Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

Henry Kissinger, a controversial figure with a ruthless geopolitical career, is discussed in this podcast. The hosts explore the negative actions and alleged war crimes attributed to Kissinger. They also analyze his influence as a power behind leaders and delve into his involvement in illegal activities, such as the secret bombing of Cambodia. The discussion includes the unintended consequences of his tactics and his support for oppressive regimes. The hosts critically examine Kissinger's performance as Secretary of State and debate the line between his actions and war crimes.

A naked man causes chaos at Disney. Saudi Arabia hooks developing countries on oil. UK investigation uncovers heinous crimes committed without consequence. Disturbing cases of murder, abuse, and misconduct discussed.

Learn about Agent Orange, a widely-used herbicide of the Vietnam War that caused crippling, life-threatening symptoms. Explore its impact on veterans and Vietnamese citizens, the contamination and cover-up by the US government, and the long-lasting effects on health and the environment.

Legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick is discussed, along with conspiracy theories surrounding him such as faking the moon landing and hidden symbolism in his films. The hosts explore non-linear storytelling in movies, Kubrick's filmography and personal life, his struggles and failed Napoleon movie, decoding his films, symbolism and parallels in 'The Shining', the significance of the moon landing, controversy in 'Eyes Wide Shut', theories surrounding the film, and the potential effects of fluoride in water.

The podcast explores the fact and fiction surrounding hypnosis. They discuss personal experiences with hypnosis, the controversy and skepticism surrounding it, the power of hypnotic music, the connection between hypnosis and film noir, and the dangers and potential manipulation of hypnosis. The podcast also touches on financial topics, the use of mindfulness meditation and hypnosis in therapy, and wraps up with sponsor ads and social media handles.

Explore the mysteries and isolation of North Sentinel Island, including its off-limits status, violent response towards missionaries, and the enigmatic nature of its population. Discover the escape of convicts to the island, deadly encounters with the native people, and the exchange of gifts with the Sentinelese. Delve into unproven murders, missing person cases, and the implications of contact between outsiders and the indigenous tribes. All while contemplating the future of this isolated population.

Exploring the opioid epidemic in the US, uncovering the involvement of the Sackler family, drug abuse resistance education programs, hallucinogens' impact, drug promotion, Purdue Pharma's deceptive marketing, and comparing the crack cocaine epidemic. They also mention a sculpture incident, Kratom abuse potential, and announce a new podcast.

A mass UFO sighting at Ariel School in Zimbabwe is explored, including the legitimacy of the children's claims and the potential impact of a higher order species. The unique message conveyed during the encounter and threats faced by a Harvard professor are discussed. The importance of understanding UFO encounters, gathering witness testimonies, and fostering connection is highlighted. Ad/sponsor segments promote Tomcat, American Express, Roborock, and NFLShop.com.

Caller provides additional context on the Tyson chicken nugget recall. A conversation about the controversy surrounding the Balfour Declaration. Contamination problem extends beyond chicken nuggets, as Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle still holds significance in modern day.

Legendary director, actor, writer, and activist Rob Reiner joins the hosts to explore the assassination of JFK. They discuss conspiracy theories, the impact on the United States, JFK's secret communications with Soviet and Cuban officials, the importance of electing sensible decision makers, Oswald's connections to the intelligence community, and the revelations of former secret service agent Paul Landis.