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Two people can look at the same event and see very different things. One sees a series of random numbers while a trained mathematician sees a formula. Someone who is illiterate just sees letters while a scholar sees a poem. A deeper insight is often hidden to someone who is not properly initiated. You know the whole bit about “eyes to see and ears to hear”. The truth may be dangled just beyond your vision if you aren’t properly trained, you need context to know what you are looking at or else you may not have any clue what you are, or aren’t, seeing. This is the point of todays episode. In this episode I break down 3 confirmed examples of PsyOp to highlight the art behind deception. I use 3 different examples that have been declassified and fully confirmed to show you the tricks of the trade. The Marajuana Tax Act of 1937, The Nuremberg Trails/operation Paper clip, and Operation North Woods are all examples of perpetrated and proposed Psyop which provide incite into the length that individuals, cooperations and governments are willing to go to in-order to manipulate public sentiment to justify their actions. Once you know what to look for you can’t see the world the same way again. The goal of this episode is not to convince but to inspire. Look into each of these events yourself and form your own thoughts.

A campfire can be seen for miles, it provided warmth but it also projects your signal in all directions with a line of site. This episode is a modern campfire I am lighting because I don’t know what else to do. The Epstein file are released, not all and heavily redacted, and what was once ignorable and confined to conspiracy circles is now out for the whole world to see. Where do we go from here? In this episode I introduce step one, which is identifying that we have a problem. There is no putting this back in the bottle. Our overlords have been shown for the scumbags that many of us thought them to be all along. We have to shake off the status quo that we have been engineered into and forge a new direction. This is only step one however I aim to explore the path towards sovereignty and redemption as a community. I hope this episode inspires you to act, and if you are compelled to share with me your thoughts and where you think we should reorient towards. Please share this episode and join me on my discord Panhandle Primate’s Campfire. Thanks for reading

In June of 2025 I attended the Cosmic summit in Greensboro North Carolina. After a great weekend of presentations and conversations, I left with more questions then I came with. Throughout the weekend I gained a new context through which to ask questions. This context create the inspiration for todays episode. In order to have a solid view of the past a person must develop a lens to view evidence through. In this episode I talk about evidence that is overlooked or misinterpreted by mainstream Geology and Archeology. I ask the question "do we know what we are looking at. From Geological formations covered by the Great Randall Carlson, Ancient Precision stone vases presented but Matt Beall, Mysterious lost megalithic structures presented by Ben Van Kerkwyk, and even question what is in plain sight with Catherine Ulissey and Michael Collins of Wandering Wolf productions. I hope you enjoy this video. This is my first attempt at recording with this format and set up and I know I have a lot of kinks to work out as well as tighten up my thoughts. Thanks for the interest and my goal is that this and future videos inspire you to look into topics off the beaten path to see what others miss. Peace, Dexter

I first met Trent in the summer of 2021 when we moved to Stephenville TX and we quickly became best friends. In 2024 Trent’s world was turned upside down when he experienced blood clots in his left arm and during his hospitalization suffered a stroke. In the subsequent year Trent had to relearn how to walk, eat and see again as well as learning to deal with other deficits. Through working with talented and passionate therapist and educating himself he gained a new insight into the health care system and developed a heart for the broken. He is now turning his trauma into something positive but starting The Broken Road podcast to interview survivors and shine a light that there is life after trauma. He also stated The Broken Road Project which seeks to help connect people with the resources they need to work towards their highest quality of life. Along with working on all his own projects Trent has also been co-hosting on The Panhandle Primate Podcast for the past several episode. Enjoy this episode and keep an eye out for the cool things Trent is doing!

We live in a hyper specialized society where it is necessary to rely on others for their expertise. For example, everyone who drives a car has to pump gas but few people understand how a refinery works, what it takes to transport the fuel and how it has to be stored. For the most part expertise is apparent in the product produced, does the bridge stand? do the lights come on? But when it comes to social studies, such as religion and history, how is the product tested? In this episode I present several sites and corresponding artifacts that I believe force the standard narrative into question. From the colossal unfinished stones still in the quarry to precision cut boxes and caves there are clues that point to a radically misunderstood past technology cloaked by the passage of time. I believe the sites mentioned in this episode blow holes in the standard narrative of linear human progression and challenge the assertion that modern humanity is at the pinnacle of civilizational achievement.

This in the first episode in a series where I intend on laying out what my paradigm of the past is and my hope for the future. When talking of social change reference to the past is vital. It is natural to seek analogues from the past to observe what the "natural" arc of a civilization has been. It is from that perspective that first attracted me to Graham Hancock and his book "Fingerprints of the Gods". Through his book and Randall Carelson's repeated appearances on the JRE I became convinced that there was more to the story than the standard narrative was able to provide. This episode focuses on the massive climate shift Known as The Younger Dryas. The standard narrative for recession of the ice sheet is gradualism and blames the extinction of mega fauna, like the wooly mammoth, on over hunting by humans... with pointy sticks... I ascribe more to the alternative history of cataclysm that reset civilizations back to the Stone Age and in the fall out most mega fauna died off. The standard narrative has in it a belief that humanity, in a natural state, over consumers causing the eradication of animals and collapse of ecosystems, this is in contrast with the possible reality that humanity itself barely survived the cause of the extinction event and that the overconsumption of humanity today may be from a belief system and is not inherent to humans. This would cause a reframing of humanity from consumers to survivors. From destroyer to cultivators? It is here where I believe the reconstitution of the facts could help liberate the modern person towards the true purpose of Humanity on this earth, which I believe is to take a broken world and make it better. I hope you enjoy this series. Please leave a comment below if you noticed something I missed or have anything to add. If you plan on going to the Cosmic Summit 2025 let me know! I am really excited to see a lot of the people who have helped me gain a more robust view of the world around me. Peace, Dexter

In this episode host, View this profile on Instagram Dexter Cearley (@panhandleprimate) • Instagram photos and videos ">Dexter and View this profile on Instagram Trent Peterson (@txtrip) • Instagram photos and videos ">Trent, introduce and discuss mesh networks, LORA devices, and some of the implications of “OFF” grid comms. Mesh networks are a system of series of nodes connected through radio waves to create a decentralized network, each node acts like a repeaters increasing possible range and reliability of transmissions. These devices vary from DIY to Military grade, coupled with software like Meshtastic and Meshcore create a communication network in case of disaster or for local messaging in areas with poor cell coverage. They can even be used with applications like ATAK. Per usual we chase some rabbits and at one point talk about drug overdose somehow… This is not my last episode on this topic and in the future I hope to be a little bit more versed since I am now playing with these devices daily. Links to the devices referenced in this episode:LiLy go T-Deck Heltc V3 I highly recommend getting these devices if you have kids. They are fun to build together and it gives the kids a way to have a device in their hands that is not connected to the internet. We as a society need to begin rethinking our interface with technology. Think of these devices as walky texts. If you do buy these devices or are interested in delving deeper into the rabbit hole I suggest the following YouTubers Mesh core and the Like with Andy kirby The Comms channel, great intro series Thank you for reading!

In this episode Dexter is joined by Shannon and sound guy Trent to discuss the pop culture phenomenon of the Max Headroom Incident from 1987 where the regular programming was interrupted by a pirate signal. This bizarre incident is still relevant today as we question our own reliance on our own “feeds”. Is the Medium the message? Is there anything that can shake our reliance on national narratives? Join along as we attempt to Hack the Feed.

This is the second test recording for the new studio and we are talking about Identity Crisis. This comes on the heels of resurrecting the name Panhandle Primate Podcast, What is in a name? In this episode we talk everything from Shakespeare to my personal stages of identity. If you enjoy this episode please share it with a friend or drop a comment or a like on whichever platform you stream from! Also check out the web site The Cearley Cultivation for backlogged episodes and some short stories. Thanks for reading!

This was the first “test recording” in the new Brain Matterz studio. It is also the re-launch of this podcast’s original name The Panhandle Primate podcast. These past years I feel like I have struggled to define the podcast and the overall content that we aimed to produce. After a little soul searching I decided to go back to the original concept of just sitting down to the mic with friends and guests to see where the conversation goes. I aim to continue the same format of The Cearley Cultivation but feel like Panhandle Primate is a little more catchy. This episode also introduces Trent Peterson, who will be the sound guy and a guest for the majority of the shows going forward. He will also be launching his own podcast in the coming weeks which will focus of life after injury. After experiencing blood clots and a stroke earlier this year Trent’s perspective and life were forever altered, as you will hear in this episode. Enjoy and brace for the Next era of Dexter playing with podcasts! Thanks to the individuals who have supported this podcast though the years, I can’t wait to see where this show goes in 2025!

In this episode I interview Darell Smith. My path first crossed Darell’s through kid sports and school functions, and I knew pretty early on that I wanted him to come on the podcast. Darell is a real-estate investor, works in the oil industry, and is an avid golfer. He is a jack of all trades and has a wealth of knowledge in many of the areas where I lack. While many of our ideological viewpoints overlap, we differ on the details and come at things from different approaches, which is a good place for conversations to start. You’ll be able to catch Darell on the podcast every now and again to bring in a new perspective. Enjoy this episode! Be sure to check out this episode on Youtube, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcast. We are in the ramping up stage for the next iteration of this project. We now have access to a studio for the first time ever! This new space will make recording way easier which means we will start recording more often! be on the look out for the next episode where I will be interviewing and introducing my friend and long term encourager of the podcast Trent Peterson, not only will I be introducing him but also his new podcast Brain Maters, where he will interview people related to the world of therapy and recovery after life altering injuries.

It seems that since the inception of civilization, people have been predicting how it will collapse. A common trope in mythology, religion, and science fiction has been that of apocalypse and the ensuing struggle for survival in the aftermath. In the episode, hosts Dexter and Shannon explore evidence for possible cataclysms of the past and potential calamities of the future. The conversation ends in a debate that you are not going to want to miss. Thank you for tuning in and if you like this check out our past videos and follow us wherever you listen to podcasts to check out our large catalog of past episodes! Be sure to check out our website TheCearleyCultivation.Com

This episode is a general approach to toxicity in the modern world. From chemical spills to relationships the word toxic is very versatile. In this episode we explore and stretch the definition of toxic and how applying literal Hazardous material response practices to figuratively “toxic” circumstances. Check out more content at TheCearleyCultivation.com there you can find some short stories, a blog, and a backlog of podcast episodes. Also reach out to us with topic ideas or concepts that you want us to dig into. Check out this episode on Youtube! drop a commit and a like to let us know you were there.

Have you ever thought about your death? “Memento Mori” has been chanted by monks and proclaimed by stoics for hundreds of years. They thought it was important to meditate on their deaths to enrich their lives. In this episode, we discuss Memento Mori as a philosophical practice and explore the modern applications as represented by “YOLO” culture and in cheesy country songs. More importantly, we discuss how this ancient concept may offer freedom in our modern world which is so focused on distraction. Remember, You will die! Thank you for listening. If you would like to suggest a topic for the show or share your thoughts about a previous topic, please reach out! Leave a comment on the show on the Website, Spotify, or Tag me on Twitter @PanhandlePrimate

In this episode of the Cearley Cultivation, we discuss Oliver Anthony Music’s viral song “Rich men north of Richmond” which exploded the internet and left a sea of knee-slapping dissidents and outraged socialites in its wake. We watched the climb from a no-named average guy to interviews with Joe Rogan and Jordan B Peterson! The climb was not free of controversy, however, with encoded messages that were ripe for interpretation - which is where we come in. We dissect his lyrics, examine his YouTube playlist (Dancing Isrealis, anyone?), and deliberate his political leanings. This was originally one of many topics we planned to discuss but ended up occupying the whole hour! Enjoy! Shout out listener and friend of the podcast Mason Smith for suggesting this episode topic! If you would like to suggest a topic give us a follow and send us a comment. If you would like to support the podcast share it with a friend, thanks for listening!