Upcoming Calls – July 2020
Two new episodes of Sometimes Record to be recorded over the next week.
Sometimes Record #30 with Lawrence Wright on Friday (Euro / Asia time)
Sometimes Record #31 with Martin Liedtke on Wednesday (Euro / Asia time)
#30 with Lawrence Wright
After his appearance on Sometimes Record #26 we have much, much more to discuss.
#31 with Martin Liedtke
After some scheduling issues last time, we’ve finally rebooked the man behind Flat Earth British.
But I don’t plan to spend too much time talking about FE; instead I’m hoping we can talk about Mud Flood.
Martin has built up a sizeable audience with his regular livestreams on topics like the Mud Flood and Tartaria.
Here is his youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClZhAJlC-oUFtsI6X1nUOiA/videos
Here is his Twitter: https://twitter.com/martinliedtke
You are welcome to join
You can come along and partake in the call, or just listen live.
If you are not yet on the JLB Discord and want to join, just send me an email and I’ll hook you up with an invite.
I should be able to get the Lawrence call edited and uploaded same-day i.e. tomorrow.
I’ll then stagger the releases of the other two calls so that each is given its rightful time in the spotlight at the top of the website.
This will take us through to Sometimes Record #33 which I’m expecting to be an extravaganza later this month.
Exciting times here at johnlebon.com 🙂
Post #94. 400 words. Published 2-Jul-2020. Available publicly.
I’ll try to jump in on one or two, depending on the timing of the day. Definitely want to get into some Mud Floods and that Tartarian Empire biz as I find it rather interesting. 🤠
In regards to Lawrence Wright and his ideas about the small changes in the matrix we now have parrots in the woodlands around greater London and South East england. There are a few stories on how this happened but it’s not really known? Tropical birds in wet cold england with are harsh winters is crazy?? I was told at school such a bird could not survive in our climage, but here we have it, parrots in england!
In regards to Lawrence Wright and his ideas about the small changes in the matrix we now have parrots in the woodlands around greater London and South East england. There are a few stories on how this happened but it’s not really known? Tropical birds in wet cold england with our harsh winters is crazy?? I was told at school such a bird could not survive in our climate, but here we have it, parrots in england!