
Do you want to know the truth behind the world’s wildest conspiracy theories? Former CIA officers John Sipher & Jerry O’Shea try to determine where misinformation is coming from, when we’re being lied to and when a conspiracy theory is an actual real conspiracy. In the world of espionage, they were part of creating conspiracies. Now they and their circle of experts probe what’s true and when we’re... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsSociety & Culture | |||

Rebecca Saltzburg spent years living with Tulsi Gabbard’s family, inside the Science of Identity Foundation, and in the inner circle of Chris Butler, the leader of its Hawaiian sect, of which Tulsi and her parents were long-time members. Years after ... more
In March 1944, three American OSS officers parachuted into Hungary on a mission to be taken prisoner. A story that was classified for decades, the team — a Dartmouth graduate, a World War I fighter pilot and a former New York Giants lineman who becam... more
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We didn't always assume the government was hiding aliens. The Manhattan Project was a crash course in how to run a secret program. Some secrets were real and necessary. Some were real and nee... more
In 2016, former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele produced a series of intelligence memos that were leaked and widely called “The Steel Dossier” containing allegations about Russia's interference in the US election and links between Tru... more
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Great pod, but I agree with the person who asked that the background sounds and music be dropped. I don’t need to be lulled into feeling a certain way, what you guys talk about is very interesting. Keep up the great work!
This is one of the best podcasts, and I can’t wait for the new episode every week. However, the background music drowns out the speakers and really detracts from the show. I know it’s being used for effect, but it’s not needed. The stories are rich enough in content and drama on their own and should be the main focus. Great hosts and great guests!
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Tasc of episodes skews toward deep dives into intelligence history, geopolitics, and the ethics of espionage, blending long-form interviews with veteran CIA officers and investigative journalists. Conversations routinely explore Five Eyes history, the role of defectors, conspiracy narratives, and geopolitics involving Russia, China, Iran, and the Middle East, often framed through historical cases (Curveball, Gordon Banks, WMDs) and current tech implications like AI in intelligence. Notable is the balance between insider perspectives, rigorous context, and a willingness to challenge official narratives, making it appealing to listeners who want rigorous analysis, cautionary tales, and nuanced discussion beyond sensational headlines. The show... more
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