Decoding The Unknown explores history's deepest mysteries to see if we can draw any conclusions about what actually happened. Russian hikers killed by a yeti? Aircraft lost to sea monsters? Probably not, so let's try and figure out what really happened. New episodes every Friday. Also on YouTube!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 249 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
Two mysterious flashes. A secret 1979 nuclear test. CIA vs KGB, Israel–South Africa ties, and a White House cover-up. Unpack the Vela Incident and why the truth was buried deep.
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1994, Oakville, Washington: it rained translucent blobs. People fell ill, animals died, samples vanished, and ‘men in black’ appeared. Aliens, jellyfish, chemicals, or cover-up? We investigate the sticky truth.
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Explore the darkest chapters of WWII: Nazi and Japanese human experiments. Were any findings scientifically useful, and should they ever be used? A chilling, thought-provoking deep dive.
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From Haitian voodoo rituals to parasites in nature and real medical cases, zombies blur the line between myth and reality. Explore their horror origins, science, and survival tips in this chilling dive.
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I don’t normally write reviews for podcasts, but the most recent episode “Was anything useful learned from WWII Human Experimentation” is such a hard hitting and a difficult subject that Simon expertly navigates, it moved me to write this review. This episode is a hard but necessary listen. But also, don’t worry if that’s not your get too,, most episodes are about aliens and magic and ghosts too, and they are a lot lighter!
He talks as though he’s addressing twelve year olds,does anyone want to hear about what has happened to him,definitely not,get rid and get an adult in,great idea for a podcast but presentation poor
I love Simon’s show - his snarkiness and cussing is right up my alley. My caveat - WHY ARE THE COMMERCIALS SO LOUD!?!? They’re much louder than everything else.
I really like the titles of the content, however, whether it be the language/accent barrier and/or the sound, I cannot understand what he is saying. I have tried many times. I have to constantly adjust my volume, either he is speaking too softly for me to hear or it’s too loud. I finally have to give up.
I have listened to every single one of these and even ventured into Casual Criminalist. Simon is fantastic and this show should be daily!! (That is not a reasonable request, but it would make me happy.)
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Spotify | #50 | |
Apple Podcasts | #158 | |
YouTube | #99 | |
Spotify | #25 | |
Apple Podcasts | #104 | |
Apple Podcasts | #129 |
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The content consistently tackles a wide range of enigmatic subjects that straddle history, folklore, and conspiracy theories. Episodes often explore historical events or phenomena that have garnered much speculation, such as human experimentation during World War II or the cultural significance of zombies. The host employs a mix of skepticism and humor, inviting listeners to consider the facts while dissecting popular myths and legends. Noteworthy is the engaging delivery style, which blends storytelling and analysis, making the exploration of complex and often dark topics accessible and entertaining. Listeners are likely drawn in by the intriguing subject matter and the host's distinctive perspective as they navigate through sensational cl... more
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Decoding The Unknown launched 4 years ago and published 249 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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