For hundreds of years, there have been stories about something swimming in the frigid waters of Scotland’s Loch Ness. Witnesses describe a long neck surfacing above the water. A massive body rolling just below the surface.

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the world’s most enduring mysteries: the legend of the Loch Ness Monster.

We’ll explore the first recorded sighting in the 6th century involving St. Columba… and how a quiet Scottish loch became an international sensation in 1933 after a roadside encounter sparked a media frenzy. From the infamous “Surgeon’s Photograph” to sonar scans, underwater expeditions, and modern DNA studies, we examine the evidence that has kept Nessie alive in the public imagination.

Is there a prehistoric plesiosaur lurking in the depths? A giant eel? A series of elaborate hoaxes? Or is the monster something even stranger—an example of how folklore, media, and human psychology can create a legend that refuses to die?

We’ll break down:

Pour a cup of Scottish tea, settle into the lounge, and join us as we separate myth from possibility in the shadowy waters of Loch Ness.

Let’s find out 🦕

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Beneath the Arctic ice, far below where sunlight can reach, there’s a Russian submarine so secretive that the world has been trying to figure out what it does.

In this episode, we dive into the mystery of the Losharik submarine—a deep-sea vessel capable of descending miles below the ocean’s surface, tapping undersea cables, mapping the seafloor, and possibly preparing the battlefield for future conflicts no one would ever see coming.

We explore what the Losharik was built to do, what it’s believed to have been spying on beneath the oceans, and why its missions have made Western intelligence agencies deeply uneasy. We’ll also unpack the 2019 fire that briefly exposed the submarine to the world—and raised even more questions about what Russia is really doing on the ocean floor.

Join us in the lounge as we venture into deep waters 🌊🕵️‍♂️

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This week, the headlines get interesting.

We dive into a string of real-world mysteries that sound too strange to be true—yet somehow are. From a man who literally ate an art exhibit and an update on the disappearance of MH370.

We also examine reports of a possible sonic weapon, allegedly used in Venezuela—what it is, how it works, and whether it’s science fiction or whether it's a huge advancement in military technology. And finally, we travel back in time to look at how the wooly Rhino went extinct... even if Riley isn't interested.

Press play—and join us in the mystery lounge. 🕵️‍♂️🎙️

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