

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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Oct 11, 2024 • 1h 11min
The Leonard Peltier Story
Dive into the intriguing story of Leonard Peltier, a Native American activist imprisoned for decades, who claims innocence in the murder of two FBI agents. Explore the complexities of his trial, marked by questionable evidence and accusations of misconduct. Delve into the historical context of the American Indian Movement and ongoing struggles for cultural identity and rights. The conversation challenges perceptions of justice for marginalized communities, reflecting the broader implications of Peltier's case on Indigenous voices and activism.

Oct 10, 2024 • 51min
Listener Mail: State Militias, Fentanyl, Microplastics, and More
Chef Ben, a Chicago-based culinary expert, joins the discussion about the alarming rise of microplastics and their unknown health impacts. The hosts dive into the fentanyl epidemic, revealing why drug cartels are leaning on this potent opioid. They also explore the intriguing world of state militias, distinguishing them from the National Guard and discussing historical and legal contexts. With engaging banter, they highlight audience questions while unraveling pressing societal issues.

Oct 9, 2024 • 1h 2min
The Psychic Cold War: Countermeasures
Dive into the intriguing realm of psychic powers and government secrets! The discussion unpacks the bizarre incidents surrounding the covert Stargate Project, where the U.S. explored remote viewing during the Cold War. Explore the potential military applications of psychic abilities and the ethical dilemmas involved with psychic registration. From wild pop culture references to chilling historical accounts, the hosts humorously consider what countermeasures governments might unleash if they discovered genuine psychic powers. Prepare for a blend of humor and thought-provoking insights!

Oct 8, 2024 • 53min
CLASSIC: Is there really a hidden pyramid in Alaska?
Discover the intriguing world of pyramids beyond Egypt, including bizarre claims of a hidden structure in Alaska. The hosts delve into the potential implications of its existence and how ancient folklore connects to modern conspiracies. They unpack claims about the oldest pyramids in Kazakhstan and Indonesia, reflecting on archaeological mysteries and dating challenges. Explore playful theories involving extraterrestrial influences on pyramid construction, blending history with the allure of the unknown. The episode is a whimsical journey into humanity's fascination with these ancient structures.

Oct 8, 2024 • 1h
Strange News: Robot Dogs (Called It!), Boar's Head, Eric Adams and a Memory Crystal
Robot dogs with guns are here—just as predicted! A troubling listeria outbreak tied to Boar's Head raises serious food safety concerns. Explore the indictment of a New York City mayor amidst political scandals. Revolutionary 5D memory crystals could potentially store human genomes for future resurrection. Dive into whimsical theories like the moon as a communications tool and quirky news stories like 'Fat Bear Week'. There's also a glance at modern financial fraud and ethical dilemmas of cloning, wrapped in humor and insight.

Oct 4, 2024 • 1h 11min
Can you remotely blow up a mobile device?
Recent explosions of pagers in Lebanon have sparked worldwide concerns about mobile device safety. The discussion explores the unsettling possibility of remotely detonating devices, emphasizing genuine public fears. Humor blends with serious analysis as Hezbollah's role is dissected amidst geopolitical tensions. The risks of counterfeit devices and faulty batteries are also examined. The podcast highlights the intersection of technology and safety, urging listeners to recognize hidden dangers in their everyday devices.

Oct 3, 2024 • 54min
Listener Mail: Recent Calamities, Three Mile Island, Addiction and The Dead Live Within You
The hosts tackle intriguing moral dilemmas like organ donation and ponder the role of AI in nuclear facilities. They share harrowing stories from Hurricane Helene while discussing addiction’s profound societal impact and the dangers of certain prescriptions. The revival of the Three Mile Island reactor sparks discussion about energy demands and safety challenges. Lively debates on nuclear energy's benefits versus public fear add depth, all while engaging listeners to reflect on personal experiences and historical events.

Oct 1, 2024 • 55min
CLASSIC: The Shugborough Inscription Cipher
Dive into the mysterious Shugborough Inscription, a captivating cipher found in Staffordshire, England. Explore its puzzling origins and the myriad theories surrounding its meaning, including links to historical figures and treasure maps. The conversation weaves through intriguing topics like the legacy of the Atlanta Olympic Park bombing and its societal implications. There's also a lighthearted take on pop culture's connection with ciphers, blending humor and reflection on history. Engage with the intersection of biblical themes and modern narratives, enriching the exploration.

Sep 30, 2024 • 57min
Strange News: Maritime Updates, A Child Recovered, The United States Murders Marcellus Williams
Marcellus Williams, a man who faced execution despite widespread protests, shares his harrowing journey through the justice system. The conversation dives into the ongoing debates around capital punishment and how systemic failures cast doubt on his guilt. In other shocking news, a child abducted in 1951 has been found alive, and a sunken billionaire's yacht is raising flags with sensitive information aboard. Join this gripping discussion about justice, hope, and unexpected maritime incidents!

Sep 27, 2024 • 1h 17min
My Momma Told Me, With Langston Kerman and David Gborie
The hosts dive into the wild world of conspiracy theories in the Black community. They share humorous anecdotes about consumer culture and the dual nature of advertising. Food safety debates and cultural dietary practices spark hilarious discussions. The interplay between comedy and serious drug discourse reveals societal impacts while keeping it light. They explore Chris Tucker's film legacy, examine evolving communication styles about conspiracies, and promote their upcoming live shows, mixing laughter with insightful perspectives.


