Ep. #22 | Cracking Kubrick - 2001: A Space Odysee w/ Jay Dyer

In episode 22 of The Marc Clair Show, Marc is joined by author of "Esoteric Hollywood" Jay Dyer to break down Marc's favorite movie of all-time, Stanley Kubrick's "2001: A Space Odysee." What was just a mind-blowing, reality-bending space drama when viewing it as a teenager now takes on some different meanings once the esoteric messaging and imagery of the film is revealed, and there is no better expert on this subject than Jay Dyer. From "Thus Spake Zarathustra" to phallic spaceships, evil AI, and the trippiest sequence ever put on film, we look at every nook and cranny of this sci-fi masterpiece and the gnostic philosophy that Kubrick is pushing forward with the film.In the Smoke-Filled room bonus segment for Marc Clair Show premium subscribers (see links below) we discuss the popular conspiracy notion that Kubrick filmed the moon landing footage, Jay gives his own thoughts on whether the moon landing was faked as well as his views on popular conspiracy topics like The Mandela Effect, Flat Earth and Tartaria.Support our amazing sponsors at Fox n' Sons Coffee - FoxnSons.com - use discount code MCS for 18% off you order!In the Smoke-Filled room bonus segment for Marc Clair Show premium subscribers, we go even deeper on false flags throughout history, getting Ole's take on events like the sinking of the Titanic, the downing of the Hindenburg, the Challenger explosion, as well as his take on the true nature of the Earth, why we aren't allowed to explore Antarctica, and so much more!Subscribe on one of the following platforms to get the full version of every episode before anyone else, as well as exclusive bonus episodes! Patreon: Patreon.com/MarcClairShowRokfin: Rokfin.com/MarcClairShowSubscribeStar: Subscribestar.com/Marc-Clair-ShowJoin the Marc Clair Show Telegram ChatFollow Marc's writing at MarcClair.Substack.comCheck out Marc and Remso Martinez on the Second Print Comics Podcast. Find links to all of my platforms and premium subscription sites over at MarcClair.com.