Battle of Los Angeles Pt. 1
In the early morning hours of February 25, 1942, the sky above Los Angeles came alive. Residents rushed outside to see what looked like an enemy invasion. Spotlights lit up the sky, and anti-aircraft ...
14 Jul 202040min
Havana Syndrome Pt. 2
In the four years since the Havana Syndrome was first reported, no one has been able to identify its source. Scientists, politicians, and intelligence agents are at a loss. Some believe it was a direc...
9 Jul 202037min
Havana Syndrome Pt. 1
In 2016, U.S. diplomats in Havana, Cuba experienced something odd: a shrill noise that sounded like metal scraping against metal. Many of those affected complained of feeling nauseous and weak shortly...
7 Jul 202038min
The Disappearance of Bobby Dunbar Pt. 2
Margaret Dunbar Cutright set out to discover if her ancestor Bobby Dunbar was actually the son her great-grandparents lost in 1912. What she found rocked her family to its very core. Learn more ab...
25 Jun 202046min
The Disappearance of Bobby Dunbar Pt. 1
In 1912, the nation was captivated by the saga of Bobby Dunbar, a four-year-old who disappeared from Louisiana. When a boy matching his description was discovered in Mississippi, the courts and the Du...
23 Jun 202048min
Spontaneous Combustion Pt. 2
An acupuncturist that can apparently turn human energy into fire? The science behind spontaneous human combustion might be more surprising than you think. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit pod...
18 Jun 202040min
Spontaneous Combustion Pt. 1
Stories of inexplicable fires have been around since the Bible, when a person erupting into flames meant they were a sinner. Now, spontaneous human combustion is considered a myth. But tell that to th...
16 Jun 202037min
Oakville Blobs Pt. 2
30 years after they first rained down over Washington, the mystery still remains: What caused the Oakville Blobs? People have blamed everything from airline dumping, a jellyfish accident, or even biol...
11 Jun 202042min
