
Stories of unsolved mysteries, lost treasures, ghosts, hauntings, aliens, UFOs, abductions, conspiracies, and missing persons.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1500 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsReligion & Spirituality | |||

The Conspiracy to Kill JFK and the Kissinger Conspiracy
Conspiracies involving Israeli Bubble gum, Jack the Ripper, Michael Jackson and Dr. David Kelly
HAARP, Murder of Dag Hammarskjold, Heinrich Himmler. Holloman AFB, Katrina, Tsunamis
Ebola, FEMA, Foo Fighters, Ford Pinto, Free Electricity, General Motors, Global Warming, Gulf War Illness
The Murder of Kurt Cobain, Codex Alimentarius, Committee of 300, CAN, Denver International Airport
The James Bondish attempts to kill Castro, Chupacrabra, Cloudbuster, Club of the Isles
Questions About the World Trade Center Attack
The British Royal Family, Bruce Lee, California Wildfires, Chelyabinsk Meteor, Chernobyl
Rambling not good
The problem is no descriptions. Just a sentence stating the main topic of each show would be good. Takes too long to find the topics I am interested in. So I ended up not listening as often as I would if I knew what the shows cover.
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A host-driven show exploring unsolved mysteries, fringe history, and conspiracy lore, with a strong bent toward aliens, UFOs, disappearances, hauntings, and secretive world events. Episodes mix deep-dive storytelling, archival references, and personal reflections, often delivered as monologues or conversations that weave historical context with modern interpretations. Notable is the sustained focus on fringe topics, skepticism toward official accounts, and a steady appetite for cultural storytelling around mysteries and conspiracy culture.
The program stands out for its persistent curiosity across a broad spectrum of esoteric subjects, regularly revisiting well-known cases (Roswell, disappearances, MIB) while probing under-explored angles ... more
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2. John Todd
3. Marco Levy
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