Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy and Andy sit down this week to discuss listener emails, the latest reports surrounding a possible discovery of Noah’s Ark, and Snake the Bigfoot hunter’s claim that he’s discovered a Sasquatch body. Could Snake’s alleged find be connected to HARD MTN DEW’s $1 million bounty? The guys dig into the mysteries, weigh the possibilities and share a few laughs along the way. From biblical mysteries to Bigfoot hunting, there’s plenty to unpack this week! Support the show...
Send us Fan Mail This week Joe, Jeremey and Andy take to the skies with the strange 1976 XB-ZOX plane incident involving Rafel Pacheco Perez. What started as an aviation mystery quickly gets weird—and naturally, that means it’s time to dust off the conspiracy board.Was it an accident? A case of mistaken identity? Something the government would prefer stayed buried? Or are we connecting dots that were never meant to be connected? Grab your tinfoil hat, fasten your seatbelt, and join the guys a...
Send us Fan Mail This week Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss some of history’s most fascinating examples of apparent predictions of the future, from Morgan Robertson’s Futility, or The Wreck of the Titan, to George Orwell’s 1984, Georges Méliès’s A Trip to the Moon, and the mysterious prophecies of Nostradamus. Are these genuine glimpses into the future, astonishing coincidences, or simply cases of people finding meaning after the fact? Join the guys as they dive into the predictions, the coincide...
Send us Fan Mail This week Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss digital-only games, AI 911 dispatchers, Flock cameras, and the unexpected appearance of Darth Vader at a city council meeting praising Flock cameras. From AI replacing humans to surveillance technology that knows a little too much, we explore the brave new world of automation, artificial intelligence, and the increasingly weird ways technology is showing up in everyday life. Support the show Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1E...
Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy, and Andy revisit a topic that was previously discussed in Episode 23, “Cryogenics,” exploring what cryonics really means, what the science can—and can’t—do today, and what we’ve learned from the early failures and experiments that shaped the field. But beneath the science is a much bigger question: What makes you, you? If your body—or even just your brain—could be preserved and someday revived, would the person who wakes up actually be you? Because sometimes the ...