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EPISODE · Mar 17, 2024 · 1H 47M

There's No Such Thing As CHiPs

from Underworld News Tonight: A Weird News Podcast · host Underworld News Tonight

Underworld News Tonight: Debunking Aliens, Mysterious Monoliths & Bee vs. Helicopter?! Calling all UFO believers, conspiracy theorists, and lovers of the strange! This week on Underworld News Tonight, Andrew and Jason plunge into the unexplained: Seismologist vs. Astrophysicist: A fiery debate erupts as a seismologist attempts to debunk Avi Loeb's controversial theories on interstellar objects. UFO in Wales? A mysterious monolith spotted on a Welsh hill has everyone buzzing (literally, in this case). Is it extraterrestrial, a publicity stunt, or something else entirely? Pentagon's UFO Report: Debunk or Disclosure? The wait is over! The Pentagon releases its UAP report, but does it debunk UFO sightings or fuel the fire? Bee vs. Helicopter: In a bizarre turn of events, a hive of bees decides to take on a California Highway Patrol chopper. You won't bee-lieve the details! This episode of Underworld News Tonight is packed with mysteries, government secrets, and animal antics! Tune in, join Jason and Andrew for the ride, and remember to rate and follow the show wherever you get your podcasts!

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