The Unexplained Company
The Jungle Apocalypse
Recorded for the first time in 2009, The Jungle Apocalypse is a long-running conversation about the end of the world — and the forces shaping it — hosted by Rob Davenport and Mike Sherwin . After interviewing dozens of guests and exploring controversial ideas for years, the show went dark in 2015 when life got in the way. Now, as global instability, environmental collapse, and unexplained phenomena accelerate, the hosts decided it was time to return. This podcast examines apocalypse theories, end-times narratives, ancient and modern cataclysms, pole shift hypotheses, conspiracies, and unexplai...
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1 févr. 2026
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The End of the West? China’s Rise & The Fallout Reality 01.02.2026 1:18:38
In Episode 2 of The Jungle Apocalypse , Rob and Mike explore the crumbling infrastructure of the West and the rising tensions that could redefine North American borders. From the potential US annexation of Canada to the terrifying speed of Artificial General Intelligence, nothing is off-limits. In this episode, we discuss: The Fallout Reality: How pop culture predicted the current resource wars an...
The "Voice of God," Black Triangles, and the Geopolitical Theater 24.01.2026 1:06:22
After a long hiatus, the hosts return to the mic from the Secret Bunker, to break down current events through a lens of skepticism and conspiracy culture. In this episode, Mike and Rob discuss reports of "Voice of God" directed energy weapons being used in Venezuela and speculate that public technology is decades behind what the military actually possesses. They dive into personal UFO sightings, i...
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