Infinite Rabbit Hole

Jeremy Socha

Infinite Rabbit Hole — Your weekly briefing on UAPs, cryptids, consciousness, and the stories the mainstream won't cover. Hosted by Jeremy, Jake, and CJ, Infinite Rabbit Hole digs into the fringe news that matters — from Pentagon UAP disclosures and cryptid flaps to consciousness research and unexplained phenomena. Every week we score, rank, and break down the weirdest verified stories from the last ten days so you don't have to go looking for them. No tinfoil hats. No speculation passed off as fact. Just a serious look at the stories that make you question what we actually know.

  1. Jul 21

    IRH 290: Gov. UFO Files (Drop 4)

    Friday July 10th: Department of War drops forty more Pursue files spanning 1948 to last year. Tonight Jeremy and Jake go through all of it. The centerpiece is a 77-year-old transcript that sat classified until last Friday. On February 16th, 1949, Edward Teller, Lincoln La Paz, and the Los Alamos lab director convened a secret meeting about green fireballs streaking silently over their own nuclear installations. By the end, even Teller couldn't explain the horizontal flight path. The lab director closed the meeting admitting it remained unexplained. That meeting created Project Twinkle, a network of observation posts built to catch these things on instruments. It was shut down before it could. Seventy years later: an unidentified object over the Pantex plant near Amarillo, Texas, the country's primary nuclear weapons assembly facility. Radar, trained witnesses, cameras, and video all converging on the same object above a nuclear weapons site with no explanation. Also in the release: a photograph from the space shuttle Columbia, a 28-year Air Force and Navy veteran who saw something unlike anything in his career, and a Harvard astrophysicist revealing his science council has requested 50 additional files the Pentagon still hasn't handed over. Patreon: https://patreon.com/InfiniteRabbitHoleJeremy's Book: https://www.amazon.com/U-F-Elmwood-Cosmic-Puzzle/dp/B0GX1GBMZNYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@InfiniteRabbitHolePodcastWebsite: https://InfiniteRabbitHole.com

  2. Jul 7

    PWR288: The Man Who Invented Flying Saucers w/ Dr. Dean Bertram & Samantha Krause

    Most people assume their fascination with UFOs is something they arrived at on their own. A sighting. A documentary. A feeling the official story never quite added up. Almost nobody considers that the cultural framework making flying saucers feel plausible and worth chasing was largely the product of one man sitting behind a desk in Wisconsin, editing a pulp magazine called Amazing Stories. Raymond Palmer understood that the line between a story and a belief is thinner than anyone wants to admit. When a welder named Richard Shaver began sending letters claiming an ancient subterranean civilization called the Deros was controlling human behavior from beneath the Earth's surface, Palmer didn't file it away. He published it, promoted it, and let it breathe until hundreds of thousands of readers were no longer sure whether they were reading fiction or testimony. By the time Kenneth Arnold's 1947 sighting gave the world the term flying saucer, the audience Palmer spent years cultivating was ready and waiting. Tonight, Dr. Dean Bertram, historian and filmmaker behind the award-winning documentary short The Shaver Mystery, and his filmmaking partner Samantha Krause, Wisconsin native and co-creator of Home Movie Legend Trip, take us down that rabbit hole. Who invented flying saucers? And what does that mean for the disclosure conversations happening right now? Home Movie Legend Trip: https://www.youtube.com/@HomeMovieLegendTripThe Man Who Invented Flying Saucers: https://www.facebook.com/TheManWhoInventedFlyingSaucers

    PWR288: The Man Who Invented Flying Saucers w/ Dr. Dean Bertram & Samantha Krause
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Infinite Rabbit Hole — Your weekly briefing on UAPs, cryptids, consciousness, and the stories the mainstream won't cover. Hosted by Jeremy, Jake, and CJ, Infinite Rabbit Hole digs into the fringe news that matters — from Pentagon UAP disclosures and cryptid flaps to consciousness research and unexplained phenomena. Every week we score, rank, and break down the weirdest verified stories from the last ten days so you don't have to go looking for them. No tinfoil hats. No speculation passed off as fact. Just a serious look at the stories that make you question what we actually know.

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