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The podcast explores Fermi's Paradox, UFO sightings, and the US Congressional Hearing on UFO sightings. Topics include the 'great filter theory', a UFO stopping a football game, the 'coso artifact', and testimony from Retired Maj. David Grusch. Delve into the question of why there aren't more alien civilizations in our galaxy.

A podcast episode that delves into the rare Devil's Hole pupfish found in Death Valley, discussing its isolated habitat, the adaptions for survival, and the challenges it faces. It also explores the mysterious Devil's Hole cave, a diving incident involving the pupfish, and the enigmatic nature of the depth of the hole. Additionally, the chapter touches on the unique digestive system of horses, conservation efforts for rare fish species, and the concepts of density and unexplored caves.

Roommate too casual with cops, mother-in-law's Mac and Cheese drama, daughter-in-law's handling. AITA stories about family drama and the cops.

This podcast episode covers the life and legend of abolitionist John Brown, the conflict of “Bleeding Kansas”, the raid on Harper's Ferry, and the work of important abolitionists like Frederick Douglass and Gerrit Smith. It also includes discussions about restaurants and food experiences, a mysterious candy and card theft, surprising speeches, John Brown's unwavering commitment to his cause, the aftermath of the raid, and the life and legacy of John Brown as a prominent figure in the fight against slavery.

A podcast episode about the Pinkertons and Anonymous, including discussions on President-elect Abraham Lincoln, Jesse James, revenge porn website, and cyberbullying. They also explore the origins of isanyoneup.com, the Texas heartbeat bill, and the dangers of vigilantism. The podcast covers various topics like lactose intolerance, high school memories, and the evolution of the research process.

Topics discussed: Animals in New York City, affluenza case of Ethan Couch, AITA story about moving to NYC, high altitude experience, comedy gore movie and camp, rat kings phenomenon, growth and friendship, New Year superstitions, lenient sentencing, moving vs education dilemma, challenges of the younger generation, celebrity disappointment, art debate, and returning to routine.

Unveiling a spy ring in the US, the true stories of Anna Chapman, personal style, therapeutic cooking, gift unwrapping, reflection on growth, Ellis Island's dark past, the extraordinary life of Emma Goldblum, unique pizza dish, the Anna Chapman scandal, mistrust and phone purchases, a spy's decision and arrest, the success and influence of Anna Chapman, and the unveiling of a former Russian spy.

Learn about the origin of the word 'JUMBO' and the fascinating journey of Jumbo the Elephant from East Africa to New York. Discover his cultural impact and how he influenced the creation of elephant-shaped buildings. Hear the hosts share embarrassing experiences and funny anecdotes, as well as their thoughts on women's hidden lives and popular Christmas songs.

The hosts discuss holidays, vasectomies, and share AITA stories. They talk about Christmas memories, decorations, and family traditions. They also share humorous childhood stories and discuss struggles with remembering important dates. Additionally, they talk about frozen food, thank-you cards, and bad dates.

The podcast discusses making cocktails, fears, and TV shows. They explore the changing perspective on President Snow's character, family traditions, and gift-giving. They also delve into the challenges of sourcing historical material and the murder of John Sheedy. The podcast reflects on Mary's troubled married life, Denver's perception, and the beginning of the trial. They analyze a complex case and societal changes regarding interracial relationships.