

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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Nov 14, 2025 • 57min
The CIA Made a Bunch of Fake Websites, and Got People Killed
Explore the chaotic era of the pre-bot internet where anyone could create a site. Discover how the CIA crafted fake fan websites for covert communication, leading to a dangerous unraveling. The hosts delve into the operational blunders, including sequential IP addresses that exposed networks in places like Iran. When assets were compromised, the fallout was dire—arrests and even executions resulted. This cautionary tale reminds us how technological missteps can have grave human consequences, raising ethical questions about intelligence practices.

Nov 13, 2025 • 55min
Listener Mail: The Legend of the Yule Lads, Near-death Experiences, the Conundrum of Price Controls, and More
Get ready for a wild ride through Icelandic folklore with the spooky tale of the Yule Lads and their menacing Yule Cat. Listeners share chilling near-death experiences, sparking fascinating discussions about life after death. Dive into the complexities of price controls and the implications of dynamic pricing in today's economy. Plus, a surprising pitch for aluminum foil sponsorship brings a lighthearted twist. It's an eclectic mix that keeps you guessing and engaged throughout!

Nov 12, 2025 • 1h 5min
The US's Secret "Underground City"
A former US official claims that $21 trillion was secretly funneled into building a network of underground doomsday bunkers. The hosts explore different types of shelters, historical precedents of secrecy like Greenbrier, and discuss the implications of such vast spending. They examine how funds could be hidden through ghost employees and contractor capture, questioning what evidence would substantiate these claims. The conversation blends skepticism with intrigue, highlighting the fascinating concept of buried infrastructure in plain sight.

Nov 11, 2025 • 1h 10min
CLASSIC: What is Project Blue Beam?
Discover the eerie concept of Project Blue Beam, where technology is theorized to create a false messiah. Explore the origins of this idea from Serge Monast and his chilling claims of global deception. Delve into the phases of the project: from fake archaeological finds to a holographic global spectacle. Uncover unsettling proposals of psychotronic manipulation and simulated alien invasions meant to unite humanity under a singular vision. Skepticism reigns as hosts question the feasibility of such grand manipulations and the real-world tech parallels.

Nov 11, 2025 • 59min
Strange News: Robots, the Louvre Heist is Hilarious, Your Grocery Store Conspires Against You, and Way More
The escalating competition in the robot industry heats up with updates on Tesla's Optimus project and concerns about control. A humorous take on the Louvre jewelry heist reveals major security flaws. Grocery stores are exposed for manipulating prices using surveillance and facial recognition, raising privacy concerns. Meanwhile, Ukraine's unique gamified drone platform incentivizes strikes through leaderboards. These intriguing stories highlight the quirky and sometimes unsettling aspects of modern technology and society.

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Nov 7, 2025 • 34min
Interview: Conversate, with Killer Mike, Chapter Two: Think Global, Act Local
Killer Mike, the legendary Atlanta MC, activist, and community organizer, dives deep into the essence of local civic engagement. He discusses how algorithms shape our perceptions and urges unity through grassroots action. Reflecting on his experience in politics, he highlights the importance of community ties and the need for diverse friendships to combat polarization. With practical advice for budding activists, he emphasizes starting small with neighbors to create significant change. Plus, hear his insights on Atlanta's nightlife and cultural hubs!

Nov 6, 2025 • 51min
Listener Mail: Tom, Less Radioactive Rusty, Sarahwasme, Phlounder and More
Dive into concerns about historical contamination at Hunter's Point and Treasure Island, where airborne plutonium raises alarm. Explore FDA transparency issues around redacted drug information highlighted by a ProPublica investigation. Delve into UFO conspiracies with insights from defense contractor experiences and the enigmatic Project Serpo. Plus, unique perspectives on political polarization and the shifting Overton window as the hosts engage with intriguing listener questions. Expect a mix of humor, curiosity, and community interaction!

Nov 5, 2025 • 53min
Interview: Conversate, with Killer Mike, Chapter One: Conspiracies and Consequence
Killer Mike, a legendary MC and activist from Atlanta, joins the conversation to delve into pressing issues of justice and community empowerment. He discusses the dark history of the Atlanta child murders and reflects on its impact on childhood vigilance. The talk shifts to the 13th Amendment, examining its loopholes and how they perpetuate exploitation. Killer Mike emphasizes the importance of grassroots organizing, shared understanding across classes, and the need for robust free speech to safeguard democracy.

Nov 4, 2025 • 1h 9min
CLASSIC: Interview Segment: Women of Juarez, with Oz Woloshyn
Oz Woloshyn, an Emmy- and Peabody-winning producer, delves into the chilling crisis of femicides in Ciudad Juarez, discussing his investigative journey. He reveals patterns of missing women, the role of U.S. law enforcement, and the dangerous realities of reporting in Juarez. Oz recounts the story of Sagrario Flores and addresses cartel violence's influence on these cases. The conversation uncovers how systemic issues and intimidation have hindered justice and highlights community activism efforts for change.

Nov 3, 2025 • 58min
Strange News: The Looming Hunger Crisis, Mass Layoffs, Strange Stuff in the Skies, Monkeys, Minks and More
As hunger looms for millions due to political strife, the hosts dive into fascinating topics like mushrooms doubling as memory chips. They explore the mysterious 3I/Atlas object and its potential artificial origins. Learn about the controversial mink farm raid and the complex ethics of the fur industry. A truck accident involving Rhesus monkeys raises public concern, while discussions on mass layoffs highlight the fragility of the current economy. Strange skies and extreme weather events add to the week's bizarre happenings.


