Jonathan Taylor

We’re seeking a guest to join our podcast for a fascinating discussion on the intersection of UFO narratives, psychological operations, mind control experiments, and the darker side of persuasion. The conversation will explore how governments, intelligence agencies, media, and cultural movements have used mystery, fear, secrecy, and uncertainty to shape public perception and influence behavior. Topics may include historical psyops, propaganda techniques, MK-Ultra, social engineering, disinformation campaigns, UFO disclosure narratives, and the psychology behind why people are drawn to conspiracy theories and hidden truths. We’re especially interested in experts who can discuss how persuasion tactics evolve during times of uncertainty — and how emotional storytelling, authority, fear, and belief systems can be weaponized to influence public opinion at scale. This episode is designed to be thought-provoking, psychologically insightful, and highly engaging for audiences interested in persuasion, media influence, intelligence operations, and the power of narrative.

AI agents are quickly evolving from simple chatbots into powerful digital workers capable of handling sales, customer service, research, scheduling, marketing, operations, and even complex decision-making workflows. But while the technology is advancing rapidly, many businesses still struggle with how to actually build AI agents that deliver real value — and how to position, price, and sell them successfully in the marketplace. This episode explores the emerging world of AI agents from both the technical and business side. We’ll discuss the tools and platforms making AI agent development more accessible, the types of business problems these systems solve best, and how entrepreneurs and agencies are creating new revenue streams by deploying AI-powered automation. We’ll also examine where the market is headed, the biggest misconceptions around AI agents, and what separates gimmicky automation from truly transformative systems that companies are willing to pay for.