In the latest episode of Ground Zero Classics with Clyde Lewis, we delve into the intriguing concept of the Super Bowl as a venue for social engineering. This thought-provoking discussion challenges conventional views, inviting listeners to question the very fabric of the game and its cultural significance.

Clyde explores the possibility that the Super Bowl is more than just a sporting event; it's a carefully orchestrated performance that includes everything from the coin toss to the halftime show, all designed to influence public perception and behavior. Was the game influenced by neuroprogramming? Are we, as viewers, desensitized to the subtle ways in which our brains are manipulated?

Originally broadcast on February 7, 2017, this episode is sure to spark discussion and reflection. Clyde invites you to rethink the so-called normalcy of major events like the Super Bowl and encourages listeners to be aware of the hidden messages in the media we consume.

Don't miss out on this eye-opening episode! Tune in to Ground Zero Classics and join the conversation about social change and media influence. Your perspective might just change after listening!