Your official source for information on conspiracies, bizarre beliefs, and the unexplained with your hosts Bryan Bonner and Jack Hanley In this episode, Bryan and Jack examine claims of new "scientific evidence" of lost cities under the Pyramids. Through a skeptical lens, they unpack the enduring allure of hidden civilizations and the cultural forces that sustain pseudoarchaeological claims—from nationalist mythmaking to viral internet speculation.
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Your official source for information on conspiracies, bizarre beliefs, and the unexplained with your hosts Bryan Bonner and Jack Hanley In this episode, Bryan and Jack examine claims of new "scientific evidence" of lost cities under the Pyramids. Through a skeptical lens, they unpack the enduring allure of hidden civilizations and the cultural forces that sustain pseudoarchaeological claims—from nationalist mythmaking to viral internet speculation.
The Year In Conspiracy 2024: End of Season Wrap-up!
They Did It! A Conspiracy Podcast
29 minutes
9 months ago
The Year In Conspiracy 2024: End of Season Wrap-up!
Your official source for information on conspiracies, bizarre beliefs, and the unexplained with your hosts Bryan Bonner and Jack Hanley On this installment, Bryan and Jack reflect on the Year of Conspiracy that was 2024, recount some favorite episodes, and look ahead to taking on the myths, mistruths, and misinformation on the way in 2025!
They Did It! A Conspiracy Podcast
Your official source for information on conspiracies, bizarre beliefs, and the unexplained with your hosts Bryan Bonner and Jack Hanley In this episode, Bryan and Jack examine claims of new "scientific evidence" of lost cities under the Pyramids. Through a skeptical lens, they unpack the enduring allure of hidden civilizations and the cultural forces that sustain pseudoarchaeological claims—from nationalist mythmaking to viral internet speculation.
