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Derrick Broze
Narrator
TV SERIES
The Pyramid of Power
DocumentaryWar & PoliticsMystery
The Pyramid of Power is a brand-new 17-part documentary series focused on answering the question: Who rules the world? Journalist Derrick Broze examines the institutions and individuals who attempt to manipulate our world for their own benefit.
Top cast
RA
Richard Andrew Grove
Self
Creative team
Derrick Broze (Writer)
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Episodes
4 Episodes
011. Big Education
This episode argues that modern compulsory public education, particularly the model influenced by historical Prussian schooling, has evolved into a system that promotes conformity and allows governments and influential private organizations to shape the beliefs and values of young people. It supports this argument by drawing on historical examples, quotations, and the views of critics of public education, while advocating alternatives such as homeschooling, decentralized learning, and online education.
022. Establishment Media
This episode argues that mainstream media is heavily concentrated in the hands of a small number of corporations and wealthy individuals, and that these ownership structures—along with historical ties to intelligence agencies—allow powerful interests to influence public opinion and shape news coverage. It contends that independent media and decentralized online platforms are a better alternative, encouraging viewers to seek information from diverse sources rather than relying solely on mainstream outlets.
033. Big Tech
This episode argues that major technology companies such as Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft have deep historical and financial ties to the U.S. military and intelligence community, and that these relationships have contributed to surveillance, data collection, and influence over online information and public discourse. It contends that people should reduce their reliance on Big Tech by using decentralized technologies and alternative platforms that it argues are more privacy-focused and independent.
044. The Hollywood Intelligence Complex
This episode argues that the U.S. military and intelligence agencies have had a longstanding influence on Hollywood by collaborating with filmmakers, providing resources, and shaping scripts in ways that portray government institutions favorably and reinforce national security narratives. It encourages viewers to watch films with a more critical perspective—or avoid Hollywood content altogether—on the grounds that entertainment can subtly influence public attitudes and beliefs.