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Declassified Government Experiments- Episode 39
Our goal here isn't to make you paranoid and angry, but this one might make you paranoid and angry.
On this episode, Eric starts us off light with a list of strange borders, highlighting human pettiness with lines on a map. Next, Jessica explains a phenomenon from the Victorian Era where families would pose for family portraits. The entire family, including those who were recently deceased. And lastly, Ian has a list of three times the United States government has conducted noncnsensual and unethical experiments on its own citizens.
Let's get weird.
On this episode, Eric starts us off light with a list of strange borders, highlighting human pettiness with lines on a map. Next, Jessica explains a phenomenon from the Victorian Era where families would pose for family portraits. The entire family, including those who were recently deceased. And lastly, Ian has a list of three times the United States government has conducted noncnsensual and unethical experiments on its own citizens.
Let's get weird.
After over a year, Cult Talks: Weird Shit! is ending. By September 30th, all episodes will be removed from all platforms. To save favorite episodes, message @CultTalkNet on Instagram for a private YouTube link. The show's end enables focus on new content, including the October event, Cultober 3, and more upcoming projects. Stay connected via Cult Talk Net on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Stay Weird.
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By Cult Talk NetOur goal here isn't to make you paranoid and angry, but this one might make you paranoid and angry.
On this episode, Eric starts us off light with a list of strange borders, highlighting human pettiness with lines on a map. Next, Jessica explains a phenomenon from the Victorian Era where families would pose for family portraits. The entire family, including those who were recently deceased. And lastly, Ian has a list of three times the United States government has conducted noncnsensual and unethical experiments on its own citizens.
Let's get weird.
On this episode, Eric starts us off light with a list of strange borders, highlighting human pettiness with lines on a map. Next, Jessica explains a phenomenon from the Victorian Era where families would pose for family portraits. The entire family, including those who were recently deceased. And lastly, Ian has a list of three times the United States government has conducted noncnsensual and unethical experiments on its own citizens.
Let's get weird.
After over a year, Cult Talks: Weird Shit! is ending. By September 30th, all episodes will be removed from all platforms. To save favorite episodes, message @CultTalkNet on Instagram for a private YouTube link. The show's end enables focus on new content, including the October event, Cultober 3, and more upcoming projects. Stay connected via Cult Talk Net on Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. Stay Weird.