Snappin Necks Podcast

Who wrote the 10 Commandments?
Easy, Moses?
Who wrote the 10 Crack Commandments?
Easy, Notorius B.I.G.

Do you know who wrote the guidelines listed on the  Georgia Guidestones? Now that's a tough question to answer. In this episode, we dive into explaining and trying to understand who constructed the Georgia Guidestones in Elbert County, Georgia. There are some clues and few people who actually know who decided to construct this monument. Hang with us and come to your own conclusion.

Have you ever heard of the Bermuda Triangle? Have you ever traveled through the Bermuda Triangle?

It is known a hot spot for unexplainable phenomena and paranormal activity. Over the past 100+ years many reports of lost ships, disappearance of planes and people have occurred, most unexplained by logic and science. Join us as we review some of these stories and explore ideas as to what really happens in the Bermuda Triangle.

Is the Earth a sphere, flat, or hollow? Depending on the person you ask, you might get a different response.

In this episode we dive deep into the conspiracy of Hollow Earth. Some may say what you have been taught in science class about the crust, mantle, outer core and inner core are a not what really lies beneath our feet.

The notion of Hollow Earth has been around since 1692. Some respected individuals (scientist/ mathematicians)  have been noted as believers that Earth is hollow. Listen in for some perspectives on the topic and draw your own conclusion. Enjoy!

Do you know who Nelson Mandela is? Do you think he is alive or dead? If he's dead, when did he die? If he's alive, what is he doing now? 

This episode covers the on going trend known as the Mandela Effect. In short, it is when a large amount of people misremember an event or just anything in general. In this episode we will review a handful of cases involving the Mandela Effect and hope to test your memory. Keep an open mind and be ready for some blasts from the past that you'd assume you would know like the back of your hand. But how good do we really know the back of our hand? Enjoy!