

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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Aug 28, 2023 • 51min
Strange News: Wagner Leaders in Plane Crash, Fyre Festival, and Modern Moon Missions
Leaders of the notorious Russian mercenary group Wagner die in a plane crash after rebelling against Putin. Fyre Festival makes a comeback, and in space news, both India and China attempt moon landings. The hosts also discuss violation of free speech and conspiracy theories surrounding the plane crash.

Aug 25, 2023 • 1h 10min
A War For Chips: The Semiconductor Episode
Delving into the world of semiconductors, this podcast explores their importance in electronics and the potential for a war over chip supply. It discusses the tense situation between China and Taiwan and China's control over production. The podcast also touches on US-China tensions, the connection between helium shortage and semiconductor crisis, and promotes other podcasts and books.

Aug 24, 2023 • 54min
CLASSIC: The Murky World of Serial Killer Memorabilia
Exploring the underground market and fascination with serial killer memorabilia, the podcast reveals the laws against inmate profit, the black market surrounding these items, and the infamous Museum of Death. The hosts also discuss the industry that has developed around serial killer memorabilia, the impact of exposing children to scary movies and Halloween themes, and the physiological effects of crime dramas and murder shows. They explore the fascination with serial killers in popular media, the ethical dilemma of selling and purchasing serial killer memorabilia, and the controversy surrounding its trade.

Aug 23, 2023 • 59min
Speak to Us: Voicemail Edition
The podcast features intriguing messages from listeners about unidentified aerial vehicles, giant sun-umbrellas in space, extreme temperatures, banned books, cheating the system,disturbing activities on North Fox Island, and exploring Alaska's legends and lore. The hosts also discuss their preferences for musicians and introduce a voicemail system for listener interaction.

Aug 22, 2023 • 1h 1min
CLASSIC: From the Past to the Modern Day: Does torture actually work?
Explore the effectiveness and ethical implications of torture throughout history. From the story of Admiral Jeremiah Denton to state-sponsored torture in the War on Terror, this podcast dives into the definitions, controversies, and conspiracy theories surrounding torture. Discover the power structure of the United Nations and the ongoing coverups related to torture. Delve into the ethical quandaries and efficacy of using torture as a means to obtain information, while also exploring alternative methods and historical examples of torture. The hosts even touch on the use of torture in ancient civilizations and its correlation with religion.

Aug 21, 2023 • 1h 1min
Strange News: Peruvian Aliens, the Sackler Family and Prison, Robotaxis and Newspaper Raids
Peruvian authorities reveal that a rural community being harassed by aliens are actually targeted by illegal gold miners with jetpacks. A local restauranteur orders a police raid on a newspaper out of irritation. Robotaxis cause chaos in San Francisco. Join Ben and Matt for these strange news stories and more.

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Aug 18, 2023 • 1h 5min
Does Aspartame Give You Cancer?
This podcast explores the potential dangers of aspartame, including its link to cancer according to the World Health Organization. It delves into the conflicting research on its safety and the tactics used by corporations to promote sugary beverages and artificial sweeteners. The episode also discusses the power and influence of the Calorie Control Council and the controversies surrounding aspartame and diet sodas.

Aug 17, 2023 • 47min
Listener Mail: Celebrity Murders, Jewish Exorcisms, Billionaire Hobbies and Trading Card Heists
This podcast explores a variety of intriguing topics, including the investigation of murders involving public figures, exorcisms beyond the Catholic faith, a heist at a gaming convention, rare trading card finds, how celebrities use their wealth for good, and the challenges of investigating crimes involving public figures. It also features voicemail system announcements and book promotions.

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Aug 16, 2023 • 1h 2min
Is the US Navy Covering Up Radioactive Waste?
Delve into the disturbing tale of Hunter's Point, from secret nuclear experiments to ongoing cover-ups. Explore the contamination and alleged cover-up at Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard. Learn about the challenges of repurposing land contaminated with radioactive waste. Discover evidence suggesting a possible Navy cover-up of radioactive waste. Explore contaminants, cleanup efforts, and the need for personal accountability. Uncover the legal battles surrounding contaminated land and the prioritization of economic gain over human welfare.

Aug 15, 2023 • 46min
CLASSIC: Are frogs really changing gender?
Explore the controversial theory of chemicals turning frogs gay, the transformation of Alex Jones, his controversial views and actions, the connection between podcast sponsorships and controversial claims, the effects of Atrazine on frog gender, and the phenomenon of animals changing their gender. Plus, a humorous wrap-up and information for listeners.


