Episode 6 — OOPArts: The Artifacts That Break the Timeline

Tonight we open crates stamped with a label that makes historians itchy and skeptics roll their eyes:

Objects. Out. Of. Place.

This isn’t “aliens confirmed.” It’s the Lightseed Radio rulebook in action:

• If an object has a museum record, a chain of custody, and peer-reviewed analysis — we treat it like evidence.

• If it has a blurry photo, a viral caption, and a timeline that changes every retelling — we treat it like folklore… until someone brings the receipts.

In this episode we explore OOPArts and “objects that don’t belong” — the artifacts and anomalies that seem to punch holes in the neat story of history. What’s genuinely interesting, what’s misunderstood, and what’s myth-collage?

Big ideas. Real sources. Sharp visuals (on YouTube). And the moments that make you lean back and say:

“…wait… what?”

If you’ve got a favorite OOPArt or anomaly, message me or drop it in the comments wherever you’re listening — and tell me why it bothers your sense of “normal.”

Start Here (Episode 0 + Episode 2 playlist on YouTube):

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLwOdSJ8hZXfTWJEsvSj5SYAHJ-tyjYu38