Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

Join the hosts as they discuss the world's saddest cryptid, the Squonk, known for its unique appearance and constant weeping. They explore its cultural influence including references in music and gaming. The chapter also touches on the existence of undiscovered creatures and the impact of human encroachment on animal territories.

The podcast discusses the Apple Vision Pro and its potential impact on future interactions. They also highlight a listener's email expressing interest in creating art inspired by the show. The hosts explore human trafficking in the marijuana industry in Oklahoma and discuss the lack of oversight and exploitation. Additionally, they mention listener engagement and promotional segments for COVID-19 vaccines, internet services, and Roku TV.

Sararat Rangsiwuthaporn, Thailand's most notorious serial killer, poisoned over 14 people as she embarked on a murder spree. The podcast discusses the complexities of Thailand, including defamation laws, drug laws, human trafficking, consumer debt, and the relationship with gambling. They explore the presence of cyanide in foods, tactics used by Am Cyanide, and the involvement of possible accomplices. The motive behind her actions was money, as she had millions of baht in multiple bank accounts linked to online gambling sites. Concerns are raised about the lack of autopsies and possible inside involvement in the killings.

Explore the rise of the mysterious entity known as GhostNet: its hacking operations, the vulnerability of nations to cyberattacks, and the privacy concerns surrounding voice-activated devices. Also mentioned are podcasts 'Very Special Episodes' and 'The History of Kirby Enthusiasm'.

Mexican cartels acquiring US military ordnance, Taylor Swift causing panic among conservatives, Bayer facing 2 billion lawsuit over Roundup, woman stuck on presidential primary ballot

Avi Loeb, a Harvard theoretical physicist, discusses his discovery of interstellar object wreckage off the shores of Papua New Guinea. The hosts delve into the controversy surrounding the research and the possibility of proof of extraterrestrial life. They also touch on topics like the lack of proven aliens in astronomy and the nature of meteors. The object's peculiar shape and motion, resembling a spinning cigar, and the absence of nickel raise suspicions. Additionally, discussions on wireless services, new Prime Video releases, and ads for Papa Murphy's pizza deal and the Bridge Access program are included.

In this listener mail segment, topics include carbon monoxide poisoning in Utah, a guide to exploring Electronic Voice Phenomena by veteran ghost hunter George, and discussions on ghost kitchens. The Rise of Nicky Biscuits is also explored.

Critics portray the PNAC as a group that used a disaster to transform their theories into policy. The podcast explores the goals of the PNAC and their influence after 9/11. It also discusses defense spending, international support, unanswered questions about 9/11, and includes ads for Papa Murphy's pizza.

The podcast explores the possibility of ancient civilizations in Antarctica and the theories proposed by researchers. It discusses the geological history of Antarctica, early expeditions to the continent, and the existence of lost civilizations. The hosts also delve into the mysterious Piri Reis map and the challenges of exploring Antarctica. They encourage listener engagement and further exploration of claims about ancient civilizations in Antarctica.

Topics covered include human trafficking conspiracy in Oklahoma, update on the Kansas City deaths, the mysterious case of Arthur Knight Brown, false identity testimonies, and conflicting statements in a mysterious incident involving three deaths.