The Inexplicable

In this episode, we descend far below the bustling streets of Paris to uncover one of the world’s most haunting and fascinating underground labyrinths—the Paris Catacombs. From their origins as ancient limestone quarries to their transformation into a sprawling ossuary holding the remains of millions, the Catacombs are a place where history, mystery, and myth intertwine.

In this episode, we journey back to 1513 to unravel one of cartography’s most mysterious artifacts — the Piri Reis Map. Discovered on a tattered piece of gazelle-skin parchment, this early 16th-century world map has baffled historians, geographers, and conspiracy theorists alike. How did an Ottoman admiral chart parts of South America — and possibly even Antarctica — centuries before modern discovery?

In this episode, I dive deep into the evidence behind the Loch Ness Monster. We’ll look at the science, the sonar scans, the eyewitness reports, and the cultural obsession that turned a quiet Scottish loch into a global mystery. Along the way, I'll separate fact from fiction, explore what could really be behind the sightings, and ask: why do we want to believe in monsters so badly?

In this episode, I explore the enduring mystery of the Bermuda Triangle — the stretch of ocean where ships and planes have vanished without a trace. From legendary disappearances to scientific explanations, I separate fact from fiction and ask: what really lies beneath these infamous waters?

In this episode, i explore the Ark of the Covenant—the legendary chest said to hold the Ten Commandments and embody the presence of God. From its biblical role leading Israel’s armies to the mystery of its disappearance, we trace history, legend, and modern theories about one of the most enduring sacred relics of all time.

In this episode, I dive into the mysterious phenomenon of déjà vu — that strange feeling of having lived a moment before. I explore the latest neuroscience behind why it happens, what it reveals about memory and perception, and how our brains sometimes blur the line between the past and present.

The oceans most feared predator. Longer than a bus, heavier than 25 SUVs, this beast was just a specimen. Stick around for this episode to find out just how frightening these animals were!

The highly polarizing Shroud of Turin. Could it be a fake, a phony? Or is it the real deal? Today, I look at its journey through time and the evidence along the way for it.

Have you ever wondered what time actually is? Or where it came from? Did we invent it or has it always been there? If you have these types of questions then this episode is for you.I delve into the depths of time, looking at the theoretical aspects of time, as well as societal and historical elements.

Ever heard the saying 'Time is an illusion' ? This episode delves into the depths of that statement, assessing the theoretical elements of time as well as the societal impacts of how we measure time and ultimately what our interaction with time is like.After all time is only man-made. Or is it?