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Jay Stratton's new book and Sean Kirkpatrick's sharp rebuttal put the UFO legacy program claims in the spotlight. Ben Schreckinger explains how he got the response, why Trump's UFO remarks may not signal a breakthrough, and what evidence would finally move the story forward.

Dr. Phil unpacks the ugly side of youth sports: parents abusing referees, officials quitting, and kids paying the price. Why do adults lose it over a Saturday call, and how can families make games about effort, fun, and pride instead of pressure? Discover what refs face and how parents can reset.

Keri Russell joins Kara to discuss returning as Ambassador Kate Wyler in The Diplomat season 4. She traces her career from The Americans to new roles, sharing insights on complex women, sharp writing, and the joy of playing flawed, funny, and occasionally ominous characters.

Joe Duarte's unforgettable Navy story follows boot camp, F-4 Phantom service, and life aboard USS Forrestal before the July 29, 1967 disaster. He describes explosions, injuries, rescue efforts, and a long road to recovery. A powerful tribute to sailors and aviators lost and injured.

Why does Jung's underworld journey matter for parapsychology? This episode explores consciousness after death, mediumship, near-death experiences, and how sacred contracts with the dead challenge the living. It also warns against using wisdom to strengthen the ego instead of transcending it.

Joe sits down with Cody Tucker for a wild ride through bizarre history, pop culture, and the hidden origins of everyday words. They unpack scopolamine, CIA secrets, Theranos, Hollywood oddities, and the internet's outrage machine before landing on mental health, habits, and hope.

Struggling to focus? Dr. Sahar Yousef, a UC Berkeley cognitive neuroscientist, explains how tech platforms hijack attention and shares practical fixes like sleep, phone lock boxes, grayscale mode, and deep work sprints. Learn how to beat distraction, protect focus, and build a calmer phone habit.

Frank Wright, the last living original Marine Raider, shares his extraordinary WWII story with Shawn. From Pearl Harbor enlistment to Pacific battles, Iwo Jima wounds, and becoming Liberator Frank, he delivers a raw, unforgettable account of courage and survival.

Neurosurgeon Dr. Matt MacDougall shares a rare look at Neuralink and brain-machine interfaces. He covers laser neurosurgery, electrode threads, paralysis control, animal research, spinal cord stimulation, brain-to-brain communication, and future treatments for addiction and depression.

Tucker asks whether a livestreamed execution is justice or a public spectacle that degrades everyone watching. He links Pete Hegseth's Nidal Hasan execution announcement to desensitization, Bolshevism, abortion, Iran, and callousness toward human life. The episode warns that cruelty can become normal.

Scott and Josh Tyrangiel unpack the Musk vs. Bezos space race, from Blue Origin's secrecy to SpaceX's launch dominance. They explore orbital telecom, AI data centers, and national security risks of one billionaire controlling access to space. A sharp look at private space power and needed guardrails.

Ukraine faces new Starshield limits and zero U.S. aid under Trump and Elon Musk, while improvised drone tactics keep the war alive. Peter Zeihan explains how rising diesel costs, lost targeting vetoes, and fewer interceptors could raise civilian casualties and stall the front.

Meet Angela Henson, the 20-year-old Frisco baker who turned her parents' porch into Little Bit Bakery and built a $2,000 Saturday sales engine. Learn how a viral TikTok, local preorders, and cottage food laws helped her grow a neighborhood bakery. One recipe and a loyal community can become a real business.

How did Phoebe Gates's shopping app Phia go from a $185 million valuation to cookie stuffing claims? This episode unpacks browser extension tactics, affiliate cookie abuse, privilege, growth pressure, and leaked Slack messages. It also connects the fallout to Honey and the pressure to monetize clicks.

Christian filmmakers Alex and Stephen Kendrick discuss Flywheel: Ignition of the Soul, a modern Zacchaeus story of repentance and restoration. Then Theology Thursday Bible trivia leaves the host humbled. Go see the film in theaters.

Dr. Ammon Hillman argues the Bible's hidden meaning is in ancient Greek, tying Jesus' arrest, Christ, sex trafficking, mystery religions, and snake venom together. I pushed back hard, he pushed right back, and the episode gets wild, funny, and dark. Decide what to make of him.

Billy Evans opens up about being introduced as Elizabeth Holmes' husband, from their Fleet Week meeting to the trial, verdict, and prison calls. He pushes back on the Theranos story, explains Hemanthes and Raman spectroscopy, and shares a raw journey through media circus, newborn life, and hope.

Meet Lancelot, the medieval superstar who shaped courtly love and helped bring Camelot down. Tom and Dominic trace Chretien de Troyes, Guinevere, the Grail, and Malory's tragic finale in this engaging Arthurian deep dive. Hear how adultery, chivalry, and guilt collide in one unforgettable episode.

America's national debt just blew past $40 trillion, and the big takeaway is simple: the U.S. is never going to pay it off. This episode breaks down how Treasuries, mortgage rates, and global finance keep the system running. It is not just a bill, but the backbone of the economy before things get truly ugly.

Msgr. Charles Pope unpacks the devil's four tactics: deception, division, diversion, and discouragement. This Catholic conversation shows how half-truths, tribalism, outrage, and false humility can pull you from faith, family, and prayer, and offers practical spiritual ways to resist.