting Special Ops | Justin Demoss

Jordan Ryan talks with Justin Demoss about the world of wildland firefighting, focusing on smokejumpers and hotshots. Justin shares his firefighting journey, highlighting the importance of physical and mental fitness. They discuss deployment, training, and fitness advancements, as well as balancing performance and wellness in the off-season. The episode introduces Hot Shot Wellness and the Wildland Adventure Resilience Program, emphasizing family dynamics and resilience. They also explore the ties between veterans, the military community, and the coffee business, along with using surf therapy as a therapeutic activity.

Ep. 24 | How First Responders Can Avoid Burnout and PTSD Before It Starts | fmr. SWAT Officer Matt Domyancic

Jordan Ryan OHara welcomes Matt Domyancic to explore his transition from law enforcement to wellness. They discuss the daily challenges faced by first responders, mental health barriers, and the crucial role of peer support. Matt highlights the need for proactive mental health care and shares his journey to functional and integrative medicine, focusing on preventative care and overcoming legal battles in worker's compensation. The conversation delves into scientific health markers, testosterone therapy, and the importance of sleep. Matt emphasizes wellness practices and community engagement. The episode also introduces Dr. Emily Stone's insights on the benefits and cultural significance of mushrooms in coffee, with a sponsor mention of WindanSea Coffee.

Ep. 23 | Addiction, Alignment & Rebuilding From the Ashes | Navy SEAL & Legionnaire Taylor Cavanaugh

In this episode, Jordan Ryan OHara talks with Taylor Cavanaugh about his journey from military service to personal alignment and coaching. Taylor discusses how parenthood changed his perspective on responsibility and mindset. He shares insights from his experiences in BUDS and the French Foreign Legion, addressing alignment, stress management, and overcoming addiction. The conversation highlights behavior's impact on well-being, Taylor's transition to a balanced life, and his coaching career focused on visualization and goal manifestation. The episode also includes sponsor mentions.

Ep. 22 | Cars, Community & Crafting the Perfect Cup | Alex Gutierrez Unico Coffee

Join Jordan Ryan as he chats with Alex Gutierrez about his unique journey from a military background to founding Unico Coffee Co. Alex shares his initial experiences with coffee and how his passion for cars intertwines with his coffee ventures. Discover the story behind Unico Coffee Co.'s business approach and Alex's espresso setup that draws in customers. They discuss the challenges of pop-up events and navigating city regulations, as well as Alex's future vision for community engagement. The conversation touches on balancing entrepreneurship with personal motivation, leveraging veteran resources, and strategies for organic growth. The episode also includes sponsor mentions.

Ep. 21 | Rewiring the Warrior Mind: NextPeak.org | Navy SEAL Guy McDermott

In this episode, Jordan Ryan sits down with Guy McDermott to delve into his transformative journey from military life to civilian challenges. Guy opens up about his experiences with trauma and emotional hurdles, including drama addiction and the healing process. They discuss the impact of self-narrative and financial perspectives, and highlight the Save a Warrior program's role in cultivating mindfulness. The conversation explores breaking free from cortisol and adrenaline addiction, embracing discomfort, and fostering present moment awareness. Guy shares insights on the warrior mindset, the significance of community with Nextpeak and VFW, and his vision for a renewed VFW.

Ep. 20 | From Bomb Squad to Brain Healing | Navy EOD Tech Branden Vriens

In this episode, Jordan Ryan talks with Branden Vriens about his journey from a Navy career to holistic healing. Branden shares insights from his time as an EOD tech attached to SEAL Team 7, discussing blast trauma, PTSD, and TBI. They explore his transition to civilian life, focusing on heart rate variability, art therapy, and psychedelics in brain injury recovery. Branden also touches on mental health, personal growth, and prayer, while addressing veterans' healthcare challenges and societal issues. The episode wraps up with a discussion on Wind and Sea Coffee products.