Airplanes aren’t deathtraps, but accidents do happen. Here’s the thing: some people don’t believe every plane crash is an accident (especially when politicians are involved). Could someone really be committing murder by plane? Tune in to learn more.

If human bodies can't travel willy-nilly through the timeline, then what about human minds? In this episode, Matt and Ben explore global research into clairvoyance and precognition. Tune in to learn more.

Time travel is a common plot device in science fiction, but there are people who believe actual time travel has really occurred. Join Ben and Matt as they explore some of the wilder tales of alleged time travel.

After years of rule, Hugo Chavez's life was cut short by cancer. Chavez had a profound impact on Venezuela and Latin America -- but some of his supporters believe there's more to his story. According to several of his associates, Hugo Chavez was murdered.

Hugo Chavez was no stranger to coup d'états (he attempted to launch one himself in 1992), he was briefly overthrown in a short-lived coup. His supporters claimed that the U.S. masterminded the failed attempt. Why? Tune in to learn more about Hugo Chavez.

Since its inception, the United States has allowed certain citizens (never all) to possess firearms. The US is still embroiled in a debate about who can own what kind of gun. But that’s just one chapter of a very long story. Tune in to learn more.

When Gaddafi’s regime fell, the Libyan rebels quickly set up a central bank and an oil company. These moves – as well as lingering questions about the rebels – fueled numerous conspiracy theories. But is there any grain of truth these claims?

Libya and its former leader Muammar Gaddafi had a tense relationship with the West, which often described Libya as a ‘rogue nation,’ citing its role in the Lockerbie bombing. So why do some people think Libya wasn't responsible? Tune in to learn more.

After the Roswell crash, researchers scrambled to find the truth behind the rumors of UFOs. Some scholars believe they've found the answer in the top-secret program known as Project MOGUL. But what was it? Why do some people believe it explains the crash?

When an object crashed outside of Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, initial reports from both civilians and intelligence officers described the wreckage as a disc. But within a day the story changed. What happened, exactly? Tune in to learn more.