Send a text Excuse me on this episode, I had a bit of a head cold, and my brain was working at a slower-than-usual pace, so if I sound uninterested at times, I wasn't, just struggling, which is almost pretty normal for me. Today, we dive into what exactly an urban legend is. Why do we have them, and why do they propagate throughout all societies and cultures? In this search, we'll look at two cases, the Green Children of Woolpit and the Pope Lick Trestle Monster.

Send a text Today, we talk about Moe Berg, a 14-year veteran professional baseball player, who also happened to be a genius and a US spy. Join us as we dive into his incredible story.

Send a text Sorry for the delay, we've been all over, but part three is finally out. On this episode we break down the Montauk Project and all of its crazy conspiracies. Join us today.

Send a text Last week, we discussed confirmed projects in MK Ultra; this week, we dive into projects that have some documented truth, but not enough to really know what happened.

Send a text For the next three episodes, we're going to dive into one of the most bizarre and diabolical projects ever done by the US Government. Most of the documents related to MK Ultra were burned or shredded, so there isn't much left, but what we do have is extraordinary.

Send a text Today, we jump into a funny story about Leonard Wood, an army surgeon, war vet, and father, turned college football player, sort of. Join us as we discuss this intriguing story from the 1800s and some of the origins of college football.

Send a text Many of us believe that humans throughout the years have been dirty, and lived life without the modern hygiene aids that we have today. And while that may be true, many civilizations were meteculous with their hygiene, and did all they could to be clean and smell good. Join us today as we discuss some of these cultures and their hygiene practices.

Send a text Is there a link between the famous Wow signal from 1977 and the ginormous interstellar object currently passing by our sun? Join us today as we dive into it.

Send a text This week, my son Lincoln is back cohosting as Ethney was out of town and unable to join in. Come along as we discuss an interesting case from 1971, where a plane is hit by lightening, crashes, and one lonely 17 year old girl survives. But her survival is only the beginning of her fight for life in the jungles of Peru.

Send a text Today, we talk about one of the most bizarre stories we've ever covered, and it's right here in our own backyard, in Central Washington. Mel Waters bought some land outside of Ellensburg, Washington, and discovered a large hole with seemingly no known bottom. In fact, his neighbors had used it for years as a dumping ground. But after some time, Mel started to investigate the strange hole, and what it led to is a wild story full of unbelievable twists. Join us today as we discuss M...