Richard B. Spence
Professor Emeritus of History at the University of Idaho and author of books on intelligence history and secret societies, specializing in topics like espionage, occult figures, and elite networks.
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Dec 22, 2025 • 28min
Secret Societies Exposed: Epstein Island, The Bilderberg Meetings, The Trilateral Commission, & More
Prof. Richard B. Spence, Professor Emeritus of History specializing in intelligence and secret societies, dives deep into the hidden worlds of elite power. He defines secret societies and reveals the intriguing origins of the Bohemian Grove, where influential figures network. The discussion covers the Bilderberg Group's secretive political vetting and the Trilateral Commission's foreign policy maneuvers. Spence also explores the dark legacy of Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting how he used leverage against the elite, the looming risks for political leaders like Trump, and the cultural memes of power.
Nov 13, 2024 • 2h 10min
Death in the Adirondacks
Historian Richard B. Spence delves into the mysterious 1925 deaths of two Soviet envoys, Isaiya Hurgin and Efraim Sklyansky, in the Adirondacks. They explore whether their drownings were mere accidents or politically motivated acts in the context of the Trotsky-Stalin power struggle. Spence uncovers the significance of U.S.-Soviet trade relations, the potential for covert meetings, and the surrounding secrecy. Eyewitness accounts raise questions about foul play, suggesting a chilling blend of espionage, conspiracy, and ideological intrigue.
