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Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy and Andy sit down this week to discuss listener emails and Snake the Bigfoot hunter’s claim that he’s discovered a Sasquatch body. Could this alleged find be connected to HARD MTN DEW’s $1 million bounty? The guys dig into the mystery, weigh the possibilities and share a few laughs along the way. Support the show Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1Ep2zXp1kE/ Twit...

Send us Fan Mail This week Joe, Jeremey and Andy take to the skies with the strange 1976 XB-ZOX plane incident involving Rafel Pacheco Perez. What started as an aviation mystery quickly gets weird—and naturally, that means it’s time to dust off the conspiracy board. Was it an accident? A case of mistaken identity? Something the government would prefer stayed buried? Or are we connecting dots that...

Send us Fan Mail This week Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss some of history’s most fascinating examples of apparent predictions of the future, from Morgan Robertson’s Futility, or The Wreck of the Titan , to George Orwell’s 1984 , Georges Méliès’s A Trip to the Moon , and the mysterious prophecies of Nostradamus. Are these genuine glimpses into the future, astonishing coincidences, or simply cases of...

Send us Fan Mail This week Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss digital-only games, AI 911 dispatchers, Flock cameras, and the unexpected appearance of Darth Vader at a city council meeting praising Flock cameras. From AI replacing humans to surveillance technology that knows a little too much, we explore the brave new world of automation, artificial intelligence, and the increasingly weird ways technolog...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy, and Andy revisit a topic that was previously discussed in Episode 23, “Cryogenics,” exploring what cryonics really means, what the science can—and can’t—do today, and what we’ve learned from the early failures and experiments that shaped the field. But beneath the science is a much bigger question: What makes you, you? If your body—or even just your brain—could be pre...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy, and Andy sit down and discuss the bizarre applications of mysterious inventor John Quincy St. Clair, emphasizing that these concepts are documented as official US patents and publications . The hosts review his wildest entries on the government registry, including official documentation for full-body teleportation, training guides for walking through walls, and magnet...

Send us Fan Mail This episode is brought to you by Vandalay Industries. Tired of your fake career as an importer-exporter? Switch to our new aluminum foil hats! They block out the Deep State, the Soup Nazi, and your nagging parents in Del Boca Vista. Vandalay Industries: We’re watching you. Support the show Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1Ep2zXp1kE/ Twitter/X @PodcacheRadio   Email Podcac...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss the tragic history behind the Walmart Supercenter on Seawall Boulevard in Galveston, Texas, built near the site of St. Mary's Orphan Asylum, where 10 nuns and around 90 children lost their lives during the catastrophic 1900 Galveston hurricane. They explore the heartbreaking events of the storm, the memorial honoring the victims, and the chilling...

Send us Fan Mail From slashing corporate expenses to becoming one of the most talked-about executives in the automotive world, Carlos Ghosn mastered the art of cost-cutting. Joe, Jeremy, and Andy explore the legend of "Le Cost Killer" and compare it to their own NezCap experience—a ball cap they jokingly accuse of taking cost-cutting a little too far. Corporate strategy, questionable qua...

Send us Fan Mail  Joe, Jeremy, and Andy are back talking sports the only way they know how—with plenty of opinions, questionable analysis, and absolutely no professional credentials. This week, the guys dive into the latest World Cup drama, break down the biggest WNBA storylines, and spend an entirely reasonable amount of time laughing at Sophie Cunningham's viral videos and internet-famous p...

Send us Fan Mail Andy and Chris sit down and review Supergirl and Disclosure Day with their signature mix of movie geekery, hot takes, and questionable humor. Was Supergirl ready to soar, or did it forget it's cape? Did Disclosure Day leave them thinking, cheering or just scratching their heads? Expect plenty of laughs, a few rabbit trails, and an honest look at what worked, what didn't,...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy, and Andy sit down with Boomtown Sauces owner and CEO, Coy Huffstutler, to talk all things sauce. From the origins of Boomtown Sauces and the inspiration behind its unique flavors to the challenges of building a brand in a competitive market, Coy shares the story behind the company and his passion for creating great products. The conversation explores flavor developmen...

Send us Fan Mail  Joe, Jeremy, and Andy talk about the shocking case of Dorothea Puente, the seemingly sweet Sacramento landlady who hid a deadly secret behind her grandmotherly charm. The guys discuss the investigation, and the unbelievable story of how she fooled so many people for so long—all with their usual mix of true crime, curiosity, and a little humor. Just remember: not every grandma is...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy, and Andy discuss the surprising comeback of physical media, from vinyl records and CDs to Blu-rays, books, and video games. As streaming and digital services continue to dominate, more people are rediscovering the appeal of owning media they can actually hold, collect, and preserve. The conversation explores what's driving this resurgence—nostalgia, superior audi...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremy and Andy discuss the unwritten rules of grocery store etiquette, ask whether disposable contact lenses are a genuine health necessity or one of the greatest recurring purchases ever invented, and tackle the challenge of dealing with problem neighbors without starting an all-out neighborhood war. From shopping cart controversies to eye-care debates and fence-line feuds,...

Send us Fan Mail This week, Joe, Jeremy and Andy dive fork-first into the terrifying romance between microplastics and microwaves — the toxic power couple living rent-free in your kitchen. Ever wondered if reheating spaghetti in a suspiciously stained plastic container is slowly turning you into a reusable grocery bag? So did we. Join us as we unravel how tiny plastic particles are sneaking into o...

Send us Fan Mail  Andy and Chris have a relaxing conversation about their favorite animated movies, from childhood classics to modern masterpieces. They dive into memorable characters, stunning animation styles, and the stories that still resonate today. Whether you grew up on hand-drawn adventures or love the latest animated hits, this episode is a nostalgic and fun-filled celebration of the movi...

Send us Fan Mail Joe, Jeremey, and Andy discuss the forgotten history of Areas 1 through 50 — the classified prequel saga before Area 51 stole all the spotlight. Are there aliens? Maybe. Government coverups? Definitely. A vending machine that became self-aware in Area 13? Our sources say yes… and it still owes Joe five bucks. Grab your tinfoil hat, your security clearance, and an emotional support...

Send us Fan Mail  Joe, Jeremy and Andy return for episode 200 to dive into UFO disclosure, government secrecy, and the growing mystery surrounding scientists and researchers who have died or disappeared in recent years — from aerospace engineers and nuclear researchers to alleged anti-gravity and UAP investigators. The guys also discuss claims surrounding a private Tennessee meeting where pastors...

Send us Fan Mail “Let’s rewind this week and sample a few tracks from the Podcast Radio library for our final REWIND of the year.”  E41 Lake Linear  One of the most significant impacts of the construction was the flooding of historic African American communities. The Corps purchased land, which included farms, homes, and even cemeteries, to make room for the water. For many residents, this marked...

Send us Fan Mail Andy and Chris discuss their wish list of movies they want sequels, prequels or remakes of—digging into the films they think deserve a second life on the big screen. From cult classics that ended too soon to blockbuster worlds with untapped potential, they explore what stories could be expanded, reimagined, or completely reinvented. Support the show Facebook https://www.facebook.c...

Send us Fan Mail  Andy and Chris kick things off by diving into the biggest summer movie releases, breaking down what’s worth the hype, what might surprise audiences, and which films could dominate the box office. From blockbuster franchises to under-the-radar gems, they explore what this season says about where the film industry is headed. The conversation doesn’t stop there—they look ahead to th...

Send us Fan Mail Let’s rewind this week and sample a few tracks from the Podcast Radio library.  E95: Jade Helm 15 was a military training exercise conducted between July 15 and September 15, 2015, involving several branches of the U.S. military, including the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Special Operations Command. It was planned as a joint exercise to simulate a range of mi...

Send us Fan Mail Let’s rewind this week and sample a few tracks from the Podcast Radio library.  E19 Bermuda Triangle E17 Past Lives E20 Ley Lines Support the show Facebook https://www.facebook.com/share/1Ep2zXp1kE/ Twitter/X @PodcacheRadio   Email Podcache13@gmail.com YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@PodcacheRadio Website https://podcacheradio.buzzsprout.com Support the Show https://throne.com/Po...

Send us Fan Mail Let’s rewind this week and sample a few tracks from the Podcast Radio library.  First up: Episode 5: Ted Kaczynski — did he truly act alone, or was he part of something much larger? Then, we return to Episode 12: Portals — are they grounded in real science, or purely the stuff of science fiction? And finally, Episode 14: Dinosaurs — are they one of the greatest scientific discover...