This week we have a look at two internet myths. This one is late because someone (not Cam) forgot to hit publish.

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In this ep we discuss strange rains: fish, frogs, spiders, blood.

We also discuss the Strategic Defense Initiative - perhaps better known as Reagan's Star Wars. Was it a cover for mind control? Was it a trick to bankrupt the Russians? Was it a Larouchian fever dream of genocide? And were a series of mysterious deaths connected to it not accidents and suicides but in fact: MURDERS? (Content Warning: We do discuss a bunch of suicides and the suicide methods)

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While we're getting episode 95 ready (it's all recorded, just has to be cleared by our Masonic paymasters), have a sneaky listen to this week's Patreon-only episode, all about social network weirdness, the CIA's attempts to improve their SEO and a little cat that visits Cam called Mr Jingle Jangles.

In this ep, we look back on the life of  Lyndon LaRouche and examine his contributions to The Discourse generally and Australian politics and lasers specifically.

Ever been invited to a black lodge? Or visited by an agent of a black lodge? Maybe if you had you would never know. Given we don't really know what they are, it's hard to make a call on any of it. Then, do humans just blow up? Probably not.

This week, we look at Foo Fighters... but not Dave Grohl (ok there's little bit of Grohl). Turns out he knicked the name off some comic, or some war thing, or maybe even the French. Then we look at Project Blue Book, which was where the phrase UFO was coined. Good stuff. 

This week the boys are looking at Skinwalkers. What are they, and why would anyone build a ranch especially for them? This is a rollercoaster of freaky tales, freemasons, UFOs and spooky dog collars

This week, for some reason which I think we forgot, we head to Belgium and find out what they are up to. It's a tale of dodgy cops, stinky cheese, red eyes and UFOs all over everything. 

A peak behind the patreon curtain.

This week we take a look at some stone discs found in Chinese caves, next to clumsy headed aliens - which definitely exist. Then we look at the story of early colonials landing in the USA only to disappear three years later. Whatever happened to the settlers of Roanoke?