In the 1950s, the CIA wanted more than spies — theywanted mind control.
Project MKUltra was their answer: a secret, real-life program that mixed Cold War paranoia with enough LSD to keep Woodstock going for a decade.

This wasn’t fiction. MKUltra happened. From dosing unsuspecting civilians to running secret brothels for "nationalsecurity," the CIA tested LSD, hypnosis, sensory deprivation, memory erasure, and more — often without consent, and almost always without ethics.

Spoiler: It scores 9.5 out of 10 on the ProbablyNot True Believability Index — because this one is absolutely, terrifyingly real.

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Everyone thinks Henry VIII had six wives.
But what if there were more?

This week, we dive into weird royal rumours, forgottenannulments, secret noblewomen, and the possibility that the most famous marital record in British history… might be wrong.

Also: papal propaganda, church cover-ups, and a deeplycursed dating life.

Jack the Ripper: Victorian murderer… or royal cover-up?
This week, we dive headfirst into the fog of 1888 London — and emerge with time-traveling surgeons, Masonic rituals, and at least one theory involving moon people (sort of).

From Freemasons to rogue royals, ghost theories to performance art, we dissect the conspiracies behind one of the most infamous cold cases in history.
Who was Jack the Ripper? And why do we still care?

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