Strange News: Disaster in Iran, Clearview AI, and the Cargo Cult of Prince Philip
Clearview AI is back in the news with more reports of its facial recognition software being used for dodgy ends. An attack on an Iranian nuclear facility prompts international observers to ask about t...
19 Apr 202159min
The Dark Side of Rehab
Millions of people in the US struggle with substance abuse issues every single year -- experts work around the clock to help folks with substance abuse issues and other addictions to break free of the...
16 Apr 202154min
Listener Mail: The Military Infiltrated Sports, Cary Grant did Acid, Weirdness Continues in Canada
A listener from Canada assures the guys sinister weirdness continues up north. A voicemail dives into actor Cary Grant's experiences with LSD. Banks calls to ask about how the US military infiltrated ...
15 Apr 202139min
India's Massive Farm Protests, Part 2
As the protests over India's Farm Bills continues, multiple groups argue there's a conspiracy afoot. Many protestors believe the government is selling them out to corporations. Members of the media cl...
14 Apr 202157min
CLASSIC: Can you really be anonymous online?
In this classic episode, our friends at TechStuff join us for a closer look at the tricky business of staying anonymous on the internet, as well as the facts about the NSA's surveillance program. Lea...
13 Apr 202140min
Strange News: The Race for the Arctic, National Debt and a Cocaine Submarine
Investigations reveal a recently deceased, wealthy businessman had a double life as a drug dealer with an interest in submarines. What exactly is the national debt? Over in the Arctic, Russia alarms i...
12 Apr 202156min
India's Massive Farm Protests, Part 1
For several months, India has been in the grip of massive farm protests as millions gather to demonstrate against a series of controversial reforms collectively known as the Farm Bills. These bills, i...
9 Apr 202151min
Listener Mail: GameStop Squeeze as an Inside Job, Astrology and Prediction, the Questionable Fate of the Tasmanian Tiger
Over in Australia, Paul asks whether the Tasmanian Tiger, officially extinct in the 1930s, could survive in the dense, isolated bushland of Tasmania. Agent L wonders whether the GameStop short squeeze...
8 Apr 20211h 10min
