Questioning Everything

Matt of Cultivate Elevate joins me for a wide-ranging conversation about the questions that took him from his own health experiences to electroculture and old-world architecture. We start with copper garden antennas and the books that shaped Matt's research, then get into his views on historic radium products, radiation and energy. Later we examine St. Louis 1904 construction imagery, Chicago&...

Episode 100. Jake looks back on a hundred shows — the fires, Tartaria, Tesla, airships, Peter melting stone in Shenzhen, America's pyramids, Antarctica, Satan's Little Season, the World's Fairs — and then hangs out with his friend Tim Constantine of the Six Sensory Podcast. No script. No slides. Just two friends on a rabbit-hole night. They dig into star forts and the secret societies...

We ran out of time in the White City last episode, so tonight we pick up right where we left off. And the ending is darker than the brochures tell you. Chicago 1893: a dream city of gleaming white palaces, supposedly thrown up on a swamp in about two years, then torn down almost as fast. We look at how it actually ended. The Cold Storage Building fire killed about 16 people, firemen included, in f...

Grand palaces, capitols and hotels built for thousands, but where were the bathrooms? In this best-of, I dig into Versailles' fountains, the official excuses, and what the missing restrooms might really tell us about the old world. 0:00 Where did everyone go to the bathroom? 1:45 Intro 1:55 Built for thousands, one restroom 8:25 Versailles: fountains, not toilets 17:16 Not just Versailles 20:49 Th...

How do we actually know what we think we know? Jake opens the Week in Review with the J746 date stones, the Crystal Palace and Chicago's White City, then takes your chat questions through the buried windows and the Seattle Underground, the forgotten pneumatic tube networks (and the kids once mailed through the post office), Antwerp's 50 star forts and the keyhole shapes at their centers, t...

In 1909 the Arizona Gazette reported a cave city cut into the Grand Canyon, with tunnels, mummies and Egyptian-style artifacts. Then the story disappeared. On this Sunday Mixtape, Jake pulls the hidden-pyramid moments from the live show: why so much of the Grand Canyon is closed on foot and by air, the temples named after Egyptian gods and their Orion's belt layout, how the Kincaid story was b...

Episode 97 of Questioning Everything goes deep on the great World's Fairs, those massive, beautiful palace cities we're told went up in a couple of years out of "temporary" plaster, only to burn or get torn down right after. We go through the construction photos, the fire pattern that keeps showing up, and the questions the official narrative never really answers. We start at Lon...

The Missing Thousand Years: Who Rewrote Our Timeline? | QE Ep 96 On this solo episode of Questioning Everything, Jake went through the stones carved with J746, J787 and J725 and asked a simple question. In Latin, Jesus was IESUS, and I and J were once the same letter. So was that first "digit" really a 1, or did it mean "the year of Jesus"? From there he covered how the AD coun...

Look down. Star forts on every continent that were supposedly "for cannons." A "temporary" 1893 fair building photographed already buried in mud. Devil's Tower as the biggest tree stump you'll ever see. The 1853 Mammoth Tree and its 1,244 rings. And a whole brick wall in Nottingham that looks melted. The best mud flood moments from Episodes 8, 29, 80 and 85, in one si...

Why did the airships disappear? Jake Castrey (The Improbable Dreamer) joins Flat Earth Dave on Deep Inside The Rabbit Hole for a wide-open conversation about the old world: star forts as a lost power grid, ancient city layouts that look like circuit boards, Turkmenistan's empty white city, Kazakhstan's pyramid, orphan trains, mooring masts on the Empire State Building, flying cruise ships...

Peter Forhan came back for Episode 95 of Questioning Everything, and for the first time we took the show outside, live. It was high noon on a rooftop in Shenzhen, China, and Peter brought a lens that concentrates sunlight a thousand times to show what "sunfire" can do. Peter exploded a chunk of pyrite (it made both of us jump), melted pewter into a shot-glass mold and turned it into a li...

Brian of The Demon Erasers came back for Episode 94 of Questioning Everything, live. His first visit (Ep 75, "Satan's Little Season") became one of our most-watched shows, and he left a lot of doors open. This time he walked back through them with old books, old money and old maps on screen: what if the thousand years already happened? We covered the headless saints of the old hagiog...

Seth Kicklighter, author of Spirit Realm Shenanigans!, came back for Episode 93 of Questioning Everything, live this time. In Ep 87 he argued that astral travel, spirit guides and channeled messages are staged visions. This time we picked up the threads he left hanging: DMT "lockouts," remote viewing and the CIA's Stargate program, past-life memories and the birthmark cases, the Akas...

If Tartaria was real, why isn't it in your history book? This best-of pulls the strongest map moments from the live show into one sitting: the dragon and the owl in an 1800s almanac, the 1690 and 1899 maps, Siberia on Google Earth today, crater lakes and blast sites across Siberia, the Great Wall of Tartaria and its arrow slits facing China, Rupes Nigra and the four islands at the North Pole,...

Episode 92 of Questioning Everything, Open Lines Friday. Jake opened with a tribute to Bears legend Mike Ditka, then announced that the Atlas paperback is officially out and explained the new subscriber book giveaway. He read the first Dear Dreamer letter: Jim from Buffalo asked about Lake Erie beach glass and the granite breakwalls in every big Great Lakes city. From there the night went into the...

Episode 91 of Questioning Everything. Peter Forhan came back for Part 2, joining us from the other side of the world, and this time we finally got to the demonstrations we ran out of time for in Episode 84. Peter showed a mirror hanging from a magnet that never falls, a bismuth crystal that grew itself into a pyramid, a lens and a phone light "pinning the light of the sun to a cross," an...

Episode 90 of Questioning Everything. Guy Anderson came back for round three, and we followed the trail from fairy tales to old maps to the fireplaces hiding in plain sight in old buildings. Along the way: the Dresden clock tower, Tesla's wireless power, radium "En L'An 2000" postcards, and the Sea of Tartaria. Guy (@teslaandthecabbagepatchkids) is a UK author and researcher with...

What if a movie wasn't just a movie? What if it was a door? 🔴 LIVE PREMIERE TONIGHT, Sat Oct 3, 10 PM CT. Come hang out in the chat with me. Episode 89. My guest is Justin Tinto, the writer and lead of the indie film "Awakening," with a cast that includes Kevin Spacey and Peter Stormare, alongside Julian Glover, Steven Berkoff and Alice Eve. Justin calls it "not a film, a movem...

110 years ago tonight, a German Zeppelin burned over Potters Bar, England. Thousands watched it fall… and not one photograph of it falling has ever surfaced. Tonight on Questioning Everything, we go up. Airships were flying under power in 1852, fifty-one years before Kitty Hawk. The Graf Zeppelin flew more than a million miles and never injured a single passenger. The U.S. Navy flew aircraft carri...

What if the astral plane isn't heaven... it's a headset? Episode 87 of Questioning Everything. Seth Kicklighter ("Sethlehem") joins me to make the case that astral travel, remote viewing, near-death experiences, past-life memories, and even "healings" may not be a dormant human gift or a higher spiritual realm at all. They might all come from the same shop: an operated,...

Episode 86 — Ten Gates with Sean Stone Sean Stone sits down on Questioning Everything. Filmmaker, author, and the kid who grew up on the sets that taught America what happened — JFK, The Doors, Natural Born Killers — then spent the rest of his life saying the script was incomplete. His new book is 10 Things to Learn: Ancient Wisdom for the Modern Soul. Ten gates. Not a habit list. A map for stayin...

Episode 85 — A Melted and Erased Past Last night we sat with light. Tonight we sit with what light — or heat, or something we were told was “just weather” — may have done to the old world. Melted masses that still have windows in them. Brick still visible inside a flow. Towns that are the hill. Official plaques that say sandstone, tuff, erosion, landslide. Soft spots that do not sit. Tonight: • No...

Episode 84 — Light Bodies with Peter Forhan Peter Maine Forhan joins us tonight on the show live. University of Michigan materials engineer who walked off the official map of matter and started writing light physics instead. His book is Light Bōdies — soul within, sol above — 42 hand-drawn diagrams tying textbook 3-D physics to a 4-D torus of aether. Tonight: • Why every cell is a solar panel • Et...

The Bully Slayer — One Foul Wow Interview with Shadrach from TikTok @onefoulwow The Bully Slayer is our guest on this special weekend episode. OG Tartaria / mud flood from across the pond. We go through his Nottingham cave footage — Daniel and the Lion’s Den under a private mansion, bricked passages, abandoned pubs with ladders into dry man-made caves, sand floods behind new brick, maps under the...

Open Lines Friday — Episode 82 This week we can stay on the last few rooms we walked through: The giant “stumps.” Devil’s Tower and the sister sites. Columnar rock that looks like end grain. Water still coming off some of them. The 1800s photos of men posing on trees they had no business cutting with the mills they had. The Veritas Road sit-down with Carson and John. Who really built America. Buri...