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Mystery of Everything is a captivating and thought-provoking
podcast that takes you on a journey into the mysterious and
unexplained realms of our world. Join our hosts, Gabby Bell and Brenna
Hatter, two accomplished scientists with a passion for unraveling the
enigmas that have fascinated humanity for centuries.
Each episode of Mystery of Everything delves deep into the world of cryptids,
pseudoscience, conspiracies, and more, as Gabby and Brenna apply their
scientific expertise and vivid imaginations to uncover the truth
behind these puzzling phenomena. Together, they bring a refreshing
blend of skepticism, curiosity, and humor to the table, separating
fact from fiction, and shedding light on the darkest corners of our
collective imagination all while providing a few laughs.
So, whether you're a skeptic or a believer, Mystery of Everything promises to
entertain and enlighten, as they guide you through the labyrinth of
the unexplained. Join them on this thrilling scientific adventure as
they seek to uncover the mysteries that continue to baffle and
captivate us all.
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In a nearly unbelievable chapter of Oregon history, a guru from India gathered 2,000 followers to live on a remote eastern Oregon ranch. The dream collapsed decades ago amid attempted murders, criminal charges and deportations.
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Submarines are the silent hunters of the deep. From the large nuclear-powered boats of today’s navies, to the German U-Boats of the First and Second World Wars, these machines hidden beneath the waves can change the course of history. In the United States, the first submersible was the Turtle with an egg-shaped hull designed by David Bushnell. This hand-powered submarine was used in a failed attempt to sink the British ship HMS Eagle in New York Harbor in 1776. Nearly one hundred years later the HL Hunley, a submarine built by the Confederate States of America, would become the first to sink an enemy vessel during the American Civil War.
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Have you ever “heard” yourself talk in your head? If you have, then you’ve experienced a common phenomenon called an internal monologue.
Also referred to as “internal dialogue,” “the voice inside your head,” or an “inner voice,” your internal monologue is the result of certain brain mechanisms that cause you to “hear” yourself talk in your head without actually speaking and forming sounds.
While an internal monologue is a common occurrence, not everyone experiences it. There’s a lot that researchers have yet to uncover about why some people frequently “hear” an inner voice, and what it means.
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A cult established in 1987 by Shoko Asahara, the Aum aimed to take over Japan and then the world. Approved as a religious entity in 1989 under Japanese law, the group ran candidates in a Japanese parliamentary election in 1990. Over time the cult began to emphasize the imminence of the end of the world and stated that the United States would initiate Armageddon by starting World War III with Japan.
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Hello fellow detectives, today's mystery, or mysteries I should say, remain unsolved. The beauty in these things is that they could be solved at any point in time though which fills my cold heart with joy. We’re going to cover 10 mysteries! Inspired by an article I read from treehugger.com called “10 of the World’s Biggest Unsolved Mysteries” by Brian Nelson, updated on October 3rd, 2024 so very recently. We have a lot to cover and honestly almost all of these I had never even heard of before so let’s go ahead and dive into the first one on the list that lives rent free in my head. We’re actually probably going to cover the first five tonight and the next five on the next Bren episode because I don’t want to rush these. Let’s go!
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Today's episode is an old patron exclusive due to the holidays. The papacy has SEEN some stuff and on today's bonus episode we just air out all of their dirty laundry.
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Hello fellow detectives, today's mystery, or mysteries I should say, remain unsolved. The beauty in these things is that they could be solved at any point in time though which fills my cold heart with joy. We’re going to cover 10 mysteries! Inspired by an article I read from treehugger.com called “10 of the World’s Biggest Unsolved Mysteries” by Brian Nelson, updated on October 3rd, 2024 so very recently. We have a lot to cover and honestly almost all of these I had never even heard of before so let’s go ahead and dive into the first one on the list that lives rent free in my head. We’re actually probably going to cover the first five tonight and the next five on the next Bren episode because I don’t want to rush these. Let’s go!
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Today's episode is a special collab with Stakuyi who takes us on the insane story of the Norwegian Black Metal band Mayhem and the wild developments that unfolded. From church burning, to murder, and more, this episode was an interesting one.
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In today's show we look Charles Hatfield, the man behind the San Diego flood of 1916, nicknamed "The Rainmaker." Did he really make it rain? Is this pseudoscience or is there an explanation? Let's find out!
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Celestial Seasonings, known for its soothing Sleepytime Tea, harbors a history that is anything but calming. Founded in 1969 by Mo Siegel, the brand quickly became a household name. However, Siegel’s philosophical and spiritual leanings have raised serious ethical concerns over the years.
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Fatal familial insomnia (FFI) is a rare genetic condition that affects your brain and central nervous system. It causes you to have trouble sleeping (insomnia), memory loss (dementia) and muscle twitching. FFI is degenerative, which means symptoms get more severe over time. Symptoms of the condition are life-threatening and there’s no cure. Studies are ongoing to find treatment options to reduce the progression of symptoms and extend the life of people diagnosed with this condition.
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In this episode we look at how cults are formed and how they use psychological tactics to control large amounts of people. The complex social psychology that is a driving factor in controlling cult members is also utilized in totalitarian governments. This episode is a fascinating one and will be followed up by many other more specific cult episodes.
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In today's episode we look at the murder of Peggy Carr and the unlikely murder weapon that unfortunately led to her demise. This episode is a mix of chemistry, forensics, and true crime but it's an interesting, although unfortunate story.
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Hi everyone, today's episode goes over the disappearance and murder of 7 year old Maria Ridulph and the attempts made to find her killer. It also talks about the charging and exoneration of the man that many people thought was responsible.
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In this episode we look at a case in which a murder was captured from a skull that was fished out of the lake by two boys. This case ended up being solved and leading to a killer that would not have been caught without the use of bone forensic analysis. In addition, forensic entomology is discussed briefly to showcase how insects can be used in criminal cases.
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In today's episode we finish looking at the rest of the members of the 27 club and we analyze what causes theories such as this to arise.
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In today's episode Brenna and Gabby are back together! And Brenna explains allergies and allergic reactions. WARNING: We did go on a lot of tangents, sorry.
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In today's episode gabby and steven go over the tragic stories of some members of the 27 club. We look at the reasons for their death, common themes, and try to decipher any patterns as to whether the theory has any weight.
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In today's episode Brenna talks about one of her favourite organisms the tardigrade. We dive into what they are and how they work. Spoiler: They're really freaking cool.
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I'm thinking ancient servants and court officials would think twice before conspiring to kill the king or queen if there is an established practice of sacrificing them to join the ruler in death. They would be strongly motivated to safeguard the ruler's life. This could be a major reason behind the practice.
I've heard that the knock on wood predates Christianity - knocking on wood being a way for pagans/the Celts to call on good spirits/gods for protection or against bad spirits.
in the army, you can fly helicopters after flight school which usually you just get Sergent, go to warrant officer school, then flight school.
long johns are cotton and still available but you def shouldnt use them because they're cotton. the expensive ones are merino wool and won't kill you when they get wet
Good podcast ! heard about it on Moxies podcast #YourBrainOnFacts. Keep up the good work. I think you'll do well. Booyah !!