Conspiracies and Theories: What Lies Beneath Mars?

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In this episode, the hosts discuss their New Year resolutions, particularly focusing on a 'Super Sober 2025' initiative. They then transition into a deep dive into the mysteries surrounding Mars, exploring its environment, gravity, and the potential for life. The conversation also touches on the CIA's remote viewing project related to Mars, raising questions about what information may be hidden from the public. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the intriguing topics of giants, the mysteries of Mars, and the implications of Project Stargate. They explore the possibility of life on Mars, the significance of structures like the Face on Mars, and the conspiracy theories surrounding these phenomena. The discussion also touches on ancient civilizations and their potential connections to Martian knowledge, culminating in a humorous yet thought-provoking examination of the unknown. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the mysteries of ancient structures, the Anunnaki's role in human origins, and the ongoing search for life on Mars. They explore the connections between Earth and Mars, discussing theories about extraterrestrial life and the implications of recent scientific discoveries. The dialogue is filled with humor and curiosity, making complex topics accessible and engaging.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The hosts are excited about their New Year resolutions, particularly 'Super Sober 2025'.

Mars is often in the news, prompting discussions about its mysteries.

The CIA has declassified information about Mars, raising questions about its significance.

Mars has extreme weather conditions, including dust storms and cold temperatures.

The average temperature on Mars is significantly lower than on Earth.

Mars has a thin atmosphere, affecting how temperature and wind are felt.

Olympus Mons is the largest volcano in the solar system, located on Mars.

There are theories about the potential for life on Mars, supported by rover findings.

Remote viewing experiments conducted by the CIA in the 1980s included Mars.

The hosts encourage listeners to keep an open mind about the mysteries of Mars. The concept of giants varies widely among individuals.

Mars is home to many unexplained structures and phenomena.

Project Stargate was a significant government project focused on remote viewing.

There is ongoing research into the possibility of life on Mars.

The Face on Mars has sparked much debate and speculation.

Conspiracy theories often arise around unexplained phenomena.

Ancient civilizations may have had knowledge of extraterrestrial life.

The alignment of pyramids on Earth and Mars raises questions.

The Anunnaki theory suggests a complex history of human origins.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Super sober 2025!"

"Is the CIA hiding something?"

"Do you believe?"

"Mars is a cold desert."

"Very large people on Mars?"

"How giant are you thinking?"

"That's not a boulder."

"Remote viewing wasn't real."

"There's life below Mars."

"It's just natural formations."

"They're hiding something."

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In this conversation, the hosts explore a variety of topics ranging from holiday traditions to innovative inventions, conspiracy theories surrounding drones, and the historical evolution of drone technology. They delve into the contributions of notable figures like Nikola Tesla and Leonardo da Vinci, while also discussing the implications of advanced technology in warfare and its potential connections to ancient civilizations. In this engaging conversation, Beard Laws and Burley explore a variety of topics ranging from the evolution of automotive history to the complexities of drone technology and its implications in modern warfare. They discuss the influence of education and media on public perception, the historical context of drone development, and the mysteries surrounding unidentified aerial phenomena. The conversation also delves into the depths of ocean exploration and the potential hidden histories of technology. Throughout the discussion, they emphasize the importance of questioning narratives and seeking deeper truths.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

Happy Christmas Eve and Hanukkah Eve!

Cultural reflections on holiday celebrations.

Innovative ideas for personal hygiene products.

Discussion on conspiracy theories related to drones.

The history of drone technology dates back to the 1800s.

Leonardo da Vinci's early concepts of flight.

World War II's impact on drone technology.

Theories about ancient civilizations and their technologies.

Nikola Tesla's contributions to remote-controlled innovations.

The potential for government secrecy regarding technology. The history of automotive development is often misrepresented in education.

Media plays a significant role in shaping public perception and narratives.

Drones have a complex history tied to military and civilian applications.

The ocean remains largely unexplored, with many mysteries yet to be uncovered.

Swarm drone technology is an emerging field with potential applications in various sectors.

The influence of historical events, like Hurricane Katrina, on technological advancements.

Drones are increasingly used in modern warfare, changing the landscape of conflict.

The government has been experimenting with UAVs for decades, raising questions about transparency.

There are theories suggesting that advanced technologies may have existed long before their public introduction.

The conversation encourages critical thinking and questioning of established narratives.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Happy Christmas Eve!"

"How do I word this to where it's not offensive?"

"That's the second greatest idea!"

"Maybe there's more people like that!"

"What was the paranoia?"

"That's essentially what Operation Blue Beam is!"

"The government would lie to us potentially?"

"I think it was the first production car, wasn't it?"

"It's all horse shit. Yeah."

"I believe that."

"What do they have to gain?"

"I want to know the end game."

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The Philadelphia Experiment: Fact or Fiction?

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To Talk about The Philadelphia Experiment: Fact or Fiction?

In this episode, Beard Laws and Gute take listeners on a journey about the controversial topic involving conspiracy theories, paranormal phenomena, and government cover-ups. They explore the characters Mulder and Scully from the X-Files as a metaphor for their own investigative approaches, discuss the historical context of the Philadelphia Experiment, and speculate on the theoretical implications of such experiments, including references to Einstein's unified field theory. This conversation delves into the complexities of nuclear energy, the enigmatic Bermuda Triangle, and the controversial Philadelphia Experiment. The hosts explore the scientific principles behind nuclear fission, the historical context of the Bermuda Triangle, and the alleged government cover-ups surrounding the Philadelphia Experiment. They discuss the implications of invisibility and teleportation technology, the fate of the USS Eldridge, and the legacy of these events in popular culture and conspiracy theories. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the Philadelphia Experiment, discussing various theories surrounding its legitimacy, including the role of St. Elmo's Fire, government secrecy, and cultural paranoia. They explore the impact of the 1984 movie based on the experiment, the implications of government cover-ups, and the broader context of conspiracy theories. The discussion culminates in a debunking of the experiment while teasing future topics related to conspiracy theories.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The Philadelphia Experiment is a blend of conspiracy and paranormal themes.

Beard Laws and Burley use Mulder and Scully as character archetypes for their discussion.

The experiment allegedly involved the USS Eldridge and teleportation.

Historical context is crucial for understanding the Philadelphia Experiment.

Carl M. Allen's letters are a primary source for the experiment's claims.

The conversation touches on the relationship between UFO sightings and government activities.

Unified field theory is a significant theoretical framework in the discussion. Nuclear energy is produced through a process called nuclear fission.

The Bermuda Triangle has a history of mysterious disappearances.

There are theories about magnetism affecting navigation in the Bermuda Triangle.

The Philadelphia Experiment is often linked to government cover-ups.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Are you Mulder or Scully?"

"This is my new character."

"DAAAAMN!"

"We're cracking the case here."

"He was the only one to speak up."

"You made a whole ship disappear."

"You gotta make me believe!"

"I think we're there."

"Maybe it's like inflation, dude."

"That's some MINDFREAK!"

"We want to believe."

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1946: A Year in Music, Movies, and Conspiracy Theories

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1946. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1946.

In this episode, Beard Laws and Gute take listeners on a nostalgic journey back to 1946, and In this episode, the hosts embark on a light-hearted journey discussing various topics, including the challenges of maintaining a no-cursing policy, the music and movies of 1946, and the legacy of the Ink Spots. They also delve into culinary adventures, specifically exploring the concept of carnivore ice cream, blending humor with insightful commentary on pop culture and dietary trends. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from the Ink Spots controversy to the cultural significance of 1946 movies. They discuss the rarity and controversy surrounding 'Song of the South', the impact of Japanese music releases, and the effects of Napster on the music industry. The conversation also touches on Mike Rowe's surprising background as an opera singer, the art of singing, and the vocal ranges of famous artists. Finally, they explore the prices and sports history of 1946, providing a nostalgic look back at a pivotal year. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the intriguing and controversial topic of the Philadelphia Experiment, exploring its origins, the theories surrounding it, and the implications of teleportation.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The conversation touches on the music and cultural landscape of 1946.

1946 was a significant year for movies.

'Song of the South' is considered a rare and controversial film.

Japanese music releases often included extra songs not available in the US.

Napster changed the music industry landscape significantly.

Mike Rowe's journey from opera singer to TV host is fascinating.

Singing is more about hard work than natural talent.

Vocal ranges of artists can be surprisingly wide and varied.

Prices in 1946 were drastically different from today.

Sports history in 1946 includes notable championships. The Philadelphia Experiment is linked to the USS Eldridge.

Conspiracy theories suggest the US Navy experimented with invisibility and teleportation.

Witnesses claimed the USS Eldridge disappeared and reappeared 200 miles away.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"We got scared, so we're not."

"Let's cut to our sponsor right meow."

"I need to have that on recording somewhere."

"I'm gonna make some carnivore ice cream."

"That's so petty, dude. That's petty."

"Song of the South, yes."

"It's been deemed very racist by Disney."

"Dude, so many tours are being canceled now."

"Loaf of bread was 10 cents."

"Do I believe that this did or could happen?"

"I think we nailed it. Operation Phone Booth."

"It's in his butt. Spoiler."

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1986. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1986.

In this episode, Beard Laws and Gute take listeners on a nostalgic journey back to 1986, and discuss the evolution of their show, discuss the cultural impact of the 80s on youth, and dive into a nostalgic time travel segment exploring movies from 1986. They analyze classics like The Karate Kid, Platoon, and Ferris Bueller's Day Off, while also sharing fun facts and insights about these films and their significance in pop culture. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from nostalgic family activities to the intricacies of the Alien movie franchise. They explore the evolution of life expectancy, discuss conspiracy theories surrounding UFOs, and reflect on pop culture references in movies. In this conversation, Burley and Beard Laws explore the evolution of wrestling, reflecting on its storytelling aspect and the spectacle of events like WrestleMania. They transition into a nostalgic discussion about the prices and cultural elements of the 1980s, comparing them to today. The conversation then shifts to iconic music from the 80s, highlighting significant albums and trends, before concluding with reflections on health and lifestyle choices in the present day.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The 80s had a profound impact on youth culture.

Movies from 1986 reflect the era's cultural values.

The Karate Kid remains a beloved classic despite its sequels.

Ferris Bueller's Day Off is a quintessential teen comedy.

Fun facts about movies can enhance the viewing experience.

Ripley's Believe It or Not has a rich history worth exploring.

The hosts enjoy engaging with their audience through humor and nostalgia. Nostalgia plays a significant role in family bonding activities.

Life expectancy has dramatically increased, raising questions about sustainability.

Conspiracy theories about UFOs often intersect with historical events.

Pop culture references can shape our understanding of classic films.

Movies from the 80s often included humor that may not resonate with today's audiences.

The competition between action stars like Schwarzenegger and Stallone is a fascinating aspect of film history.

Wrestling's peak popularity was during the late 90s, a time that shaped its legacy.

Wrestling is primarily about the storyline for most fans.

Prices in the 80s were significantly lower than today.

Metallica's 'Master of Puppets' is a defining album of the 80s.

Many 80s songs revolve around themes of love and relationships.

The synthesizer was a hallmark of 80s music production.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"What a day, what a year!"

"The 80s were wild!"

"We're almost 40!"

"I hope this is wrong!"

"Nothing beats the original!"

"I love fun facts from the robot!"

"Jump backwards 12 feet?"

"Who says movie magic isn't OK?"

"Milk is really 450 now?"

"Living on a prayer though, dude."

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Join us on the TTT podcast show as we dive into the year 2016.

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 2016. The boys talk various topics related to the year 2016.

In this episode, Beard Laws and Gute take listeners on a nostalgic journey back to 2016, and discuss Thanksgiving traditions, particularly their thoughts on turkey and other holiday foods. They delve into the topic of dairy farms and innovative energy solutions derived from livestock waste. The duo then transitions into a nostalgic look back at the top music and movie years, focusing on 2016, highlighting significant albums and artists like Post Malone and Childish Gambino. They also touch on the influence of Bruno Mars and the changing landscape of music, drawing parallels to iconic figures like Michael Jackson. In this conversation, the hosts explore the evolution of music talent, the impact of social media on fame, and the current state of hip hop. They discuss how technology has changed music production and the cultural reflections of sports and music. The conversation also touches on gambling and its influence on society, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in these areas. In this episode, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from wrestling history, particularly the Money in the Bank match, to significant UFC fights, Olympic achievements, and the cultural phenomenon of Pokémon Go. They also touch on controversial stories involving the Amish community, reflect on the prices of goods in 2016, and discuss notable films released that year, culminating in a gripping survival story about lost children in the jungle.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

Thanksgiving is a time for food, but turkey isn't a favorite.

Dairy farms can produce energy from waste effectively.

2016 was a standout year for music and movies.

Post Malone's rise to fame began with his unique style.

Childish Gambino's music showcases his diverse talent.

Bruno Mars has maintained a positive public image.

Music from 2016 still resonates with listeners today.

The influence of past artists can be seen in modern music.

Nostalgia plays a big role in music appreciation.

The conversation flows naturally between topics. There are more talented people out there than we can grasp.

Social media plays a crucial role in an artist's fame.

It's rare for artists to gain fame solely through their music.

Kendrick Lamar's work is a significant influence in hip hop.

The music industry is shifting towards short, catchy hooks.

Technology has transformed how music is produced and consumed.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Turkey sucks, dude. It's a dry bird."

"Let's time travel. What do you think?"

"It's very rare, dude."

"Kendrick Lamar, good kid, mad city."

"You need to listen to it in order."

"Hip hop is about to be dead."

"Let's talk to some Romanian people."

"Diaz vs. McGregor was huge."

"Pokémon Go was huge in 2016."

"Gas was $2.14 in 2016."

"The Lost Children is a wild story."

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Join us on the TTT podcast show as we dive into the year 1960.

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 1960. The boys talk various topics related to the year 1960.

In this episode, Beard Laws and Gute take listeners on a nostalgic journey back to 1960, exploring the music, culture, notable birthdays, and sports highlights of the year. They discuss the evolution of music from the 50s to the 60s, share interesting trivia about famous personalities born in 1960, and reflect on significant sports events. The conversation also touches on modern slang and cultural references, providing a humorous and insightful look at how language and trends have changed over time. In this episode, the hosts discuss the decline of sports teams in St. Louis, reflecting on the city's rich sports history and the teams that have come and gone. They then transition to a nostalgic look back at the year 1960, examining prices of everyday items and significant events that shaped the era. The conversation shifts to a retrospective of notable movies from 1960, highlighting their impact on cinema and culture. Finally, they rank the best and worst aspects of 1960, including music and film, providing insights into how the past continues to influence the present.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

The 1960s marked a transitional period in music, paving the way for future genres.

Listeners often gravitate towards their birth year when discussing historical events.

The introduction of the bikini in the 1960s reflected changing cultural norms.

Notable figures born in 1960 include Hugh Grant and Bono, showcasing diverse talents.

The Pittsburgh Pirates were the World Series champions in 1960, defeating the Yankees.

The Summer Olympics in Rome featured iconic athletes like Muhammad Ali.

Modern slang, such as 'Riz', reflects the evolving nature of language and culture.

The podcast highlights the importance of nostalgia in connecting with audiences.

Cultural references from the past can provide insight into current trends.

Humor plays a key role in engaging listeners during discussions about history. St. Louis has experienced a significant decline in professional sports teams.

Prices in 1960 were drastically lower than today, reflecting inflation over the decades.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"Let's jump into it. Travel back."

"I have three bidets and only two toilets."

"1960? Are you kidding me?"

"Damn, Dynasty."

"Riz is a slang term that means to charm."

"They lost every major sport."

"St. Louis has lost a lot."

"The first televised U.S. presidential debate."

"A loaf of bread was 22 cents."

"The average price of a house, $12,700."

"Movies like Spartacus are just so damn good."

"The music you'll the silence the battles."

"Psycho changed the horror genre."

"78 camera setups, 52 cuts."

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The Shocking Difference Between 2008 and 2024!

Join us on the TTT podcast show as we dive into the year 2008.

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This week on the TTT Podcast, Beard Laws, Burley, and Gute Time Travel To 2008. The boys talk various topics related to the year 2008.

This conversation delves into the significant cultural, musical, and economic events of 1971. The hosts explore the music that defined the year, the impact of notable films, and the sports highlights, while also discussing the economic context of the time, including prices and innovations that shaped the future. In this engaging conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with family trips to Disney, highlighting the challenges and realities of theme park visits. They reflect on the stress parents face in such environments and share nostalgic thoughts on iconic films from 1971, including their cultural impact and graphic content. The discussion culminates in a humorous take on the potential for a horror adaptation of Willy Wonka, showcasing the hosts' dynamic and entertaining rapport.

TTT Podcast Episode Highlights

1971 was a pivotal year in music history.

Iconic films like 'Willy Wonka' and 'Clockwork Orange' were released in 1971.

The Super Bowl of 1971 is referred to as the Blunder Bowl.

Marvin Gaye's 'What's Going On' became a classic in 1971.

The price of everyday items was significantly lower in 1971.

Disney World opened in Florida, changing the entertainment landscape.

The introduction of the Intel 4004 microprocessor marked a technological milestone.

Jim Morrison's death in 1971 was a significant cultural event.

The economic conditions of 1971 reflect a different era.

The conversation highlights the nostalgia and impact of 1971 on today's culture. Family trips to Disney can be exhausting for kids.

The magic of theme parks often gets overshadowed by stress.

Parents frequently argue in crowded places like Disney.

Nostalgia plays a significant role in our movie preferences.

IMDB ratings can be more reliable than critics' reviews.

A horror version of Willy Wonka could be intriguing.

Graphic violence in films can leave a lasting impression.

The setting and mood of a film greatly influence its impact.

Engaging discussions about movies can be educational.

The hosts enjoy sharing their thoughts and experiences with listeners.

TTT Podcast Quotes

"It's vodka with a purpose."

"1971 had some iconic films."

"1971 was a great year for music."

"The price of gas was about 36 cents."

"A new house was about $25,200."

"A movie ticket was only a buck fifty."

"Jim Morrison passed away in 1971."

"Disney opened in Florida in 1971."

"It was hard for them to enjoy really."

"That's all I got. Okay, bye."

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