The Deep End w/Taylor Welch

Jesse Carey, founder of Ironclad and investigative producer of intelligence-focused documentaries. He explores psyops origins, propaganda tactics, and ties between intelligence, Hollywood, and tech. Conversations cover algorithmic manipulation, surveillance tradeoffs, mind-control history, and how narratives are built and weaponized. Practical warnings on avoiding manipulation and reclaiming community are included.

Hosts explore how rejection functions as a spiritual training tool and a mirror to hidden self-rejection. They discuss endurance in the waiting between promise and fulfillment and how opposition can lead to promotion. Topics include nervous-system programming, identity replacement through loss, parenting for resilience, auditing relationships, and practical steps for healing and transformation.

Dan Duval, apostolic leader and deliverance minister who helps survivors of ritual abuse and dissociation. He discusses hidden initiation paths in secret groups. He describes underground birthing sites and Nephilim conception claims. He outlines alleged mind-control projects shaping elites, time-travel experiments like Montauk, and the spiritual mechanics behind deprogramming efforts.

A dense dive into how jealousy corrodes purpose, relationships and culture. They trace jealousy through scripture, epigenetics and neurochemistry. Systems thinking explores how incentives and celebration magnify envy. Practical antidotes like generosity, silence, daily renewal and reframing meaning are offered as ways to inoculate against its spread.

Jamie Winship, author and conflict-resolution trainer who co-founded Identity Exchange, explains how aggressive evangelism warped his approach and how connection-first methods rebuild trust. He explores separation versus connection worldviews, Jesus’ movement from literal to intuitive understanding, scarcity as a manufactured fear, and practical practices to resist scarcity and heal identity-based conflict.

Dan Duval, apostolic leader and founder of Bride Ministries International who ministers to survivors of ritual abuse. He explores Kabbalah’s occult uses, the Tree of Life and sephirot, Merkabah ascension practices, Leviathan and the serpent’s messianic role, twin messiah ideas, and how these systems are used for ritual programming and power in New Age and elite circles.

A study of Gideon as a case study in proof versus faith. Discussion of performative religion, exposure of abuse, and the cost of seeking signs. Exploration of self-reliance, unhealed trauma, and how unmet wounds warp leadership. Calls to surrender control, remove non-negotiables, and pursue lasting commitment through suffering and repentance.

Conversations dig into why people self-sabotage and how childhood protector patterns resurface in adult life. They explore biblical stories of failure and relapse, using Moses, David, and Joshua as illustrations. Topics include IFS parts work, age-regression triggers, community contagion, and practical nervous-system steps for healing and consecration.

Dr. Francis Myles, revelator and founder of the Order of Melchizedek Supernatural School of Ministry, explores sovereignty, altars, and dominion theology. He describes altars as spiritual interfaces for trading authority, discusses supervised authority versus raw power, and unpacks dreams as a primary language from God. Conversations include risks of demonic altars and practical dream ministry tips.

In this discussion, Jake Supay, a reflective conversational co-host, dives deep into the complexities of identity, vulnerability, and self-sabotage. He shares insights on the balance between anonymity and embracing one's calling, emphasizing how social media breaks can unveil insecurities. They explore spiritual dynamics versus traditional business models, using Joseph's journey as a framework for preparation. Notably, they address the transition from flesh-driven behaviors to spirit-led living, offering practical solutions for overcoming self-imposed limitations.