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Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

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United States
Jeffrey Epstein
Venezuela
Artificial Intelligence
Peter Thiel
Brain Drain
Kensington Runestone
Ufos
China
Palantir Technologies
Lucy Letby
American Dream
Vikings
Vinland
Nuclear Weapons
Russia
Youtube
Flock Safety
Poltergeist
U.S. Foreign Policy

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.

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As World War II drew to a close, nations across the planet scrambled to take stock, to recover, to rebuild and survive. But the looming spectre of nuclear technology continued to grow -- the US went against allies and enemies alike to keep its milita... more

Whenever it's time for an election in the United States, a curious thing happens. A domestic scandal, a crisis, a hostage situation: whatever the specifics, these events are known as 'October Surprises'. In tonight's episode, recorded live at sea on ... more

Nevada is currently considering new legislation that will allow businesses to create their own increasingly autonomous communities. Fans of the idea paint it as an innovative, new way to get jobs and tax dollars to Nevada. Opponents worry it creates ... more

The US experienced a massive economic boom in the years following the close of World War II. The country managed to avoid the destruction that laid waste to parts of Asia and Europe -- and it was also in possession of nuclear technology. As many Amer... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. James Stout
Award-winning journalist, author, historian, polyglot; creator of Natural Causes
Natural Causes / Cool Zone Media
Episode: Natural Causes, an Interview with Dr. James Stout
Agent Scully
Special guest
Episode: Why Does the US Want Greenland? Chapter Two: War or Peace
Duke Nukem
Former Air Force officer, Missileer, voicemail guest
Independent military community guest
Episode: Listener Mail: Smart Dust, Haunted Missile Silos, Charlie Kirk and More
Jai Shree RĀM
Conspiracy realist contributing tech discussion
Listener
Episode: Listener Mail: Smart Dust, Haunted Missile Silos, Charlie Kirk and More
Alex Jones
Radio host and founder of InfoWars (imitation used on show)
InfoWars
Episode: CLASSIC: Davos & The Great Reset, Chapter II
Ms. Squared
Listener who contributed a detailed email about sleeper agents
Listener, Conspiracy Realists community
Episode: Listener Mail: Sleeper Agents, Devil Corp, Automated Book Scanners, and the Gandalf Protest!
Codename Box Boy
Listener who submitted a song recommendation and commentary
Listener, Conspiracy Realists community
Episode: Listener Mail: Sleeper Agents, Devil Corp, Automated Book Scanners, and the Gandalf Protest!
Vegan Bookworm
Listener with library background who discusses scanning books with automatic scanners
Listener, Conspiracy Realists community
Episode: Listener Mail: Sleeper Agents, Devil Corp, Automated Book Scanners, and the Gandalf Protest!
Box Boy
See Codename Box Boy above
Listener, Conspiracy Realists community
Episode: Listener Mail: Sleeper Agents, Devil Corp, Automated Book Scanners, and the Gandalf Protest!

Hosts

Matt
Host with deep engagement in investigative storytelling and conspiratorial topics
Noel
Co-host and moderator with broad interests in conspiracy culture and media analysis
Ben
Co-host with investigative emphasis and guest handling
Dylan
Producer/host contributing to production and analysis

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 19.6k ratings
  • Ads :(

    4 stars -1 because of the ads. No doubt an iHeart and/or Acast issue. It’s so sad what big money has done to podcasts. Reluctantly unsubscribing…

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    TheNeighbour
    Australiaa month ago
  • Tangents are too boring

    The guys are sidetracked fairly easily which often can go 15-20 minutes without getting to the topic at hand. Given that many of the topics are interesting, it would be so much better if they went deeper into each and added their opinions about the legitimacy of the topics. Not as many jokes would make it a lot better IMO. The jokes and banter are not as good as getting to the content! Feels like a bait and switch. I’ve come back many times and always leave upset.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    statedept1515
    United Statesa month ago
  • #1 in my podcast list!

    Simply put, SUPERB.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bring on the Paine
    United Statesa month ago
  • Lies

    Lying leftist sods.

    Calling illegal holding facilities “concentration camps” discredits absolutely everything you say.

    Trash.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Pompadour74
    United Statesa month ago
  • Bad reviews just prove them right

    These guys are very fair in their analysis; these conservative complainers are just proving that this podcast is what it says it is…stuff they don’t want you to know. I always learn a lot, so thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    yarnprofessor527
    United Statesa month ago

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Positive comments highlight entertainment value and curiosity-embracing format.

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Natural Causes, an Interview with Dr. James Stout
Q: What can an everyday listener do to help their community start building resilience today?
Start small: talk to neighbors, share resources, offer practical help like fixing things or lending tools, and build simple, non-hierarchical ways to organize around common needs.
From Skyline Drive: Organ Trail
Q: Are there real plans to create whole-body replacements or non-sentient organ sacs as an alternative to traditional transplants?
The episode presents theoretical frameworks and interviews that suggest these ideas are being explored conceptually, with clear caveats about current feasibility and ethical concerns; the cofounder emphasizes ongoing work with immunocompatible organs rather than head or full-body transplants.
The Organ Trail, with Mangesh Hattikudur
Q: Can you tell us a little bit about the headline issues with cloning human organs?
Cloning raises ethics about consent and what it means to replace an organ safely; it also prompts questions about how a clone would experience life and who has authority over its use.
Exercise Tiger: The Slapton Sands Cover-up
Q: Why did Exercise Tiger happen the way it did, and could it have been prevented?
The episode argues it was a combination of overambition, miscommunication, and inadequate protection for slow-moving landing craft, with live-fire exercises conducted under time pressure and frequency mismatches that left many troops unknowingly exposed to danger; improvements afterward suggest better coordination, safer ship formations, and standardized equipment.
Oh, DOGE!
Q: What happens next with Doge?
The situation remains unclear, with internal dissent indicating potential inefficiencies and ulterior motives behind its actions.

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A long-running, conversational show that mixes conspiracy-oriented theories, historical investigations, and current-tech geopolitics with skeptical analysis and humor. Episodes frequently explore government programs, media narratives, and the ethics of power, often weaving in archival sources, firsthand anecdotes, and cross-cutting themes like misinformation, surveillance, and corporate influence. Noteworthy how the hosts balance curiosity with critical thinking, delivering accessible explainers while challenging prevailing narratives. The format tends to blend deep dives with listener engagement, making it a potential fit for audiences who enjoy investigative storytelling and provocative takes on culture, technology, and history.

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1. Dr. James Stout
2. Agent Scully
3. Duke Nukem
4. Jai Shree RĀM
5. Alex Jones
6. Ms. Squared
7. Codename Box Boy
8. Vegan Bookworm

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