Another week, another dive into Black History we missed in school. Brenton covers the "Little Rock Nine" and how the government left Black students vulnerable during school integration. Then Emily offers a part 2 on Malcolm X and the theories surrounding his assassination. She also discusses the Black Legion, the militia oriented wing of the KKK.

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References: https://butreallytho.com/2020/07/03/black-history-we-did-not-learn-in-school-part-4-podcast-update/

We're back with another week of Black History we missed. Emily details the life story of Malcolm X and his journey from felon to Nation of Islam leader. Then Brenton discusses school-based police officers and the 2003 SWAT raid of a Goose Creek, SC high school.

You can find ways to help the Black Lives Matter protests here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#

References: https://butreallytho.com/2020/06/26/black-history-we-didnt-learn-in-school-part-3/

We want to wish everyone a happy Juneteenth! To commemorate this holiday, Brenton covers the history of it which as, the title suggests, we hadn't learned about. Then Emily covers Claudette Colvin, one of the first Black woman to refuse to give up her seat on the bus.

You can find ways to help the Black Lives Matter protests here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#

References: https://butreallytho.com/2020/06/19/black-history-we-didnt-learn-in-school-part-2/

This week we're eschewing the fiction and pulling Black stories from American History that were omitted from our history lessons. Emily details the history of the Black Panther Party and the FBI's COINTELPRO operation that killed Fred Hampton. Then Brenton discusses the Tulsa Race Massacre and its echoes of modern day rhetoric around the protests.

You can find ways to help the Black Lives Matter protests here: https://blacklivesmatters.carrd.co/#

References: https://butreallytho.com/2020/06/12/black-history-fred-hampton-tulsa-race-massacre/

This week we discuss an open Hollywood secret and messages influencing your subconscious. Brenton explores the debate over directorial credit for the 1982 movie Poltergeist while Emily examines visual subliminal messages. We also make time for a brief discussion of the wild world of 90's cartoons.

What's actually in bottled water? When are movies actually finished? These exciting questions and more as we discuss Dasani's peculiar taste and the Release the Snyder cut campaign. Along the way we find time to talk about sorority house water perfect, drinking from the sink, and air our grievances with Rise of Skywalker (we're still upset).

There's the rule of 3's for celebrities and then the rule of 20's for presidents. Brenton covers the US presidential curse and its racist origins plus a sidebar into which presidents used psychics. Then Emily discusses current Sasquatch theory & Jane Goodall's personal history and belief in the species.

What actually happened to Amelia Earhart? Emily discuss the prevailing theories around her disappearance and the current expeditions being mounted to find out. Then Brenton covers one of the most prevalent rock n roll urban legends; Paul McCartney's supposed death. Then as a bonus Emily pulls the astrological charts for each of the Beatles!

It's part 2 of UFO talk & a journey to find Atlantis! First, Brenton covers Tom Delonge's "To The Stars Academy" and reconciles its success with his personal fandom with Blink 182. Then Emily covers a few theories about what happened to Atlantis and its history as a parable in one of Plato's stories.

We cover two heavy hitters: The Bermuda Triangle and Area 51. Emily details all the strange happenings with crafts interact with the Bermuda Triangle and its strange magnetism. Then Brenton recounts some UFO theories and there connection with the famous Air Force base.