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The Broken Truth | History Podcast

The Broken Truth | History Podcast

Written by: Garrett Greene
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 The Broken Truth Podcast is a high-authority investigative documentary podcast uncovering suppressed history, power structures, cultural manipulation, and the unseen forces shaping our world. Hosted by Garrett Greene, The Broken Truth blends deep-level research, historical documentation, declassified records, expert sources, and disciplined narrative storytelling to examine the stories society overlooks — or deliberately avoids. This is not entertainment for curiosity’s sake.
It’s a disciplined investigation into truth, perception, and the mechanisms that shape modern reality. Our mission is to challenge passive narratives, inspire critical thinking, preserve historical awareness, and empower individuals with context beyond headlines, politics, or media framing. 📌 Topics we explore
• Hidden & disputed history
• Government secrecy & declassified files
• Media influence & perception control
• Cultural narratives & psychological conditioning
• Ancient civilizations & unexplained history
• Global power, policy, and influence
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  • Genesis 9: The Covenant Most People Misunderstand

    Genesis 9: The Covenant Most People Misunderstand
    Jan 24 2026
    Most people were taught that the flood story ends with a rainbow and a fresh start — but what if that explanation is incomplete, simplified, and missing the deeper weight of what God actually promises in Genesis 9?
    In this episode of Garrett Greene’s Bible Study, we examine Genesis chapter 9 — the
    covenant after the flood — and why it has quietly shaped how Scripture understands justice, mercy, and human dignity ever since.
    Using ancient biblical texts, historical context, and careful theological interpretation, this
    episode explores God’s covenant with all creation, the meaning of the rainbow, the restraint of divine judgment, and the unsettling reality that sin persists even after deliverance — details often overlooked in surface-level readings of the passage.
    If Genesis 9 is not about humanity starting over, but about God choosing patience in a broken world, it doesn’t just change how we understand the flood — it forces us to reconsider how God deals with sin, justice, authority, and mercy throughout history.
    This isn’t speculation for entertainment. This is about understanding how we live faithfully in a world where grace restrains judgment, but does not erase human responsibility.

    By the end of this episode, you’ll understand:
    ● Why the covenant sign of the rainbow was preserved as a reminder of God’s restraint
    ● What Scripture clearly says — and does not say — about justice, human life, and
    accountability
    ● And how the story of Noah’s failure after the flood speaks directly to modern faith after
    spiritual victory

    This episode is for thoughtful Christians, serious Bible students, and listeners who want
    more than simplified answers — people who are willing to sit with Scripture honestly and seek its full context rather than settling for familiar summaries.

    🧠 Comment below: How has Genesis 9 shaped — or challenged — the way you think about judgment and mercy?
    🔔 Follow and subscribe for weekly, verse-by-verse Bible studies that take Scripture seriously and walk patiently through its depth.

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    Read More: Show Notes

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    Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and theories discussed in this podcast are for educational, historical, and entertainment purposes only. They do not represent established scientific fact or professional advice.
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    19 mins
  • Mount Hermon: Where Heaven Crossed the Line

    Mount Hermon: Where Heaven Crossed the Line
    Jan 22 2026
    Most people were taught that the story of the Watchers was symbolic — a moral tale about
    corruption — but what if that explanation was incomplete, deliberately simplified, or intentionally avoided?

    In this episode of The Broken Truth Podcast, we investigate Mount Hermon, a real
    geographic location tied to one of the most controversial passages in biblical history.

    Using ancient texts, historical records, and early theological writings, this episodeexamines the descent of the Watchers, the sworn oath recorded at Mount Hermon, and why this location continues to appear across hostile traditions despite later efforts to minimize its
    meaning.We explore why the story was reframed as metaphor, how geographic details complicate the official narrative, and why certain texts were excluded, reinterpreted, or quietly sidelined.

    If the Watchers narrative preserves memory of a real event rather than a symbolic warning, it
    doesn’t just change how we understand Genesis — it forces us to reconsider how power,
    authority, and dangerous knowledge are controlled throughout history.
    This isn’t speculation for entertainment. This is about understanding how uncomfortable
    history gets softened until it no longer threatens the system that survived it.

    By the end of this episode, you’ll understand:
    ● Why Mount Hermon was preserved as a named location
    ● What institutional theology and modern scholarship never fully explains
    ● And how the reclassification of dangerous knowledge as “myth” still shapes modern
    narratives today

    This episode is for skeptical thinkers, history buffs, and conspiracy-curious listeners who
    question surface-level explanations and want the full context — not the approved version.

    🧠 Comment below: Do you think the significance of Mount Hermon was suppressed,
    misunderstood, or dismissed on purpose?
    🔔 Follow The Broken Truth Podcast for weekly investigations into hidden history and
    forbidden knowledge.

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    Read More: Show Notes

    If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, join our Discord community, and support us on Patreon for deeper dives.

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    Copyright © 2025 Garrett Greene, The Broken Truth Podcast. All Rights Reserved. This podcast and all related content (audio, video, transcripts, and promotional materials) are the intellectual property of The Broken Truth Podcast. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or modification is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.

    Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and theories discussed in this podcast are for educational, historical, and entertainment purposes only. They do not represent established scientific fact or professional advice.
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    22 mins
  • Nick Shirley and the $9 Billion Question: Fraud, Oversight, and the Cost of Silence

    Nick Shirley and the $9 Billion Question: Fraud, Oversight, and the Cost of Silence
    Jan 20 2026
    #nickshirley #learingcenter #daycarefraud

    Nine billion dollars entered the public conversation — not as a confirmed theft, but as a question no institution seemed prepared to answer in full. In this episode of The Broken Truth Podcast, we examine how independent investigator Nick Shirley became a catalyst in a much larger story involving documented fraud cases, disputed estimates, government oversight failures, and a system struggling to reconcile itself in public.

    Drawing from court records, media reporting, congressional statements, and official government responses, this episode separates verified facts from viral narrative — and explores what happens when aggregate numbers expose structural weaknesses no single agency wants to own.

    This is not a story about one man or one scandal. It is an investigation into how modern systems manage accountability, why large-scale failures are absorbed rather than confronted, and how normalization becomes the quiet end stage of oversight collapse.

    If fraud is proven in court, it is prosecuted.
    If it exists in fragments, it is explained away.

    And when the full picture never quite comes together, the question remains: Is the system broken — or functioning exactly as designed?

    Follow The Broken Truth Podcast for disciplined investigations into power, silence, and the mechanisms that decide what the public is allowed to see.

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    Read More: Show Notes

    If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, join our Discord community, and support us on Patreon for deeper dives.

    💌 Patreon: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://patreon.com/TheBrokenTruthPodcast⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠

    Copyright © 2025 Garrett Greene, The Broken Truth Podcast. All Rights Reserved. This podcast and all related content (audio, video, transcripts, and promotional materials) are the intellectual property of The Broken Truth Podcast. Unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or modification is strictly prohibited without prior written consent.

    Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and theories discussed in this podcast are for educational, historical, and entertainment purposes only. They do not represent established scientific fact or professional advice.
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    22 mins
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