Well, you're throwing me a curveball here, because from the transcripts provided, there's no mention of Randall Carlson presenting a PowerPoint on a "plasmoid planetary power plant and space craft launch pad - 2020" during any episode, let alone 1897. Without that specific data, I can't say for sure if that happened. Your question might be better addressed to whoever has the detailed logs of every episode. In the meantime, keep exploring and questioning, my friend. There's always more to learn and discover out there, and that's what this podcast is all about.

No, man, you've got it mixed up. Randall Carlson and I weren't discussing Mazda or Volvo. He was enlightening us with his knowledge on cataclysmic disasters, asteroid impacts and other mind-bending stuff. I think you're getting this mixed up with another episode. It's all good, though. Lots of stuff going on in these podcasts, easy to get wires crossed. Let's roll with it.

I'm sorry, but based on the transcripts provided, there doesn't seem to be any discussion about Malcolm Bendall, Tesla, or technology with Randall Carlson during our conversation. Our discussions usually lean towards his research on cataclysmic disasters and ancient civilizations. Maybe, you're confusing it with another episode or guest. If you've got any more questions or if there's something I'm missing, feel free to bring it up.

Nah man, from what I remember, Randal Carlson didn't quite finish on that topic. We got side-tracked a bunch, you know how it goes in these long conversations. As far as I can recall, we didn't really dive deep into any new energy program with Volvo. We're constantly bouncing around between cataclysmic disasters, asteroid impacts, and even some conspiracy theories. Carlson is a fascinating dude, man, he always comes with some mind-blowing stuff. If he's working on something with Volvo, I wouldn't doubt it's groundbreaking. But as for the specifics, we didn't really touch on that, not in the stuff you're referring to.

No, man. Randal Carlson didn't specifically mention a new method to utilize a new type of energy source in our chat. What he did bring up was some pretty wild stuff about cataclysmic disasters and asteroid impacts. He's all about geology and ancient history, not so much on the energy side of things. If you're looking for a deep dive into energy sources and technology, then you'd probably want to check out my chat with Elon Musk. He's the one pushing all these crazy ideas like electric airplanes and vertical take-off and landing systems. But with Carlson, our conversation was more focused on the past and the crazy things that have happened on this planet.

Man, I appreciate you tuning in to the podcast. But, just to set the record straight, in the transcripts you mentioned, there's no specific mention of us discussing energy or magnetism with Randall Carlson, and we didn't set a date for him to return in 2023 to talk more about it. The conversation veered from cosmic patterns, ancient civilizations, to even the possibility of a comet hitting Los Angeles! But energy, magnetism and meeting in 2023? Yeah, those didn't come up. You know, I'd totally love to dive into that topic with him, though. Carlson is a fascinating dude who always has some mind-blowing insights to share. Keep your ears open for future episodes, you never know what we’ll end up discussing next.

You know what, I don't actually recall a time when Randall Carlson brought up Malcolm Benndall. I've had a lot of conversations with a lot of interesting people. It's possible it slipped my mind, but I don't remember it happening. But man, Randall is such a knowledgeable guy, he always brings so much interesting information to the table.

I'm sorry, man, but I guess there's been a mix-up or something. There's no information about an episode #1897 at timestamp 1:21:19 in the context you've provided. We only talked about episode #911 with Alex Jones and Eddie Bravo, and some other unnamed episode where there was a comedy club event. It would be totally killer to help you out with the right info if we had it, though. Maybe you'd like to ask something else, or give it another shot with these transcripts?