
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 | 2000 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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I’m a long time listener. I came for the witty banter & humor, but stuck around for the hosts willingness to take on topics that aren’t on most people’s radars or possibly considered controversial (most recently the Epstein episode but the list is long.) The strange news/ current events keep the podcast relevant and the listener mail segments give it an interactive feel. I appreciate that while the guys try to present all sides to stories, they aren’t afraid to call it like they see it.
I've been a long time listener. I love this podcast. Except Noal. His vocal fry is annoying. I don't understand the vocal Fry? Why do you have to have it to be on this pod? Is it supposed to make you sound intelligent. Noah is half of the time tripping on his words while trying to use ever 20 letter word in his vocabulary. It's like we get it you read something and feel smarter. Bye no longer a subscriber. Can get past your Nazi agenda
The episode about Palentir they used an example of them tracking protesters, the Minneapolis ”protesters” which are violent rioters and were joking about how it “should” still be legal to protest in this country. Clearly siding with the violent rioters. But they don’t have that same energy about the January 6thers because apparently Republicans and conservatives do not have the right to protest. Their TDS has been on full display lately and it’s just so predictable. Unfollowing!
Some interesting stuff here. Though a lot of it doesn’t qualify as Stuff They Don’t Want You To Know, but rather obscure trivia. Show would be improved by dropping Noel, who is mostly unlistenable, and is a world class talent at confidently incorrect proclamations, and nothingburger conspiracies.
I listened to this podcast to get away from politics. Both left and right. They consistently insert politics into just about every show now. And always ultra leftist politics. Even if the show isn’t related to politics.
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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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