Episode #2327
AJ Gentile
Books mentioned
Fingerprints of the Gods
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The Three-Body Problem
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The Bible
Mentioned by AJ Gentile · at 02:18:26 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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Mahabharata
Mentioned by AJ Gentile · at 02:18:26 · ▶︎ Watch this moment on YouTube (approximate)
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Epic of Gilgamesh
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The Iliad
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AJ Gentile, creator and host of 'The Why Files,' joins the show to discuss his format of presenting and debunking conspiracy theories. The conversation ranges across UFOs, ancient civilizations, government secrecy, and fringe theories, including crop circles, the hollow earth, and the moon's anomalies.
What they talked about
- Origin of The Why Files podcast
- HAARP and direct energy weapons
- Project Blue Beam and atmospheric holograms
- Crop circles and the Mandelbrot set
- Ancient underground cities and lost civilizations
- UFOs, transmedium vehicles, and ocean bases
- Bob Lazar, Element 115, and reverse engineering
- COVID-19 vaccine mandates and government narratives
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