Anything & Everything & $hit... Podcast

Justin Lakkari

Anything & Everything from UFO's and Conspiracy Theories to Strange Facts You May Have Never Known and more! We talk about Anything & Everything!...and shit

Episodes

  1. 3d ago

    The Rise, Fall, And Return Of Anthrax’s Joey Belladonna

    Joey Belladonna helped define Anthrax’s sound, then suddenly he’s out and the “rock star” life gets replaced by regular work and quiet survival. Justin & Erik walk through the real story behind one of thrash metal’s most dramatic lineup changes: the creative strain during Persistence of Time, the personal weight behind the lyrics, the warning signs around drugs and alcohol, and the moment the band realizes they want to evolve past what made them famous. If you care about music history, band chemistry, and the business side of metal, this one has a lot to chew on.  From there, we jump to a different kind of chaos: Australia’s 1932 Emu War. Yes, it happened, and yes, it went badly for the humans. It’s funny, but it also sets up a theme we keep circling back to: big institutions often reach for big force when the real fix is less dramatic and more practical.  Then we get into the modern “buildings that run your life” topic: data centers and hyperscale AI data centers. We break down how data centers work (continuous power, continuous cooling, monitoring, redundancy) and why they consume so much energy. We also react to concerns raised by investigative reporting: gas turbines and diesel generators on-site, heat signatures, water use, air pollution, NDAs, and the question of whether regulators can truly keep up as AI infrastructure expands. We close with a wide-angle look at AI safety fears, including sandbox escape scenarios and what happens when secrecy becomes the default.  If this sparked something for you, subscribe, share the episode with a friend, and leave a review. What part worries you most: the energy footprint, the secrecy, or the speed of AI progress? Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 38m
  2. May 3

    When Safety Becomes Surveillance, What Rights Remain

    Your next truck might come with more than a tailgate and a touchscreen. Justin and Erik dig into Ford’s newly filed patents that describe in-cabin cameras, driver monitoring, and biometric scanning that could decide whether you’re “fit to drive” and even run identifying data in real time. We talk through what that means when you’re stressed, sick, or reacting to an emergency, and why connected vehicle terms of service can blur the line between safety features and surveillance. Then they take a sharp turn into how people get conditioned to accept the unthinkable. We unpack the ugly brilliance of Jonathan Swift’s A Modest Proposal, connect it to Soylent Green and Tender Is the Flesh, and bring it back to real-world concerns about lab-grown meat, cultivated meat, sourcing, and the power of packaging and euphemisms to make anything feel normal if you don’t look too closely. From there, we go full true crime with the Hinterkaifeck murders in 1920s Bavaria: footprints into a farmhouse with none leading out, eerie attic sounds, a brutal pickaxe killing, and a case that stays unsolved for more than a century thanks to contamination and missing evidence. We close with a modern horror story about AI persuasion: sycophantic chatbots, claims of an AI-built “religion,” coded language, and what happens when millions of people treat an AI like a trusted companion. If you like conversations about privacy rights, telematics, AI safety, true crime mysteries, and the ways culture gets nudged over time, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave us a review. Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 25m
  3. Apr 27

    Missing Scientists, Propaganda, And The New Iran War Narrative

    The news feels like it’s glitching on purpose: one day it’s “war,” the next day it’s “victory,” then it’s “negotiations,” and somehow we’re all supposed to nod along. Justin and Erik have JP Sears kick things off with a ridiculous cold open, then pivot hard into the Iran Israel conflict narrative, the way public opinion gets steered, and why confusion is one of the most effective tools in modern propaganda. They'll also dig into claims about media coordination and foreign influence, including discussion of Salem Media Group, messaging consistency across major commentators, and why certain topics instantly become off-limits. From there they connect the dots to civil liberties, reacting to FISA extension talk and the casual push to surrender privacy rights “for protection.” If you care about surveillance, free speech, and how quickly the goalposts move, this part will hit. Then the episode goes deep into the stories that don’t sit right: We'll flash back to Episode 6 where reports of scientists dead or missing since 2022, the Brown University shooting, the killing of an MIT fusion scientist, and why even an “unrelated” cluster can still be a national security red flag. They touch on directed energy weapons claims, targeted harassment narratives, and the David Wilcock story, not to declare final answers, but to stay honest about what raises questions and what evidence would actually matter. Justin and Erik close with a powerful piece of protest music by Iyah May and the core dilemma her song "Good Citizen" names: speak up and risk being cast out, or stay silent and live with it. Subscribe wherever you listen, share the episode with a friend who questions the script, and leave a review with the one topic you want us to dig into next. Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 7m
  4. Apr 20

    If History And Hollywood Can Be Edited Then What Else Is

    You can walk through downtown Denver and never realize you’re standing on top of a different city. We get into the Denver Underground beneath Larimer Street, the buried storefronts and bricked-up corridors, and the official 1864 flood story that says the streets were raised over time. Then we lean into what still doesn’t quite sit right for a lot of curious people: the scale of the engineering, the quality of the brickwork, and why the documentation feels thinner than you’d expect for a project that big. We talk through the Tartaria angle too not as a “gotcha,” but as a real example of what happens when physical evidence and official records don’t line up cleanly. From there, we pivot back to life above ground in modern Denver. We react to street-level chaos, homelessness, squatters in abandoned houses, the fentanyl and meth grind, rising car theft, and how people get desensitized when sirens and instability become normal. It’s a raw look at what residents notice when a city changes fast, and what it does to trust, empathy, and basic safety. We also dig into claims about media manipulation and propaganda, including alleged CIA and Pentagon influence in Hollywood, how narratives get repeated until they feel like truth, and why that matters when the topic is war, torture, and public consent. And we close with a true crime story that stuck with us: the Phoenix “Zombie Hunter” case, where investigative genetic genealogy and a single restaurant glass finally helped investigators identify Brian Patrick Miller after decades. If you like conversations that mix hidden history, Denver tunnels lore, true crime, and media skepticism, subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with your take: which part hit you the hardest? Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 58m
  5. Apr 7

    Metal Death Conspiracy, Moon Chocolate, and Shared Passings

    EP.17 - NASA is heading back to the Moon, but the weird part is how many people barely heard about it. Justin and Erik react to the Artemis II launch, why it felt like the date showed up out of nowhere, and how that kind of quiet rollout practically invites doubts. We get into the modern trust problem around space news, from flat earth arguments to the confusion people have when a livestream switches to computer models for tracking stages, separation, and orbital maneuvers. Next, we pivot into a music culture rabbit hole that still hits a nerve: did MTV and corporate radio help kill mainstream rock on purpose? We talk through Billy Corgan’s claims, Charlie Benante backing him up, the late-90s gatekeeper era, and why bands are harder for an industry to “manage” than solo pop stars. Even with less mainstream support, we point out why rock and metal fans keep the scene alive, and why the live-show community feels different from most other genres. Then things get personal and eerie. We share what happened in the studio when a clear voice said “Hey” in a silent, sound-treated room, and why it got even creepier when that same sound showed up later in audio we hadn’t fully reviewed. From there we go deep on shared death experiences, near-death research, hospice stories, the “mist” reports, and the science-versus-skeptic debate about consciousness and the afterlife. Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who loves weird questions, and leave a review with your take: are these patterns proof of something bigger, or just the brain doing what it has to do? Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 21m
  6. Apr 2

    What If The Scariest Monsters Are Us Ep. 16

    A movie that was mocked as a goofy 1980s alien flick ends up feeling like a field guide to modern life. Justin & Erik dig into why They Live still hits so hard, from the “glasses” that strip away the pretty filter to the uncomfortable idea that control doesn’t need lasers or spaceships. Sometimes it just needs money, incentives, and a population that’s too tired to fight the signal. From there, we jump into one of the messiest kinds of internet storytelling: the Erica Kirk allegations and the way clips, timelines, and name-drops spread across platforms once Epstein is in the frame. We talk through what’s being claimed, why people argue over “proof,” and how fast online certainty can form even when the facts are still contested. Then it gets weird in the best way. We explore UFO “conjuring” and how the Prophet Yahweh news segment from CBS5 that still creeps into your head, and the bigger questions raised by Jacques Vallée’s “control system” take on UAPs. We also break down a strange blue orb-style sighting caught on Justin's phone, and how similar it is to Prophet Yaheh's conjuring. To close, we walk through the Demon House story using reported police documentation and react to the details that make even skeptics squirm: the basement, the oily substance, the audio, and the buried objects under the stairs. If you’re into conspiracy culture, UFOs, paranormal cases, and media analysis, there’s a lot here to argue with, and even more to think about. Subscribe, share the episode with a friend who loves the strange stuff, and leave a review, then tell us what you think you’d see if you put the glasses on. Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 35m
  7. Mar 17

    Strange Phones, Clones, Demons and Hidden Experiments

    A working phone booth sat 15 miles down a dirt track in the Mojave Desert, and for years it rang like it was waiting for the right person to pick up. AJ from the Why Files tells the Mojave phone booth story, how one strange number spread through the early internet, and why people drove for hours just to answer a call from a stranger. The farther you get from the city, the louder that ring feels, and we dig into the confessional vibe that made people share secrets they couldn’t say anywhere else. From there, we jump into the kind of modern rumor that spreads in minutes: the “fake Jim Carrey” speculation, celebrity doubles, and why the internet loves replacement narratives when someone looks or acts different. We also play and react to an exorcist interview describing alleged demonic possession, including claims of multiple entities, the importance of names, and how curses and trauma get framed as doorways. Whether you take it literally or see it as storytelling, the themes are identity, influence, and who controls the narrative. Then we hit the most disturbing real-world history in the lineup: the Fernald State School “Science Club,” where boys were fed radioactive cereal as part of nutrition research tied to government funding and corporate interests. We talk informed consent, eugenics-era institutions, and the broader history of U.S. human radiation experiments that targeted people with the least power to say no. If you’re into urban legends, paranormal mysteries, internet folklore, conspiracy talk, and true history that’s hard to shake, this episode is a ride. Subscribe for more, share this with a friend who loves strange stories, and leave a review with the moment that stuck with you most. Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 19m
  8. Mar 10

    Engineered Reality

    Ever feel like reality is a half-step out of tune—time racing, people colder, headlines blending into the same script? We follow that off-kilter feeling to its source: attention. Events can be real while the frames wrapped around them are engineered to train our emotions and forecast our behavior. When inputs are curated, outputs get predictable—and that’s how power scales without showing its hand. Justin & Erik unpack the mechanics of manufactured consent with a tour through Calhoun’s Universe 25, not as a doom prophecy but as a map of what overstimulation and frictionless abundance do to social bonds. Then we examine “matching narrative,” where media, influencers, and social authorities echo the same phrases, compressing complexity into memes you’ve seen a hundred times. We also trace alleged funding pipelines behind so-called grassroots protests to show how choreography, not chaos, often sets the stage. Whether every claim checks out is less important than the pattern: amplification rewards spectacle and confirmation over context. The heart of the episode is a playbook for taking back your mind. Chase Hughes asks you to start by asking two questions of any big story: What is this training me to feel? Who benefits if I feel it? Add deliberate friction—long-form reading, note-taking, and zero-feed blocks—to rebuild attention as a skill. Diversify inputs with credible contradictions and create before you consume, even in small ways. Program or be programmed isn’t a threat; it’s a choice about authorship. We close with Iran as a living case study in psyops and legitimacy. A country that once looked secular and cosmopolitan was not destined for its present; it was taken by narrative, fear, and enforced belief. From there, we map three likely paths under pressure: the iron fist, a fracture from within, or a breakpoint when enforcement loses faith. The larger warning crosses borders: when stories matter more than people and memory is erased, identity gets outsourced. Protect your attention, or someone else will assign your role. If this resonated, share it with someone who’s felt the glitch. Subscribe, leave a review with one practice you’ll adopt to guard your attention, and tell us: what pattern are you noticing first? Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 8m
  9. Mar 3

    Four Stars, One Vanished Film, And A Century Of Control

    A playoff race derailed in real time. A fake spike, a silent replay buzz, and a ruling that reached back past the next snap—then bottles rained and the game was called with 48 seconds left. We walk through BottleGate frame by frame, talk through the letter of the rulebook versus the spirit of competition, and ask a bigger question: when institutions err, who pays the price? From there Justin and Erik follow a darker thread: four cultural icons—Chris Cornell, Chester Bennington, Anthony Bourdain, and Avicii—rumored to be tied to a project called The Silent Children. Official causes say suicide; whispers suggest a pattern. We don’t claim proof. We examine timing, motive, and how stories vanish when they threaten the powerful, challenging you to weigh coincidence against incentives. The middle act is a deep dive into money and control. Before 1913, tariffs funded the state; after the 16th Amendment and the Federal Reserve, the ground shifted. Withholding normalized extraction. Bracket creep turned inflation into a stealth tax. We break down the Cantillon effect, why “tax the rich” became “tax the worker,” and how the buy‑borrow‑die strategy lets asset owners live tax‑free while W‑2 earners front the bill. Add rising enforcement and talk of CBDCs, and you see a grid designed to track, tax, and tighten. We also react to a UK clip where a fan is arrested over a chant with historic roots, raising the stakes of “context decided on the spot.” When meaning is policed in real time, speech becomes permissioned. And on the edge of the map, we touch the Montauk lore—claims of mind control evolving into matter and time manipulation—using it less as gospel and more as a prompt to question what’s kept offstage. History shows classified tech often runs decades ahead of public knowledge; the point is to keep your filters sharp and your questions honest. If you value clear eyes on messy systems—sports, culture, speech, and money—this one’s for you. Listen, share your take, and tell us where you draw the line. Subscribe, leave a review, and tag a friend who loves a good rabbit hole. Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 34m
  10. Feb 24

    Black Holes, Black Boxes, And A Buttload Of Trouble

    A door swings open by itself, a siren howls outside, and adrenaline spikes before a single word is said—then we dive headfirst into the hardest questions about reality, power, and trust. We start with CERN’s Run 3: 13.6 TeV collisions, new exotic particles, quark–gluon plasma, antimatter experiments, and big questions about extra dimensions. Alongside the legitimate science, we explore why talk of portals, timelines, and the Mandela Effect grips so many people, and how oversight, treaty status, and decades‑old quotes about “doors” make the line between cutting‑edge research and cultural anxiety feel thin. From cosmic claims we turn to human darkness. We examine allegations of a global satanic network tied to trafficking, survivor testimony, and why some stories spread despite scarce, sensitive evidence. The conversation wrestles openly with credibility: how to stay compassionate to victims while insisting on proof, how past scandals color our priors, and why institutions lose public trust when transparency fails. Then we chart a course through the Philadelphia Experiment—green fog, vanished radar blips, sailors fused in steel—and test it against the grounded degaussing explanation, EM exposure effects, and the messy way myths endure when fear, secrecy, and wartime records collide. Finally, we bring it home to your pantry. Texas’s push for black‑box warnings on additives and Canada’s front‑of‑pack magnifying‑glass labels are forcing big brands to quietly reformulate, sparking lawsuits and a larger reckoning with ultra‑processed food. It’s the same pattern at every scale—high energy labs, high stakes rumors, and high sugar snacks: Who sets the rules, who guarantees safety, and who pays when they’re wrong? If you’re here for clear thinking in wild territory, hit follow, share this with a friend who loves weird history and real science, and drop a review with the one claim you most want us to fact‑check next. Check out the video version of this episode and more on our YouTube channel! Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@justinStudio105 Please like, share, subscribe, comment or leave us a review! \m/\m/

    1h 43m

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Anything & Everything from UFO's and Conspiracy Theories to Strange Facts You May Have Never Known and more! We talk about Anything & Everything!...and shit