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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

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Aug 13, 2024 • 48min

CLASSIC: Who Killed Artemus Ogletree?

Artemus Ogletree is the center of a chilling murder mystery that dates back to 1935 in Kansas City. The podcast dives into the eerie circumstances of his brutal demise under the alias Roland T. Owen. Guests explore his unsettling hotel stay, revealing bizarre encounters and psychological intrigue. The narrative unfolds theories of organized crime, love triangles, and underlying community tensions. With new leads reignited by a mysterious 2019 caller, the case remains a captivating puzzle worth investigating.
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Aug 12, 2024 • 1h 7min

Strange News: Crickets Are Back on the Menu, RFK and Bear Corpse Litter, the EPA versus Herbicide, and More

Robert Kennedy, Jr., a presidential candidate and son of the late senator, hilariously recounts a bizarre incident involving a bear carcass in Central Park. The discussion also highlights Singapore's surprising approval of edible insects as a sustainable food source and the recent EPA ban on the harmful herbicide DCPA. Their conversation unveils the absurdity of political legacies while addressing crucial public health risks, making for a captivating blend of humor and serious issues in today's society.
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Aug 9, 2024 • 43min

CLASSIC: How did North America's largest city disappear? The Mysterious Collapse of Cahokia

Cahokia was a thriving pre-Columbian city that rivaled London in size, yet mysteriously vanished by 1350. Examining its impressive urban planning and cultural depth reveals a complex society with intricate trade networks. The hosts explore various theories about its decline, from natural disasters to social upheaval, challenging traditional narratives. Rituals and even sacrifices hint at deeper societal issues. Ultimately, this fascinating tale prompts reflections on the fleeting nature of civilizations and the mysteries that surround our history.
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Aug 8, 2024 • 54min

Listener Mail: Big Bug, the Fuyao Factory Raid, Irish Perspective on Speed Limiters and The Great Last Meal Debate

In this discussion, conspiracy realist scbuggeek sheds light on the mysterious Big Bug phenomenon. Lauren provides a gripping account of a Fuyao factory raid in Dayton, revealing serious labor violations. C shares an Irish view on the future of automotive speed limiters and its societal impacts. Finally, Ben sparks a humorous yet deep conversation about ideal last meals, highlighting the emotional connections we have with food and sharing personal preferences. The blend of humor and serious topics keeps listeners engaged and pondering.
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Aug 7, 2024 • 56min

The US versus the American Indian Movement

Explore the often-overlooked story of the American Indian Movement as it battles systemic oppression and historical injustices. Delve into the irony of America’s protest roots while examining the government's efforts to undermine these crucial movements. Learn about the striking contrast between the treatment of Native activists and that of other protest groups. Discover the significance of Alcatraz as a symbol of resistance and the complex dynamics affecting indigenous rights in contemporary society.
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Aug 6, 2024 • 42min

CLASSIC: Power, Politics, Corruption and Prayer: What is 'The Family'?

Dive into the shadowy world of a secretive group influencing U.S. politics since 1935. Discover the tangled web of lobbying, especially within healthcare, and the surprising ways it all connects back to faith. Examine the controversial origins of the National Prayer Breakfast, and how it serves as a platform for political maneuvering. Listen as they unpack the potent mix of religion and power, revealing the hidden dynamics of a network that operates behind closed doors.
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Aug 5, 2024 • 1h 8min

Strange News: Spain's Porn Passport, the Paris Olympics, China's New Nuclear Reactor and a Bay of Piglets

Spain is introducing a controversial 'porn passport' to verify ages for adult content while raising privacy concerns. The conversation shifts to the impending Paris Olympics, exploring its cultural and political controversies, especially surrounding the opening ceremonies. Additionally, China's breakthrough with a new nuclear reactor promises to transform energy production. The hosts weave humor into discussions about odd news stories, including a playful connection between piglets and the Bay of Pigs.
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Aug 2, 2024 • 47min

Carl-Erik Björkegren: The Disappearing Billionaire

Join Carl-Erik Björkegren, a notorious Swedish business tycoon whose mysterious disappearance has baffled many. The conversation dives into the paradox of wealth, exploring how financial success can breed isolation and intrigue. Carl-Erik's rise from humble beginnings to billionaire status is marked by ethical controversy and suspicious circumstances surrounding his vanishing in 1994. The podcast unpacks rumors of debt, possible criminal connections, and the complexities of disappearing in a modern world, making for a captivating tale of mystery and wealth.
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Aug 1, 2024 • 49min

Listener Mail: The Most Dangerous Animal, Secret ESP Countermeasures, Spies and Psychics

This discussion dives into the fascinating world of ESP, exploring whether governments have countermeasures against psychic abilities. There's a captivating debate about the most dangerous large, non-human animal, with surprising contenders like humans in the mix. The conversation also touches on the intrigue of psychic spies and intuition within criminal investigations, raising questions about belief and skepticism. Listeners share gripping stories that connect intuition with tragic events, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats.
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Jul 31, 2024 • 45min

The Mystery of the Dropa Stones

Uncover the bizarre tale of the Dropa Stones, ancient artifacts linked to alien lore and predating our known technologies. Investigate the mysterious 716 granite disks thought to connect to strange humanoids. Explore the intersection of mythology and misinformation while critiquing sensational narratives. Enjoy a humorous take on celebrities and the morality of folklore as you navigate the gray areas of fact and fiction. Can we separate the truth from the captivating stories that shape our perceptions?

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