Reddit Explains Conspiracy & the Unknown

Reddit Explains Conspiracy & the Unknown

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  • r/ScaryStories; Clown at Midnight
    A man wanted to throw a good birthday party for his son, so he hired a clown through a friend. The clown didn’t show up, causing a great disappointment among the son and other children at the party. They later went to bed before hearing a disturbing sound in the night.
    8 min
  • r/ConspiracyTheories; Project MKUltra
    In the 1950’s, the CIA took on a project they called MK-Ultra to test mind control on unknowing victims. For a long time this was just considered a conspiracy theory until way later documents were revealed that proved this program was real. We talk about the project and some of the effects from it.
    12 min
  • r/ScaryStories; I Don’t Think My Wife is Asleep
    This poster’s wife seems very strange this particular night. She’s lying down behind him in bed, but her breathing, movements, and even her breath are not like they usually are. Everything seems off about his wife until he hears her walking up the stairs, talking on the phone.
    5 min
  • r/AskReddit; Telling this Story Makes Me Feel Uncomfortable
    This poster tells about a girl he knew just out of high school that he and his best friend used to hang out with. A while later, he ran into her again while with some friends, but she had no memory of ever meeting him, nor did she ever live in that same town in which he lived. He consults his best friend, who denies ever having met her or hung out with her before.
    7 min
  • r/ConspiracyTheories; The Challenger Incident
    In 2011, a space shuttle called The Challenger exploded during launch. There’s a major probability that the astronauts were not conscious when they hit the water and that the explosion was not the initial cause of death. We go over theories for this conspiracy.
    6 min
  • r/UnresolvedMysteries; 3rd Richest Man in the World Disappeared in 1928
    At the start of the 20th century, Alfred Loewenstein was firmly established as one the most powerful financiers in the world. On July 4th, 1928, Alfred boarded his private plane. He went to use the restroom mid flight, but never came back out. That was the last time anyone had ever seen him alive. We discuss theories of what may have happened.
    12 min
  • r/ConspiracyTheories; The Dark Forest Theory
    The universe is a dark forest. Every civilization is an armed hunter stalking through the trees like a ghost, gently pushing aside branches that block the path and trying to tread the path without a sound. The hunter has to be careful, because everywhere in the forest are stealthy hunters like him.
    10 min
  • r/ScaryStories; The Great Smoky Mountains
    While in a home in the forest, the OP is awakened at night to their dog growling at something outside. The growl gets louder and eventually the dog approaches the window and begins to bark. They hear a couple of female voices outside, but when they go out to see who it is, it’s not at all what they expected to find.
    10 min
  • r/AskReddit; I Find Number Stations to Be Pretty Creepy
    Spying is still a very real thing for most world governments. One of the most foolproof ways of delivering a coded message is through a one-time-code, a code used only once before being discarded. Shortwave radio is an extremely secure way of sending these messages. We discuss this theory.
    10 min

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Do you ever wonder what lurks in the shadows of the world around you? Have you ever come across strange and unexplainable events that just seem too unnatural to be coincidental? In this podcast, Sam…