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What do you think of when you think of North Korea?Oppression? Brainwashing? Starvation? Diszavangaged? Dictator?Bet you didn’t know that the biggest driving force behind our most recent money re-designed is due to one of the poorest and most repressed nations in the world. North Korea. Join Kevin as he takes us on the latest Bizarre AF train ride to the mafia-like operated state of North Korea.

A young OpenAI engineer sounded the alarm about AI’s hidden dangers… then died under disputed circumstances. Missing footage, unusual toxicology, unanswered questions — and a story Silicon Valley would prefer to forget.In this episode, we uncover the warnings he tried to give, the pressure he was under, and the mysteries surrounding his final days.This is the story of the whistleblower who challenged the machine.Keywords: AI whistleblower, tech mystery, OpenAI, generative AI controversy, unexplained death.

We have talked a lot about aliens and extraterrestrials on this show but have never really discussed who they are or their differences because like humans, no two are alike. Join Kevin as he takes on the next Bizarre AF train ride down the tracks of discovery of Nordic Aliens. Those oh so humanoid ET’s. Are they friends or foes; good or evil? Again, just like humans there is never just one answer. Looking for the casting call for aliens and friends of aliens? visit AlienCastingCall.com

We've have taken you on some Bizarre AF train rides on our show, but this one is pretty nuts. Alesha asks us to really buckle up for this one as she conducts our Bizarre AF train in to the extremely bizarre world of Project Pegasus and a time traveling child that says he as physical proof that he traveled back in time and Alesha shows it to us!

Denver was shook to the core when Philip Peters was found bludgeoned to death in his home in late October 1941, and no one knew who or why…for decades…Join Kevin as he takes us on another Bizarre AF train ride to the cooky, creepy and Bizzare as we discuss the legendary creepster known as “The Denver Spiderman”Mugshot of Theodore Coney : https://www.historicalcrimedetective.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Theodore-Coneys.jpgImage of Theodore Coney: https://history.denverlibrary.org/sites/history/files/IMG_4446%20%281%29.jpg

Step into the haunted halls of medieval France as we unravel the chilling story of King Charles VI — remembered as Charles the Mad. From delusions that he was made of glass to violent psychotic breaks, his reign blurred the line between superstition, curses, and mental illness. And at the infamous Ball of the Burning Men, fire turned celebration into catastrophe when nobles became human torches before the royal court. Was France’s king cursed, bewitched, or simply broken by his bloodline? Join us for this bizarre October tale of madness, fire, and fate.Sources: Froissart, Jean. Froissart’s Chronicles. Translated by Geoffrey Brereton. London: Penguin Classics, 1968.Pintoin, Michel (the Monk of St. Denis). The Chronicle of the Monk of Saint-Denis. Edited and translated by L. Bell. New York: University Press of America, 1992.Monstrelet, Enguerrand de. The Chronicles of Enguerrand de Monstrelet. Translated by Thomas Johnes. London: Henry G. Bohn, 1849.Encyclopaedia Britannica. “Charles VI.” Accessed September 2025. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Charles-VI-king-of-FranceEncyclopaedia Britannica. “Bal des Ardents.” Accessed September 2025. https://www.britannica.com/event/Bal-des-ArdentsBBC History Extra. “The Mad Monarchs of Europe.” Accessed September 2025. https://www.historyextra.comHistory Today. “The Ball of the Burning Men.” Accessed September 2025. https://www.historytoday.com

Are you willing to give up privacy to feel more secure? Is it real security or just a sense of security? How much do you have to give up? SummaryIn this episode of Bizarre AF, Kevin conducts us yet again on the Bizarre AF Train into the world of surveillance technology, focusing on the notorious spyware Pegasus. We discuss its implications for privacy, the power dynamics involved in its use, and the broader consequences of living in a surveillance state; surveillance in absolutely everyones pocket.

In this episode of The Bizarre AF, we break down the September 9, 2025 House Oversight Committee hearing on UAPs — where whistleblowers and military insiders came forward with jaw-dropping testimony. From alleged cover-ups inside the Pentagon’s UAP office (AARO) to firsthand accounts of unidentified craft over U.S. bases, we unpack what was said, why it matters, and what Congress might be hiding next.Featuring testimony from Jeffrey Nuccetelli, Alexandro Wiggins, Dylan Borland, and journalist George Knapp, this episode dives into government secrecy, whistleblower retaliation, and the growing demand for UFO transparency.House Oversight Committee Hearing on UAP Transparency & Whistleblower Protection – September 9, 2025LIVE: House hearing on transparency for unidentified anomalous phenomenaPast Bizarre AF Episodes:Immaculate Constellation – Another Congressional Hearing on UAPs Disclosure in US Congress

Is there proof that spacecrafts are in the ocean? Did we just think they were comets? Kevin hosts this episode and will delve into the intriguing world of aliens, interstellar objects, and the implications of potential extraterrestrial life. Are scientist reporting facts or or creating fiction for fame? You be the judge.aliens, extraterrestrial, interstellar, space probes, UFOs, Project Blue Beam, cosmic materials, skepticism, research, technology

In this episode of Bizarre AF, Alesha will delve into the unsettling connection between lead poisoning and the prevalence of serial killers in the Pacific Northwest. We explore the historical context of lead usage, its effects on human health, and the environmental consequences of smelting. The conversation also touches on ancient civilizations' use of lead, the greed that perpetuated its use, and the regulations that have been implemented to mitigate its impact. Ultimately, the episode raises thought-provoking questions about the correlation between lead exposure and crime rates, particularly in the context of the 1970s.