Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

A 33-year-old man in Kenya has confessed to killing 42 women, a visionary CEO plans for a moon colony, and a fentanyl robbery gang is linked to multiple deaths in an intriguing segment on strange news.

In this intriguing episode, the hosts explore the historic tales of frogs and fish raining from the sky, debunking common explanations and discussing the mysteries of stormy weather. They delve into the interconnectedness of plants and water vapor formation, the dark side of weather manipulation, and the phenomenon of animals falling from the sky. From ancient myths to modern-day sightings, this episode is a wild ride through the weird world of weather anomalies.

Listener mail covers Nazi-branded drugs in Europe, UAP sighting in California, and microgeneration concepts. The hosts discuss anthropomorphizing objects and delve into topics like decentralized power sources, UFO sightings, and shocking drug trends.

A person attempted to assassinate a former US President at a rally, sparking speculation and conspiracy theories. The podcast discusses the intense security measures, the impact of technology on misinformation, and the political ramifications of the event.

Maltese journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia linked corruption in her country with the Panama Papers, leading to her unsolved murder in 2017. The podcast explores the leaked documents' secrets, encryption methods, online shopping, and the impact on high-profile individuals. It uncovers a web of government corruption, money laundering, and the challenges in investigating the journalist's tragic death.

Topics include a massive password hack compromising 10 billion passwords, mandatory speed limiters in new cars, and the first 'robot suicide' in South Korea. Other interesting topics discussed are pants smuggling, Taco Bell retirement program, and unconventional political ads in Japan.

Explore the US government's contradictory stance on vaccines, from domestic campaigns to anti-vax propaganda in the Philippines. Uncover the geopolitical motives behind this scheme and the lack of regard for human lives. Delve into the Pentagon's controversial actions, including spreading COVID-19 misinformation globally. Learn about CIA's indirect influence on US citizens through propaganda loopholes and the weaponization of groups in disinformation campaigns.

Topics of interest include targeted pricing conspiracy, living underground as a sustainable future, and the decline in Google search quality. Geist from Germany shares insights on surge pricing, while Ralph sparks discussion on underground living. The gang confirms Google's deteriorating search results, prompting speculation on AI's impact.

Exploring the Pentagon's anti-vax program and its controversies, the podcast uncovers dirty tactics and unethical practices. It delves into the US military's clandestine program against China's COVID-19 vaccine, exposing disinformation campaigns and asymmetrical warfare tactics. The episode also discusses the US strategic interests in the South China Sea and Philippines, highlighting covert efforts and propaganda campaigns in international vaccine distribution.

Exploring the controversy over who truly penned Shakespeare's plays, from theories of other authors like Bacon or Marlowe to the enigmatic life of the legendary playwright. Unpacking the enduring influence and modern interpretation of Shakespeare's works, touching on historical accuracy and themed depth in Henry V.