HeyJaredConspiracy Kitchen Podcast
Josh and Joe cook up and dig into the universe of conspiracies, from Big Foot to ancient Egypt, or government to new world order and everything in between. No topic is off limits. So grab a plate and fill it up in the Conspiracy Kitchen.
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Pentyrch UFO: Wales’s Roswell (2016) (opens the original)
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Pentyrch, near Cardiff. Night of 26–27 February 2016. Witnesses described a huge craft over the fields, red lights in the air, jets and helicopters, explosions, shaken houses, and wreckage talk in the woods. Official plate: RAF Exercise Chameleon — low-flying military, a NOTAM, no mystery. Caz Clarke and others said that was not what they saw. Spotter planes for days. A green object chased. Red ovals stacked like a pyramid. White suits in a field after. FOI paper that confirms an exercise and do
Japanese Cryptids: Tsuchinoko, Kappa & the Blue Blanket Murders (opens the original)
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What’s going on, guys — welcome back to the Conspiracy Kitchen. If you’re new here, hit follow so you don’t miss the next plate. Japanese cryptids. Japanese folklore. Yokai. And a documented Japanese true crime that is still an unsolved mystery. **Tsuchinoko** — the bottle-thick “mallet child” snake. Higashishirakawa’s May hunt drew about 800 people in 2024, 2025, and 2026. The prize is now about ¥1.34 million. Still unclaimed. Documented hunt. Not a captured animal. **Kappa** — yokai river-chil
Indian Cabin Road: Four Names. No Cause. (opens the original)
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A stone on a sand road in the New Jersey Pine Barrens says four people are under it: Sibbel Shaler and three unnamed infants. Date on the rock: April 2, 1785. No cause of death. No autopsy. Locals still call it the Indian graves. Josh and Joe treat it like a cold case. What’s actually carved on the stone. Why the massacre story doesn’t sit in the records. Why 1778 Chestnut Neck has the blood and 1785 has the marker. Whether anyone is even buried there. Then the second file on the same road — the
King Tut’s Iron Dagger: Weapon From Space? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Conspiracy Kitchen, we dig into one of the most fascinating objects ever pulled from an Egyptian tomb — the iron dagger buried with King Tutankhamun. Science confirmed it: the blade isn’t from Earth. High nickel content, cobalt ratios, and a preserved Widmanstätten pattern prove the metal came from a meteorite. The Egyptians even had a name for it — “iron of the sky.” But here’s where it gets interesting. How did a Bronze Age culture without iron smelting know exactly how to f
The Gregg Owen Interview: The Chicago prosecutor who refused to let corruption win. (opens the original)
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What’s going on guys… welcome back to the Conspiracy Kitchen, where we dig into the cases that don’t sit right. Tonight we’re joined by Gregg Owen — former rock musician who opened for legends like The Doors and Janis Joplin, turned Chicago murder prosecutor, and author of the true crime book Convergence. In 1976, a young couple was stabbed to death in a Gold Coast apartment. The killer was identified fast. There was a confession. There was an eyewitness. It should have been open-and-shut. Inste
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