
The Sit Back with Uncle Yak podcast, is a podcast which focuses on conspiracy theories, paranormal stories, and personal accounts from my time in the Military to my ordinary life.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 141 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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This episdoe I'm joined by Luis Martinez as he helps me unpack the 1st half of 2026 the only way possible, with lots of drinks. Join us as we start from January 2026 and end at July 2026 and see what we have been up to as a society thus far. You dont... more
This Episode, I look into the very first story ever told, the Epic of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh ruled over 4,000 years ago in ancient Mesapotamia in the ancient city of Uruk. This great epic details his life, the detaled visions of a great flood that woul... more
This episode of Story TIme with Uncle Yak im joined by my friend Johnny Suniga, a decorated Vietnam Veteran who gives his side of Vietnam and the experiece he went through while deployed. After joining the Marine Corp after High School, Johnny had a ... more
That time of year again for Uncle Yak's drunk podcast year in review. This episode starts in mid July and takes you all the way to the end of December with events you may have forgotten about. I'm joined by Nove Morales and Rene Jimenez as they assis... more
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Great episode on USS Liberty. Look into the CIA/MI-6 led coup of 1953 where the democratically elected leader of Iran was overthrown.
Talks too much and repeats things over and over. I had to turn it off after 25 minutes. I really wanted to like this too.
too much talk about politics… I just wanna listen about cryptids and spooky events! good if you say “let’s go Brandon” and also love Bigfoot
I enjoy this podcast it covers many cryptid encounters I’ve not heard before. Also many topics are covered one never hears on other podcast. Bigfoot is the most interesting but many other topics are explored.
Unc yak is authentic and a brilliant story teller . You gotta get on this podcast
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This show blends conspiracy theories, paranormal stories, and personal war- and life-era anecdotes into a casual, humor-fueled conversation. Episodes frequently mix current events, pop culture tangents, and skeptical-but-curious riffs, anchored by a relatable host who shares military memories and personal experiences. Guests range from veterans to people with insider or regional perspectives, contributing anecdotes that ground broader theories in real-world perspective. The format tends to be freewheeling, opinionated, and unapologetically unpolished, which can feel like a late-night conversation among friends. Fans often cite authentic storytelling, a distinctive storytelling voice, and a willingness to explore fringe ideas, while some lis... more
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Recent guests on Sit Back include:
1. Luis Martinez
2. Johnny Suniga
3. Mr. Nove Morales
4. Rene Jimenez
5. Nobe Morales
6. Ruben Benavidez
7. Noah Morales
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