Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

The podcast explores the disturbing history of Venezuelan-Guyanese relations, including the possible invasion of Guyana by the president of Venezuela. They discuss the lack of knowledge about Venezuela, the ongoing border dispute, geopolitical tension, and the correlation between oil discovery and political repression. They also delve into the potential consequences of conflict and the financial aspects of war.

Discover the possibility of real-life superpowers, exploring flying and telekinesis abilities. Explore the potential connection between the Black Plague, HIV, and immunity. Dive into hair loss, human-animal hybrids, and the creation of replacement body parts. Uncover the world of biohacking and implants, and discuss superhuman sight and reflexes. Don't miss this entertaining exploration of extraordinary abilities!

Furious family members, community and friends demand answers when three men are found dead in Kansas City days after watching a football game. AI creates a full special inspired by the works of legendary philosopher and stand-up comic George Carlin. Prompted by in-depth, disturbing journalism, the FBI begins investigating former Abercrombie and Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries for multiple sex crimes, including trafficking across international borders. All this and more in this week's strange news segment.They don't want you to read our book.: https://static.macmillan.com/static/fib/stuff-you-should-read/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Discover the forgotten legacy of Eunice Carter, a trailblazing black female prosecutor who played a key role in convicting Lucky Luciano, only to be overshadowed and forgotten by history.

Journalist Mosi Secret discusses his new podcast Radical, exploring the case of Imam Jamil Abdullah Al-Amin, formerly H. Rap Brown, a Black Power activist targeted by the FBI. They discuss the immersive summer camp that influenced the speaker and FBI monitoring tactics. The podcast also delves into violence, the prison system, and the impact of conversion to Islam. Plus, the complexities of a confession and promotion of sponsors.

A Humble Farmer shares a still-unexplained UFO encounter. The hosts discuss a blood donation scandal and the disappearance of Harold Holt. They also explore breathless claims of aliens at a mall in Miami.

Explore the bizarre story of electronic voice phenomena (EVP) as the hosts discuss its origins and its relation to the belief in ghosts. They also delve into the connection between folklore and paranormal experiences, the influence of EVP on the spiritualist movement, the eerie experience of an anechoic chamber, and the concept of using technology to communicate with spirits. Additionally, they touch on pareidolia, skepticism towards scientists, and invite listeners to share their EVP experiences.

Join the hosts as they explore Australian cryptids with guest Anney Reese, uncovering tales of bunyips, drop bears, and the Thylacine. They discuss the challenges of studying cryptids, the cultural influences on these creatures, and even touch on potential DNA resurrection of ancient Australian mosquitoes.

An elderly couple in South Carolina found dead in their home with an astonishing temperature. China proposes regulations on children and gaming. More than 200 people buried anonymously in Mississippi without contacting their families.

The podcast explores the disturbing allegation that India is running assassination rings, delving into India's size, population, and misconceptions. It examines India's exertion of external control, investigates alleged murder for hire plots, and discusses targeted assassinations in India. The podcast also speculates on the Indian government's involvement in a murder case and explores extradition methods and speculations. The hosts provide contact information, promotions, and ads throughout the episode.