Episodes

  • Cardiff Giant Hoax - Unearth America's Greatest Deception with Lucien Graves
    Apr 6 2026
    Join host Lucien Graves as he unravels the Cardiff Giant hoax of 1869, when a ten-foot stone figure fooled thousands into believing they'd discovered a biblical giant. Discover how this magnificent con reveals more about human nature than any truth ever could.

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    1 min
  • Cardiff Giant Hoax - A Sucker Born Every Minute: Barnum, Copycats, and the Hoax That Wouldn't Die
    Apr 6 2026
    Host Lucien Graves explores the infamous 1869 Cardiff Giant hoax, when P.T. Barnum created a replica of an already-fake petrified giant, sparking a lawsuit between fraudsters over which fabrication deserved recognition. Discover how this absurd courtroom battle birthed one of America's most famous misattributed quotes and spawned an entire ecosystem of copycat hoaxes across New York.

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    29 mins
  • Cardiff Giant Hoax - The Atheist's Blueprint: How George Hull Built a 3,000-Pound Lie
    Apr 6 2026
    Host Lucien Graves recounts the Cardiff Giant hoax, where atheist George Hull spent two years and thousands of dollars carving a fake petrified giant to mock religious literalists who believed in biblical giants. Buried in 1868 and "discovered" in 1869, the three-thousand-pound gypsum figure fooled thousands and exposed America's willingness to believe comforting lies over inconvenient truths.

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    25 mins