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Aug 28, 2025 • 47min

Listener Mail: Cryptid Hunters, Tricorders, The Blackpool Underworld and Abandoned America

Explore the quirky world of cryptids and abandonments across America. A listener's intriguing tale about a diagnostic tool sparks discussions on technology's role in education. Tricorders from Star Trek influence real-world innovations, while consumer health gadgets gain attention for their accessibility. Delve into the humorous story of a parrot named Mango caught in a drug bust and unravel the dark realities of addiction in seaside towns. The blend of humor, folklore, and the exploration of urban legends keeps the conversation lively!
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Aug 27, 2025 • 49min

The Anunnaki, Chapter Two: Rebranding G-ds

Dive into the fascinating world of the Anunnaki, where ancient myths collide with modern interpretations. Explore how civilizations reinvent divine beings, transforming angels into demons over time. Discover the humorous links between mythology and pop culture, and see how diverse worship practices highlight regional tensions. The podcast also reflects on the historical power of belief and the evolution of religious narratives, including the shared flood myths that shaped ancient societies. Get ready for a captivating journey through time and ideas!
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Aug 26, 2025 • 1h 6min

CLASSIC: The Secret World of Chefs, with Richard Blais and Hugh Acheson

Join celebrity chefs Richard Blais and Hugh Acheson as they dive into the unseen world of culinary brilliance. They discuss the challenges of the restaurant industry during the pandemic, shedding light on community support and the artistry behind cooking. Blais and Acheson share personal anecdotes about competitive cooking, the importance of local ingredients, and the evolution of dining trends. With humor and passion, they explore how chefs balance creativity with the pressures of fame and competition, all while emphasizing culinary compassion.
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Aug 25, 2025 • 1h 5min

Strange News: New Statues on Rapa Nui (Easter Island), Plane Heists, Allegations of Brain Rot in English Dictionaries

Chinese scientists have developed a robot that can carry a human fetus to term, raising ethical dilemmas about reproductive technology. A California man's Cessna is repeatedly stolen, leading to humorous encounters in the aviation community. New statues have been discovered on Rapa Nui, sparking discussions on cultural significance. Language experts argue over new slang terms and the impact of recent phrases on dictionaries, with concerns about 'brain rot' affecting language comprehension. It's a wild mix of innovation, oddities, and societal reflections!
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Aug 23, 2025 • 2min

Introducing: Law & Order: Criminal Justice System S2

Uncover the hidden dangers of modern terrorism as the podcast delves into the chilling LaGuardia Airport bombing of 1975. Hear the personal accounts of those who faced this nightmare and the ripple effects it had on society. The discussion reveals how these events reshaped counter-terrorism strategies moving forward. Prepare for a thought-provoking journey into a threat that often lurks in plain sight, making it harder to predict and confront.
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Aug 22, 2025 • 57min

The Anunnaki, Chapter One: "In Those Days, There Were Giants"

Delve into the intriguing world of the Anunnaki, mysterious entities from ancient Mesopotamia. Discover their potential ties to early humanity and how mythological interpretations have evolved over time. The hosts juxtapose these enigmatic figures with modern religious concepts, adding a twist by hinting at ancient gods as aliens. Explore ancient worship practices linked to agriculture and governance, revealing the complexity of these divine influences. Expect a playful mix of myth, history, and cheeky commentary throughout!
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Aug 21, 2025 • 1h 8min

Listener Mail: Trauma and Preparation, DC Deployment, The Epstein Breadcrumb Theory

A military medic shares insights on trauma care, highlighting essential techniques and the need for preparedness. An anonymous story reveals fears of military members possibly turning against civilians. Conspiracy enthusiasts discuss the intriguing ‘breadcrumb theory’ related to the Epstein saga, suggesting powerful forces may manipulate narratives. The conversation also touches on the ethics of martial arts and the unsettling normalization of military presence in everyday life. The hosts blend serious topics with light-hearted anecdotes and personal stories.
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Aug 20, 2025 • 41min

Epstein 2025, Chapter Two: Will Ghislaine Maxwell Go Free?

Dive into the murky world of Ghislaine Maxwell's legal troubles amid the Epstein saga. The hosts explore her controversial connections with elite figures and the implications of her potential release. They also unpack unsettling gifts exchanged between Maxwell and Epstein, revealing the eerie nature of their relationships. With discussions on her recent prison transfer and the unsettling concept of a 'dead man's switch,' the conversation probes the intersection of power, accountability, and public perception in this chilling narrative.
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Aug 19, 2025 • 52min

CLASSIC: Big Brother Wants To Get Inside Your Car

Modern cars have evolved into advanced tech marvels, raising privacy concerns amidst their convenience. Hosts delve into the potential for external control, asking whether Big Brother could disable our vehicles. From GPS tracking debates to the dark implications of remote repossession, they explore the delicate balance between safety and surveillance. Personal anecdotes during quarantine add depth to their discussion, emphasizing how technology impacts our social lives and freedom on the road.
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Aug 18, 2025 • 51min

Strange News: The Bermuda Triangle, Solved? A Parrot Fights Crime, Progressive Speeding Fines, Labubu Heists, and More

A clever parrot named Mango takes the spotlight for helping police crack a drug ring in the UK. The mystery of the Bermuda Triangle might have finally found an explanation, stirring up fresh debates. Discussions on speeding fines take a twist, proposing income-based penalties to address fairness. The bizarre world of LaBooBoo collectibles reveals the crazy values of rare toys. All this, wrapped in humor and social commentary, makes for an engaging dive into the strange and unusual.

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