It seems that being a scientists for the wrong countries has become an increasingly dangerous job. But why? Is there really a conspiracy afoot, or just a string of tragic coincidences?

In the 1960s, UN Security Chief Dag Hammarskjöld died in a plane crash over modern-day Zambia. For decades the files on the crash were classified or suppressed -- and now, it seems, the truth is finally coming to light.

Could ebola really become a global epidemic, or is it a matter of sensationalism and manipulative journalism?

From bananas to Tasmanian devils, diseases may make entire life forms extinct. So what about humans?

Pope John Paul I was one of the shortest-reigning popes in Church history, and his untimely death led to numerous conspiracy theories. But could any of them be true? Why do some people believe this pope was murdered? Tune in to learn more.

Brominated vegetable oil is in a surprisingly large range of food products - but what is it, exactly? Are the health concerns surrounding this ingredient alarmist, or...? Listen in to learn more.

You may not have heard the phrase "militarization of police", but you've probably seen the process in action. Whether in an unstable foreign land or in your own country, various groups are claiming that local law enforcement and militaries are becoming increasingly intertwined. But why? What happens next?

You've probably heard it in the news lately: more and more police departments are getting military-grade weapons, training, and equipment. But how did this trend start? Where is it headed? And why is it happening in the first place?

It's an increasingly important question, and various sources will give you differing answers. Tune in to learn more about the legality of recording law enforcement (and why some privacy advocates believe these laws are changing).

What exactly lurks in catacombs? Where are the world's largest? Join Ben and Matt as they dive into the murky world beneath our feet.