
From UFOs to psychic powers and government cover-ups, history is riddled with unexplained events. You can turn back now or learn the Stuff They Don't Want You To Know ... an audio podcast from iHeartRadio.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 2028 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

In this week's strange news segment: Ben and Matt explore a billionaire's mission to save Pablo Escobar's Hippos. Also, western oil profits skyrocket as the conflict in Iran continues, triggering drama in OPEC. But Ku-wait one second... the FBI inves... more
For most of modern history, the concept of ownership was pretty simple. You paid for something, either all at once or over time, and boom: you owned it. However, as Ben, Matt and Noel discover in today's episode, powerful forces are conspiring to pus... more
In this week's listener mail segment: Ben, Matt and Noel respond to an anonymous call about disappearing scientists and military officials. PCC38Lightning hips the guys to trucking and liberty. J-Ill explains the newer issues with environmental conta... more
Tucked away in Suffolk, more than 60 miles from London, the tiny village of Borley is a 'blink-and-you'll-miss-it' spot on the map of the UK countryside. Yet despite its size, this little community was infamous for being home to one of England's most... more
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I could listen to a Reddit podcast if I wanted to, and I don’t want to, but sometimes it feels like I am when you reference a Reddit post in several episodes. Potentially you could find the source material within the post? Or find source material about a Reddit post? But it’s bringing down your credibility guys and I love you guys
I love this podcast and a big fan of the individual called “Ben.” Matt is awesome too as he and I all the same questions in my honest opinion. Honest question. Of all the things in this world to have a subreddit how does this show NOT have one? Baffling. I need a safe space to debate and chat about all the thought provoking conversation and I have deleted Meta products as everyone should. That’s all. Take care. Rue the Rutabaga!
The March 30th show was ridiculous. None of you have a clue how government agencies operate or what capabilities certain division’s have. You can’t chalk up everything to a conspiracy when it’s simply human induced and in particular, partisan politics. Both sides are terrible, but after this show, I see which side you’re all leaning on.
Y’all were so pleased that Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Lisa Phillips got emotional in regards to Afroman’s music video claiming she enjoys licking female “parts”, but that does not jive with your typical over the top virtue signaling regarding female oppression past/present nor does it jive with your common extended diatribes regarding sexual preferences. What gives? Oh… Lisa Phillips is a member of Law Enforcement. That makes her fair game for your insensitive celebration. Such phony virtue s... more
These guys have all the makings of a great podcast. But then they just….. don’t. You could be a source of truth but settle for verbose nothingness. I could go on but I learned it from watching you, dad. Fart. *dies*
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This audio podcast features engaging discussions on various intriguing and often bizarre topics, ranging from conspiracy theories and UFOs to psychological phenomena and historical mysteries. The hosts navigate the realms of unexplained events and controversies, fostering a blend of humor and insightful commentary that resonates with listeners who enjoy delving into the unusual aspects of society and culture. Each episode typically presents a mix of jokes and serious analyses, compelling listeners to question and contemplate numerous facets of the human experience, often drawing from obscure historical narratives and current events.
Noteworthy features include a lighthearted yet informative approach to topics such as government secrecy, te... more
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