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Max Igan is a musician, artist, and a very bright mind for our troubled times. Max’s ongoing work can be found at The CrowHouse. Be sure sure to tune into his podcast Surviving The Matrix too. He was first on THC in 2018, and has since become one of my favorite conspiratorial commentators. Max’s website: www.TheCrowhouse.com
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