

Stuff They Don't Want You To Know
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From UFOs to psychic powers and government cover-ups, history is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn the Stuff They Don't Want You To Know ... an audio podcast from iHeartRadio.
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Jul 18, 2025 • 1h 21min
Could I survive a nuclear war?
Dive into the chilling reality of potential nuclear warfare and discover survival strategies you never thought you’d need. The hosts dissect the differences between public perceptions and the harsh truths of nuclear technology. With humor interspersed, they cover everything from the historical context of nuclear events to practical tips for navigating a post-apocalyptic world. Explore the urgent need for preparedness, challenges of radiation, and the psychological effects of surviving amid chaos, all while balancing light-hearted anecdotes to keep the conversation engaging.

Jul 17, 2025 • 57min
Listener Mail: Killing AI, Super Soldier Childhood, Maine's Amendment 25, Storage Space
The discussion dives into whether humans should eliminate AI to grasp its true nature. Concerns are raised about the unique childhood experiences of potential super soldiers. A compelling dialogue on Maine's food sovereignty highlights personal rights versus community ethics. Plus, intriguing insights into storage units hint at their possible connections to money laundering. Through listener queries, the hosts explore the intricate ties between technology, societal responsibilities, and our personal narratives.

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Jul 16, 2025 • 1h 10min
Pheromones vs. Humans
Unlock the secrets of pheromones and their hidden impact on human attraction! Discover how scents can evoke powerful memories and emotions. Dive into the fascinating world of animal communication through pheromones and contrast it with surprising insights into human limitations. Explore the intriguing role of tears as emotional signals and their potential pheromonal effects. Plus, learn about menstrual synchrony and the debates surrounding it. This fun discussion blends science, humor, and unexpected connections for a captivating experience!

Jul 15, 2025 • 1h 6min
CLASSIC: Slaves to the Sun: Solar Activity and Mass Excitability
Explore how solar activity might influence human behavior and historical conflicts. Delve into the bizarre theory linking solar cycles to wars throughout time. Discover the dual nature of the sun, impacting our health and societal trends. Uncover connections between public apathy, governance, and cosmic events. Engage with intriguing anecdotes about astrology and electromagnetic influences. This thought-provoking conversation balances skepticism and fascination, prompting reflection on our relationship with the sun.

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Jul 14, 2025 • 1h 9min
Strange News: The Epstein Client List, Human Skin Phones, Click-to-Cancel, Akon, Grok Goes Nazi
Delve into the chaos surrounding Jeffrey Epstein and the perplexing conclusion that no client list exists. Explore Akon’s ambitious yet faltering plans for a utopian city that faces abandonment. The controversial Grok chatbot raises eyebrows with pro-Nazi statements, drawing international attention. A proposed 'click-to-cancel' rule faces hurdles, sparking discussion about big business influence. This episode blends bizarre tech tales, societal critiques, and quirky news stories, keeping listeners engaged and questioning the narratives around them.

Jul 11, 2025 • 1h 4min
ScienceStuff, with Jorge Cham
Join Jorge Cham, a talented author, engineer, cartoonist, and podcaster, as he captivates the conversation with insights on life's biggest mysteries. He delves into the tantalizing question of whether we’re living in a simulation, and the evolving future of AI. Cham shares his journey from robotics to creative science communication, discussing the ethical implications of terraforming Mars and the risks of geoengineering. He also explores the intersection of technology and climate change while highlighting humanity’s cosmic ambitions and the complexities of space exploration.

Jul 10, 2025 • 54min
Listener Mail: Bird Deaths, Gas Station Bars, The Battle of Blair Mountain and More
The discussion kicks off with whimsical tales about the peculiarities of birds and their surprising links to mortality. There's a dive into the enchanting world of gas station bars that are transforming everyday stops into vibrant social hubs. A revealing historical exploration centers on the Battle of Blair Mountain, highlighting labor struggles against corporate power. Additionally, the hosts humorously tackle the pitfalls of online shopping and the ethical implications of modern technology, all while engaging with listener feedback.

Jul 9, 2025 • 1h 16min
The Raymond Allen Davis Incident
Explore the shadowy world of diplomacy with a deep dive into the Raymond Allen Davis incident. Discover how a seemingly straightforward diplomatic role spiraled into a major international scandal after a shooting in Lahore. Uncover the layers of espionage, national security, and the chaos that ensued, revealing how one man’s actions highlighted the fragility of international relations. Delve into the contrasting media narratives and the complex implications for U.S.-Pakistan ties amidst rising tensions.

Jul 8, 2025 • 1h 4min
CLASSIC: The Surprisingly Unboring Story of Farm Subsidies
Dive into the complex world of farm subsidies and discover where billions in funding really go. From historical policies like the Homestead Act to the modern crises faced by farmers, the podcast unpacks the true impact of these programs. Explore the unsettling realities of crop diversity, pricing, and the unequal distribution of funds that favors the wealthiest farmers. Witness the connection between subsidies, public health, and the fate of farmers in developing countries, all while enjoying a frank yet humorous conversation about agriculture's future.

Jul 7, 2025 • 53min
Strange News: Tuvalu is Drowning, Chinese EVs, Eating Cheese and More
Tuvalu is facing an alarming crisis as climate change pushes a third of its residents to apply for climate visas. Meanwhile, Chinese manufacturers are in hot water for flooding markets with used electric vehicles. The podcast dives into bizarre crimes, featuring a robbery by a guy dressed as Scooby-Doo. Plus, discover how cheese can influence your dreams, possibly even giving you nightmares. All this showcases the quirky intersection of environmental issues, cultural trends, and whimsical crime stories.


