David Paulsen
Whatever Happened With...?
The biggest stories rarely end when the headlines stop. Each episode of Whatever Happened With...? revisits a major news event months or years later to uncover what was learned, what changed, what was hidden, and what the public was never told. Through official reports, investigations, court records, and newly released evidence, we separate fact from narrative, so you'll know what really happened.
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13. Jun 2026
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David's Take...On Covid Origins 13.06.2026 6:05
The Whatever Happened With... Podcasts are strictly fact based. Just the facts and the unbiased conclusions. Fact checked. No spin. Just the facts, ma'am. But some stories cry out for commentary. This is one. The facts are complicated. Dense. Hard to get your head around. But this story is important. Maybe the most important in our lifetime. And it could happen again. Unless we learn the lesso...
Whatever Happened With...The COVID Origins Story? 13.06.2026 19:04
Where did COVID-19 really come from? Years after the pandemic began, the biggest developments are no longer about the origin itself—they're about the investigations, emails, intelligence assessments, congressional inquiries, and declassified records that reshaped the debate. In this update, we examine what was learned after the headlines faded, what evidence emerged, what questions remain unre...
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