We explore the mysterious Tunguska event, the massive 1908 explosion that flattened millions of trees in Siberia without leaving a crater. From asteroid and comet theories to more speculative ideas, we unpack the evidence and examine why this cosmic blast still fuels debate more than a century later.

We explore the emerging idea of “ChatGPT psychosis,” where intense or prolonged interaction with AI appears to fuel delusions, emotional dependence, or distorted beliefs. From real-world anecdotes to broader questions about loneliness, authority, and human psychology, we examine why this phenomenon may be happening and what it says about our relationship with AI.

We explore the strange life of Terry Davis, the brilliant yet schizophrenic programmer behind TempleOS. From divine visions to a one-of-a-kind operating system, we unpack his story, his beliefs, and the lasting fascination with his work.

We explore TwinRay, a New Age group in Ashland, Oregon, known for its controversial spiritual practices and high-priced retreats. We delve into their claims, the community's response, and the questions surrounding their operations.

We explore the strange case of John Titor, the internet’s most famous alleged time traveler. From Y2K warnings to multiverse theory, we unpack his story, discuss time travel paradoxes, and examine why these ideas continue to capture the imagination.

In Mystery School Midterm, we explore why people believe in conspiracy theories, from psychology to societal influence, along with some unscripted musings on the unknown.

Is gangstalking a real phenomenon or just paranoia? We explore the claims, psychology, and conspiracy theories behind targeted harassment, surveillance, and the shadowy world of organized stalking.

Exploring The Telepathy Tapes, a podcast by Ky Dickens that claims non-verbal autistic children may have telepathic abilities. We break down its theories, the science behind them, and the controversy surrounding facilitated communication.

Is the internet really alive with human activity, or has it been overtaken by bots and artificial content? We explore Dead Internet Theory, diving into its origins, the claims of widespread automation, and what it could mean for how we experience the online world today.

We sit down with John Tracey, an avid UAP and NHI researcher and hobbyist, to dive into the latest findings and theories surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena and non-human intelligence. John shares his insights, research, and the fascinating world of UAPs from a dedicated enthusiast's perspective.