Danny Jones Podcast

Ralph Pezzullo, bestselling author and former government official, recounts whistleblower-led probes into alleged Venezuelan-linked election manipulation. He discusses origins of the voting software, links to cartels and foreign regimes, international spread through NGOs and grants, and claimed technical methods for flipping votes. Conversations cover defectors, intelligence reactions, and the book’s publication journey.

Douglas Rushkoff, media theorist and author of Survival of the Richest, recounts desert meetings with billionaires and their bunker fantasies. He probes tech elites' transcendence narratives, how capitalism and scientism warped the internet, and the erosion of empathy. Short takes touch on local resilience, ecstatic practices, surveillance infrastructures, and why unplugging and community matter.

Dan Farah, filmmaker behind Age of Disclosure who interviews senior intel and military figures, breaks down the secret world of UAPs. He traces legacy programs, contractor control, and alleged ocean and nuclear-site encounters. He discusses efforts to block disclosure, private-sector UAP races, classified tech recovery, and why insiders spoke out.

Greg Mallozzi, filmmaker behind the Mind Traveler documentary, guides archival discoveries and context. Andy Puharich, son of parapsychology researcher Andrija Puharich, shares personal memories and encounters. They cover UFO sightings, CIA and intelligence links, Faraday‑cage contact experiments, telepathy and remote viewing, psychedelic research, Space Kids mind‑link work, and Tesla/free‑energy pursuits.

Professor Dave Explains, a chemistry teacher turned YouTuber who debunks pseudoscience. Conversation covers cult-like online followings and pseudo-archaeology. They tackle science versus conspiracy claims, pharma and alt-health incentives, censorship and COVID misinformation, UFOs, and surveillance risks. Short, provocative takes and cultural flashpoints throughout.

Julian Dorey, podcaster and documentary filmmaker known for investigative cultural commentary, joins to discuss Epstein, intelligence ties, and contentious investigations. They recount recreating Epstein’s cell and a possible escape hatch. Conversation ranges from CIA torture psychologists to buried files, media figures, and why certain stories fade amid global events.

Max Zamilov, physicist and founder of Maximus Energy, presents new metrological research on predynastic Egyptian stone vases. He contrasts museum handmade pieces with precise private/ebay vases, explores ancient stone-working techniques including bow drilling and water-actuated turning, and discusses implications for lost technologies, archaeology, and controversial topics like cold fusion and UAP data transparency.

David Holthouse, gonzo journalist and documentary filmmaker behind Operation Odessa and The Last Narc, dives into immersive reporting on organized crime. He recounts tracking Soviet surplus deals, cartels hiring ex-intelligence, Narco Mennonites in Chihuahua, risky undercover work with neo-Nazis and meth users, and odd links between intelligence, Epstein, and UFO lore.

Shaiel Ben-Ephraim, a former Israeli military intelligence officer turned anti-war analyst, offers inside perspective on Israeli politics and security. He discusses intelligence failures around October 7, Netanyahu’s use of Hamas and far-right allies, alleged abuses in detention and new speech laws. He also covers Iran’s growing capabilities, elite influence networks tied to Epstein-era claims, and shifting global alliances.

Matthew LaCroix, author and researcher of ancient civilizations and megalithic codes, shares his study of global T-symbols, cosmograms, and sacred temple layouts. He discusses the Sphinx's surprising clues, connections from Kailasa to Tiwanaku, and a proposed prehistory tied to catastrophes. Expect bold claims about lost blueprints, ritual tools, and how ancient design encoded three realms.