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It started with a simple question.

I asked people on TikTok to tell me the conspiracy theories they believe.

I expected aliens. Maybe Bigfoot. Simulation theory.

What I didn't expect... was how many people answered. Or how personal some of their answers felt.

These weren't jokes.

These were things people had thought about for years. Things they had noticed. Things they couldn't explain.

Some were familiar.

Some were unsettling.

And some made me stop and wonder if maybe conspiracy theories aren't really about proving something is true...

...but about the quiet feeling that something isn't right.

Tonight, I'm reading the theories people shared with me. The funny ones. The disturbing ones. And the ones that stay with you long after you hear them.

Because once you hear them... you start looking at the world differently.

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Some towns fade away.

Portlock, Alaska didn't fade... it emptied.

And no road has ever led back.

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You ever hear something and just sit there like…

“…that’s disturbing.”

Yeah. That.

In this episode, we’re unpacking the weird, the unsettling, and the stories that make you text your best friend at 1 a.m. like, “ARE YOU AWAKE?”

Grab your blanket. Lock your doors. Let’s talk about it.

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Not all parents are safe.

And not all wounds are visible.

In this episode, I sit down with my sister-in-law for a raw, honest conversation about toxic parents—the kind of dynamics that don’t always look abusive from the outside, but quietly shape who you become on the inside.

We talk about emotional manipulation, control disguised as “love,” generational trauma, and the complicated guilt that comes with setting boundaries—especially when the people who hurt you are the same people who raised you.

This isn’t about parent-bashing.

It’s about truth, healing, and learning that protecting your peace doesn’t make you selfish—it makes you brave.

If you’ve ever questioned your childhood, struggled with boundaries, or felt alone in your experience… this episode is for you.

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What happens when there's nothing left to lose?

No consequences.

No reputation to protect.

No tomorrow.

Deathbed confessions are raw, unsettling, and deeply human.

They reveal the truths people were never brave enough to say while living.

This episode dives into the kinds of secrets people wait until the very end to reveal...

Would you tell the truth — or take it to the grave?

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I’ll be honest… this case made my stomach drop.

Kendrick Johnson was only 17 years old when he was found dead inside a rolled-up gym mat at his school. The official story says it was an accident, but the way this case was handled has left so many people feeling unsettled — and I understand why.

This episode isn’t about being dramatic. It’s about a kid who deserved better. A family who deserved answers. And a system that too often decides what’s “easy” instead of what’s right.

And I can’t stop thinking about this question:

If Kendrick had been white… would they have fought harder to figure out what really happened?

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Tonight we’re stepping into the unknown—night vision on, bunker vibes activated, and the sky FULL of questions. 👀🛸 I’ve got my son with me for a super fun episode all about cryptids, aliens, and the weirdest things people claim to have seen in the woods and in the sky. From Bigfoot hiding in the bushes to UFOs watching from above…we’re talking theories, sightings, and what we’d do if we actually came face to face with something not-from-here. 👽🌲

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Over the last few years, dozens of bodies have been pulled from Houston's bayous.

And when numbers like that start circulating, something else always follows — fear, speculation, and the same question whispered over and over: Are these deaths connected?

Tonight, we're not here to sensationalize tragedy or point fingers. We're here to do something far less dramatic — and far more important.

We're going to slow down, take the actual cases that overlap, and look at them the way journalists and investigators do: by location, age, lifestyle, and opportunity.

Not to prove a theory - but to understand what the data can honestly tell us... and just as importantly, what it can't.

Because when real people are involved, curiosity has to come with responsibility.

This is about patterns versus coincidence — and where that line actually lives.

All stories can be emailed to Letsgetweirdishpod@gmail.com