Stuff They Don't Want You To Know

Hosts Matt, Noel, and Ben investigate the infamous 2011 Gary, Indiana "demon house" case involving the Ammons family.

This episode of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know examines the 1944 Port Chicago disaster, a massive munitions explosion in California that killed 320 people, mostly African American sailors.

Hosts Matt, Ben, and Tennessee discuss the rescue of Pablo Escobar’s hippos by an Indian billionaire and BP’s soaring profits from the Iran war.

Hosts Matt, Noel, Ben, and Dylan explore the "end of ownership," analyzing how subscription models are replacing traditional consumer rights.

Hosts Matt, Ben, and Noel tackle listener mail, discussing Justin Timberlake’s DUI, the trucking industry’s labor practices, and Tulsa’s musical bridge.

Hosts Matt, Noel, and Ben explore the legend of Borley Rectory, dubbed England’s most haunted house.

This episode of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know examines Ghislaine Maxwell’s legal troubles and the mysterious death of her father, Robert Maxwell.

Hosts Matt, Noel, and Ben discuss The Onion’s satirical acquisition of Alex Jones’ InfoWars, backed by Sandy Hook families to dismantle the misinformation platform.

Hosts Matt and Ben investigate the theory that Jeffrey Epstein operated as an intelligence asset rather than just a sex trafficker.

This episode investigates the 2011 disappearance of Rebecca Coriam, a 24-year-old Disney Cruise Line employee who vanished from the Disney Wonder.

Recording from the Bahamas, hosts Matt, Noel, and Ben explore the Appalachian Trail’s history and its eerie folklore.

This episode explores lesser-known secrets and conspiracy theories surrounding the U.

Ben and Dylan revive their "Strange News" segment, discussing pilots who pranked air traffic control with cat noises and a YouTuber arrested for leaving Diet Coke on North Sentinel Island.

Hosts Matt, Noel, and Ben explore the critical yet struggling state of the US trucking industry in 2026.

Hosts Ben, Noel, and Dylan tackle bizarre listener mail, starting with the gross tradition of using raccoon baculums as toothpicks and a tip on using "FNULNU" to crash police databases.

Hosts Matt, Noel, and Ben explore the "lead crime hypothesis," examining whether childhood lead exposure contributed to America’s serial killer epidemic.

Hosts Ben and Matt explore the lesser-known secrets of the US Founding Fathers, challenging their mythologized reputations.

Hosts Noel and Ben cover a microplastics study error, a skull found at an Easter egg hunt, and Russia’s lunar ambitions.