Was the sinking of the Titanic used to take out people who were key in denying the Federal Reserve, or just one big whoops?

Is cancer really that hard to solve, or do they just want your money?

Is Helen Keller truly that intelligent, or was she exploited to promote political views and generate substantial profits?

We take a trip around japans weird water purification plant and how it's odd that it's guarded with armed men 24-7, and how the U.S turned a blind eye.

Did we really shoot a "come and get me" sign into space? We will talk about the golden record and what it is, and why it was maybe not the smartest thing that humans did.

Some things seem really cool and are really cool, but it needs to stay in the right hands.

In 2004, U.S. Navy pilots off the coast of California encountered something that shouldn’t exist — a small, white, tic-tac-shaped craft that moved like it ignored the laws of physics. No wings. No heat. No sound. Just raw speed and impossible maneuvers caught on radar and camera.

In this episode, we break down the real story behind the “Tic Tac UFO,” what the Pentagon later confirmed, and why sightings just like it have been happening for decades.

Before the Oklahoma City bombing shocked the nation, a chain of events had already set the stage — Ruby Ridge and Waco. Both standoffs ended in tragedy. Both fueled growing anger toward the government. And both deeply influenced Timothy McVeigh.

In this episode, we go through the true story of how those moments built up to April 19th, 1995 — one of the darkest days in U.S. history.