Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

The podcast discusses the challenges of online anonymity, the disturbing murders at the Brooklyn Mirage, and a first-hand haunting story from Disney's Haunted Mansion. They explore protecting online privacy, speculate on future services, and discuss suspicious activity. They also delve into the potentially dangerous situation at the Brooklyn Mirage and share creepy encounters at Disney's Haunted Mansion. The podcast offers listener mail and sponsor messages.

Discover the hidden and forbidden places on Earth that certain forces don't want you to visit. The hosts discuss the challenges of traveling vicariously through influencers, travel restrictions on dangerous countries, intergenerational political strife, and restricted places like nuclear disaster sites. They also share their excitement about an upcoming music festival in Las Vegas.

Guest Bob Berdella shares the chilling tale of his serial killer crimes at Bob's Bazaar Bazaar. The hosts discuss the influence of movies on criminals and controversial depictions of serial killers in art. They also explore tensions and rising sea levels in the Maldives, and dive into the intriguing practice of ghost weddings. Education system issues and sponsor mentions wrap up the episode.

The US is a corn superpower. Over the past few decades, corn has infiltrated all sorts of things, from soda pop and snacks to your own gas tank. But how did it get this way? In tonight's episode, Ben, Matt and Noel dive deep into the strange world of agribusiness conspiracies in what just may be their corniest episode yet.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.

Explore the concept of predictive programming and its alleged use by hidden groups. Delve into examples from popular culture such as 'The Simpsons' and 'The Dark Knight Rises'. Discuss Edgar Allan Poe's story 'Arthur Gordon Pym of Nan Tuckett' and its connections to cannibalism. Examine how predictive programming can influence beliefs and behaviors.

Tech luminaries and investors plan to build a new city near Travis Air Force Base. A woman in Australia survives the removal of a live roundworm from her brain. The largest-ever search for Nessie took place in Scotland. Mysterious land purchases near Travis Air Force Base and the concept of fallow farmland are explored. The questionable intentions of Flannery Associates, backed by Silicon Valley investors, are revealed. Engage with the podcast through voicemail, email, and social media.

This podcast explores the creation of urban legends and the power they hold. It discusses the rise of urban legends in the digital age, how they exploit modern fears, and the manipulation and anonymity of the internet in spreading propaganda. The hosts also share an intriguing story of a mysterious disappearance and delve into the impact of stories and narrative technology.

A harrowing brush with death, billionaire pranks, an update on the Australian mushroom case, and an explanation about 'smoking wet' are discussed in this week's listener mail segment.

Delve into the concept of reality as a computer simulation, exploring ideas like subjective narratives, hacking the code of reality, non-linear time access, and the potential for simulated beings. Discover the link between scientific implications and spirituality, and question the motives of simulation theory proponents. Explore the concept of numbers as the source code for reality and how personal experiences shape our perception of existence.

After decades of dead ends, justice catches up with the Golden State Killer thanks to new DNA analysis. The podcast explores the case of the original Night Stalker, discussing his crimes, motives, and meticulous planning. They also delve into using DNA analysis to apprehend the suspect and explore unusual background and career choices. The hosts wrap up by discussing reproduction licenses and aging voices.