Danny Jones Podcast

Nick Bryant, the journalist behind Epstein’s Black Book, reveals shocking insights into Jeffrey Epstein’s connections with high-profile figures. He discusses the newly unsealed documents and the implications of powerful names linked to the scandal. The conversation dives into the role of blackmail in the elite circles and raises questions about Ghislaine Maxwell's influence. Bryant also uncovers the troubling ties between P Diddy, Clive Davis, and the CIA, shedding light on a web of corruption that casts a long shadow on both the music industry and political landscape.

Rudyard Lynch, creator of the podcast WhatifAltHist, dives into the alarming possibility of civil war in America as the 2024 election approaches. He discusses how small radical groups can overpower the moderate majority, drawing historical parallels. The conversation also highlights the impact of digital manipulation by tech giants on political discourse and the cyclical nature of political conflict. Lynch explores the interplay between socio-economic factors and rising tensions, debating why understanding these dynamics is crucial for predicting societal unrest.

Andrew Bustamente, a former CIA officer dedicated to demystifying espionage, and John Kiriakou, known for his whistleblowing on waterboarding practices, dive into pressing topics like the 2024 election, privacy laws, and the ethical dilemmas within national security. Their candid debate explores America's political landscape, evaluating the roles of Trump and Kamala Harris. They also tackle the complex nature of whistleblowing and discuss the implications of U.S. actions on global stability, including tensions with Russia and Israel.

Praveen Mohan, an investigator of ancient megalithic structures and archaeology related to extraterrestrial theories, dives into the mysteries of Hindu mythology. He explores the intriguing ideas of ancient flying machines and advanced construction techniques exemplified by the Kailasa Temple. Praveen also discusses the concept of ancient reptilian gods, the potential evidence for giants, and how these narratives compare to modern-day views. With a sprinkling of psychedelic exploration and a deep dive into ancient civilizations, this conversation is a captivating journey through time.

Join John Perkins, a former advisor to the World Bank and expert on international finance, as he unveils the dark side of economic manipulation. He discusses his role as an 'economic hitman,' using debt to coerce countries into serving U.S. interests. The conversation dives into China's growing influence in Ecuador and the geopolitical implications. Perkins also reflects on pivotal moments from his career, including encounters with shady political figures and the moral dilemmas faced in the quest for power. Prepare for a gripping look at global politics!

Historian Tore Olsson dives into America's violent past post-Civil War, discussing Native American wars, Lincoln's views on slavery, the KKK's rise and fall, and the debate over Confederate statues. The episode delves into complex topics like Jim Crow laws, guerrilla warfare tactics, Nathan Bedford Forrest, and the potential for another civil war.

Chip Walter, author and journalist, discusses the pursuit of immortality, gene editing technology, genome sequencing, AI police robots, and preserving humanity's progress in a captivating exploration of scientific advancements and the quest for eternal life.

Former CIA analyst John Kiriakou and true crime writer Matt Cox discuss conspiracy theories, failed planning, potential foreign intelligence involvement, Trump's demeanor, and a hypothetical assassination attempt. They explore historical events, Secret Service reactions, and the implications of security lapses. The conversation delves into past presidential assassination attempts, civil war analysis, political intrigues, and the challenges of protecting VIPs in high-stress situations. They touch on propaganda, election survival, draft return, and the importance of hiring an editor for a potential TV series or documentary.

Philosopher & author Jason Jorjani delves into topics like reverse engineered WWII UFOs, defamation by NY Times, planned coup in Iran, underground space tech facility, alien engineering wars, underwater super-human civilization, and more.

Eric Wargo, a professional science writer, delves into precognitive dreams, psychology studies, remote viewing, retrocausality, and the illusion of free will. The discussion explores dreams predicting major events like 9/11, the source of creative ideas, and the concept of a 4-dimensional universe.