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The show where its ok to admit we really know nothing at all about this world around us. We know what they tell us in the news is a carefully crafted narrative often devoid of any actual truth, same most certainly can be said about everything we have been taught in school from the fundamentals of history, to the fundamental nature of this world we call home, so lets explore this world without the blinders on together and figure out and discuss what we discover together.
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- Today1h 32m
Episode 101 | Matt of Cultivate Elevate World's Fairs, Aether & Electroculture
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's White City, the original Ferris wheel and the stories around its enormous axle. We also talk censorship, finding community online and Matt's "solutions over fear" outlook.This is a prerecorded interview. It explores personal experiences, interpretations and disputed claims. Not medical advice.Find Matt: https://cultivateelevate.com/All show links: https://linktr.ee/theimprobabledreamerThe Dreamer Weekly: https://jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribeDiscord: https://discord.gg/tRt9TwtgzK00:00 Welcome to Episode 10105:25 Matt Roeske joins Questioning Everything07:24 Matt's health story and the start of his research11:00 Electroculture: copper, soil and old-world antennas13:36 Radium water: Matt's claims and historical sources23:37 Historic fountains, bottles and radioactive products29:59 Uranium glass and Matt's experiences32:47 Radon, underground spaces and health claims35:39 From electroculture to old-world architecture43:13 Gold, uranium and historical newspapers45:32 Disputed nuclear-history claims48:34 German technology and underground research claims54:24 Fear, information and community01:06:20 "Solutions over fear"01:10:01 World's Fairs and historical photographs01:11:41 St. Louis 1904: examining a construction photo01:15:03 Chicago's White City and the photo debate01:17:06 The fairs as resets01:21:21 The Ferris wheel and the axle story01:24:32 Chicago's cold-storage fire and San Francisco01:27:14 Where to find Matt01:29:27 Closing thanks and show updates#QuestioningEverything #MattRoeske #WorldsFairs #Electroculture
- Yesterday1h 28m
Episode 100: Hanging Out with Tim Constantine (Six Sensory Podcast)
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 tied to them (Sons of Malta, Knights of the Golden Circle, Order of the Lone Star), overlay the pagan Wheel of the Year on eight-pointed forts, drop into the crypt under the U.S. Capitol, chase Ultima Thule / Agartha / the Black Sun, and then go deep on Tesla: the 1904 "Earth as a huge brain" article that basically predicts the smartphone, airships as wireless transmitters, the 1919 Aerotel that looks like a cigar UFO, Wardenclyffe lightning over Long Island, Del Schau's German airship club (and the sketch that said "Trump"), King Solomon's heavenly car, World's Fair airships, suppressed free energy, Tesla's wireless car, Maxwell Chikumbutso's radio power, Tesla studying pyramids and cathedrals, an MIT computer chip modeled on Medinet Habu, Antwerp's star-fort grid, old-world pipe organs, and palaces with hundreds of rooms and zero bathrooms. You decide.Chapters:0:00 Intro & Episode 100 open — one man, a mic, a hundred shows5:34 Tim Constantine joins6:40 Star forts, Sons of Malta & the Lincoln-era societies12:54 Wheel of the Year overlaid on eight-pointed forts17:22 Capitol crypt, Washington-as-Zeus & the North Pole23:36 Ultima Thule, Agartha & the Black Sun31:07 Tesla 1904: "the entire earth will be a huge brain"35:39 Airships as transmitters & Tesla's 1919 Aerotel46:34 Del Schau, Solomon's airship & the vimanas56:25 World's Fair airships & the airfare / jet-fuel racket1:00:11 Suppressed energy, water cars & Tesla's wireless car1:06:23 Tesla on pyramids, cathedrals & the Medinet Habu chip1:14:38 Antwerp's star-fort grid, pipe organs & palaces with no bathrooms1:19:09 The Polish star fort that got smaller the further back you go1:24:29 Wrap — Sixth Sensory, Saturday on Tim's show, Matt Friday teaseCatch Ep 37 & Ep 42 for Jake's earlier Tim Constantine conversations.Tim: Sixth Sensory Podcast — Spotify, YouTube, Apple.📚 An Improbable Atlas is on Amazon · 🎧 Follow on Spotify · 📨 Telegram / imtheimprobabledreamer@gmail.comNext: Friday 10:30 PM CT premiere — Matt from Cultivate Elevate (in lieu of Open Lines).#QuestioningEverything #Episode100 #TimConstantine #SixSensory #Tesla #StarForts #OldWorld #TartariaSUPPORT THE SHOW📖 An Improbable Atlas (paperback): www.amazon.com📖 Digital edition ($7.99): the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com/products/an-improbable-atlas-as-mapped-not-as-taught-digital-edition🌳 Linktree: linktr.ee/theimprobabledreamer📺 YouTube: The Improbable Dreamer📺 Rumble: The Improbable Dreamer🎵 TikTok: @thedoctorregenerated📸 Instagram: @imtheimprobabledreamer🐦 X: @TheDoctorRegen🛍️ Merch: the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com☕ Buy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.com📰 The Dreamer Weekly (free, Sundays): jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribe🎧 Spotify: open.spotify.com/show💬 Discord: discord.gg✉️ Contact: imtheimprobabledreamer@gmail.comLive Tue, Thu & Fri 10:30 PM CTQuestion everything.
- 3 days ago1h 37m
Ep 99: World's Fairs Part 2 | White City's Fiery End, Lost Ferris Wheel & Buffalo's Rainbow City
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 front of a crowd. Mayor Carter Harrison was shot two days before the closing ceremony, so the greatest party on earth closed in mourning. Then came more fires, and the "Great Fires" pattern that keeps showing up wherever these cities rise and vanish.We dig into the first Ferris wheel, which held more than 2,000 riders at once, and its 70-ton axle, which went missing in St. Louis. We cover Tesla, Westinghouse and the War of the Currents, alternating current lighting about 100,000 lamps, and the Edison Tower flashing in time to music in 1893. Was this new technology, or old-world technology put on display one last time?Then we head to Buffalo 1901, the Pan-American Exposition, nicknamed the "Rainbow City" for its color plan and built around an Electric Tower powered from Niagara Falls. Along the way we zoom deep into Library of Congress high-res plates. We look at painted-in backgrounds and drawn-in buildings, blob crowds and empty streets, flagpoles that look a lot like airship mooring lines, possible airship tethers, construction photos with no tools in sight, and a fair with no food, no smoking and no bathrooms?So much came up that this is officially a Part 3. St. Louis 1904, San Francisco 1915, the incubator babies and the orphan trains are next, and Episode 100 is right around the corner.Official story, what bugs me about it, and you decide. Question everything.📖 An Improbable Atlas (paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMHGFB4R📖 Digital edition ($7.99): https://the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com/products/an-improbable-atlas-as-mapped-not-as-taught-digital-edition🛍️ Merch: https://the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com☕ Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheDoctor3940📰 The Dreamer Weekly (free, Sundays): https://jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribe💬 Discord: https://discord.gg/tRt9TwtgzK✈️ Telegram: https://t.me/TheDoctorregenerated✉️ Contact: imtheimprobabledreamer@gmail.com🌳 https://linktr.ee/theimprobabledreamer📺 Live Tue, Thu & Fri at 10:30 PM CTChapters:00:00 Intro and we're back00:56 Previously: the White City, then it burned07:23 Part 1 recap and tonight's plan08:51 Same rules, plus a book update (100+ Atlas copies sold)11:39 Chicago 1893: built on a swamp in two years14:21 Painted-in backgrounds and drawn-in buildings18:32 Flagpoles as airship mooring lines?23:22 The first Ferris wheel and its lost 70-ton axle33:11 The Electricity Building and the old-world tech on display39:01 Edison Tower: lights flashing to music in 189340:10 Tesla, Westinghouse and the War of the Currents47:03 The Cold Storage Building fire49:46 Mayor Carter Harrison is shot and the fair closes in mourning52:43 Fire, tragedy and "Great Fires" everywhere55:44 Did AI write the old-world history?58:18 Buffalo 1901: the Pan-American Exposition1:01:28 The Rainbow City color plan1:03:07 The Electric Tower and Niagara Falls power1:07:38 Airship tethers in the photos1:09:23 Empty streets and the quick-plate problem1:18:24 No food, no smoking, no bathrooms?1:27:03 A trip to the moon, and St. Louis construction photos with no tools1:33:25 Wrap-up and what's coming in Part 3
- 5 days ago54 min
Where Did the Old World Go to the Bathroom? | Best Of Questioning Everything Vol. 4
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 Intro1:55 Built for thousands, one restroom8:25 Versailles: fountains, not toilets17:16 Not just Versailles20:49 The official excuses26:30 Capitols, a hotel & more29:26 So what does it all mean?33:39 Did they even need them?37:11 Water for fountains, not for toilets42:54 Your questions answered50:25 The final tally54:40 OutroLive Tue/Thu/Fri at 10:30 PM CT, and Week in Review Sundays at 10 PM CT.📖 An Improbable Atlas (paperback): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMHGFB4R📰 Newsletter: https://jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribe📧 imtheimprobabledreamer@gmail.com
- 1 weeks ago1h 21m
Week in Review | Episode 98
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, the orphan trains and the palace-sized orphan and insane asylums built in towns of 1,800 people, how much of Chicago the 1893 World's Fair really covered, painted-in people in 1890s street photos, spotless Civil War uniforms, and the incubator baby exhibits and Barnum's $2,000 baby show. You decide.CHAPTERS0:00 Jake's open: how do we know what we know?7:22 Intro7:40 Buried windows & raised streets10:56 The Seattle Underground & the regrading story13:55 Pneumatic tube networks under the cities17:07 When you could mail a child20:29 Antwerp's 50 star forts & the keyholes23:08 Keyholes at the Statue of Liberty & the Vatican28:41 The orphan trains34:09 Foundling hospitals & castle orphanages39:28 Insane asylums in tiny towns40:56 Jacksonville, IL: an asylum for a town of 1,80046:46 The Atlas: 100+ copies sold48:38 How big was Chicago's 1893 World's Fair?51:02 The "temporary" Museum of Science & Industry52:32 Seven miles of fair54:01 Winnipeg's Fort Garry Hotel57:28 Painted-in people in 1890s Chicago58:16 The Obama Presidential Center vs. the old world59:57 Civil War photos: too clean?1:08:50 Incubator baby exhibits1:13:21 Barnum's $2,000 baby show1:15:25 Never stop asking questions1:20:58 Coming up: Matt from Cultivate ElevateSUPPORT THE SHOW📖 An Improbable Atlas — As Mapped, Not As TaughtPaperback: www.amazon.comDigital edition ($7.99): the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com/products/an-improbable-atlas-as-mapped-not-as-taught-digital-editionEverything in one place: linktr.ee/theimprobabledreamerMerch: the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.comBuy Me a Coffee: www.buymeacoffee.comThe Dreamer Weekly (free, Sundays): jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribeGuest ideas, photos & finds: imtheimprobabledreamer@gmail.comNext live shows: Episode 99, Tue Oct 27, 10:30 PM CT · Episode 100, Thu Oct 29, 9:30 PM CT with Brian, JT & Peter Forhan.Intro music: "Take a Chance" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0.#QuestioningEverything #OrphanTrains #StarForts #OldWorld #LostHistory #WorldsFair
- 1 weeks ago48 min
The Hidden Pyramids of America: The Grand Canyon Cover-Up | Best Of Questioning Everything Vol. 3
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 buried, Washington's perfectly shaped Tum Tum Mountain, the stone pyramids reported under Wisconsin's Rock Lake, the St. Louis Big Mound that was leveled in the 1860s, Monks Mound at Cahokia, the pyramid structures found off Cuba in 2001, and what Mexico's pyramids looked like before they were dug out. It wraps up with your questions about the Smithsonian and the missing proof. You decide.Stitched from Episodes 23, 47 and 48. Full episodes are on the channel and on Spotify.Chapters:00:00 Jake's open: the Grand Canyon cover-up01:54 Intro02:04 The Grand Canyon lockdown (Ep 23)06:02 The 1909 Arizona Gazette story (Ep 47)10:41 Egyptian temples & Orion's belt (Ep 23)15:28 How the Kincaid story was buried (Ep 48)22:06 Tum Tum Mountain (Ep 47)28:16 Rock Lake & the lost mounds (Ep 48)35:03 Underwater pyramids off Cuba (Ep 48)38:18 Mexico's pyramids before the dig (Ep 48)42:50 Your questions: the Smithsonian & the missing proof (Ep 48)47:32 Jake's close: where to find the full episodesNext live shows: Week in Review tonight, Sun Oct 25 at 10 PM CT. World's Fairs Part 2, Tue Oct 27 at 10:30 PM CT. Episode 100, Thu Oct 29 at 9:30 PM CT with Brian, JT & Peter Forhan.📖 An Improbable Atlas — As Mapped, Not As TaughtPaperback: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HMHGFB4RDigital edition ($7.99): https://the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com/products/an-improbable-atlas-as-mapped-not-as-taught-digital-edition👕 Merch: https://the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com📬 The Dreamer Weekly (free, Sundays): https://jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribe📨 Send your photos and finds to the Telegram or imtheimprobabledreamer@gmail.com#QuestioningEverything #HiddenPyramids #GrandCanyon #AncientAmerica #LostHistory
- 2 weeks ago1h 15m
Episode 97: The World's Fairs In Depth | Cities Built to Be Destroyed?
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 London 1851 and the Crystal Palace, all the way to the 1936 fire that Churchill called the end of an age. Then it's Philadelphia 1876, with Bell's telephone, Heinz and the Statue of Liberty's arm on display, then Paris 1889 with the Eiffel Tower, the Galerie des Machines and the human zoos. We finish in Chicago 1893, the White City, supposedly built on a swamp in about two years.We only got through half the list, so Part 2 is coming: Buffalo 1901, St. Louis 1904, San Francisco 1915, the incubator babies and the orphan trains. This one is very visual, so catch the full video on YouTube if you're listening here.⏱️ CHAPTERS00:00 Opening02:18 Welcome + Menasha tornado update04:06 Bluejays vote06:59 How tonight works10:47 Construction photos & the fire pattern17:53 London 1851: the Crystal Palace25:45 Sydenham 1936: the Crystal Palace fire31:55 Chat33:40 Philadelphia 187637:47 Chat: Luna Park + plugs40:55 Bell, Heinz & the Liberty arm47:04 Paris 188951:55 The Galerie des Machines54:49 Human zoos58:09 Chat: Turkmenistan1:04:07 Chicago 1893: the White City1:07:39 Built on a swamp in 2 years?1:23:15 Wrap-up💛 SUPPORT THE SHOW🎮 Play my free game, Lost Photos of the Old World: https://theimprobabledreamer.itch.io/lost-photos📖 An Improbable Atlas (paperback): https://a.co/d/07vWFI99🌳 Linktree: https://linktr.ee/theimprobabledreamer🛍️ Merch: https://the-improbable-dreamer-shop.fourthwall.com☕ Buy Me a Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/TheDoctor3940📰 The Dreamer Weekly (free, Sundays): https://jakes-newsletter-99912c.beehiiv.com/subscribe✈️ Telegram: https://t.me/TheDoctorregenerated📺 Live Tue, Thu & Fri 10:30 PM CTQuestion everything.#questioneverything #worldsfair #whitecity #crystalpalace #oldworld
- 2 weeks ago1h 15m
The Missing Thousand Years: Who Rewrote Our Timeline? | QE Ep 96
The Missing Thousand Years: Who Rewrote Our Timeline? | QE Ep 96On 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 count was invented by one monk in 525, the missing year zero, the Donation of Constantine and other admitted forgeries, and Scaliger and Petavius building the timeline. He also covered the 10 days Pope Gregory deleted and the 11 Britain "annihilated" in 1752. Then came the Phantom Time hypothesis, Fomenko's New Chronology, the old Roman 10-month calendar and the 13-moon year. He ended on Revelation 20, Gog and Magog on the Tartaria maps, and whether we're living in the little season. You decide.00:00 Cold open: J746 and IESUS02:09 Welcome and monologue: who handed us the dates?04:34 Show news: Brian's book, the map project, the Atlas06:45 The stones: J and I in front of the date09:40 The IHS monogram and Anno Domini11:17 Fomenko: the I that added 1,000 years15:36 Scaliger, Petavius and Ussher build the timeline16:20 Forgeries: the Donation of Constantine and the False Decretals19:04 Phantom Time in brief21:43 1582: Pope Gregory deletes 10 days22:41 1752: 11 days "annihilated"25:12 New Year in March and the renumbered months26:31 13 moons and the Kodak calendar28:51 Revelation 20: the angel with the key31:55 The little season33:37 Gog and Magog36:11 Ortelius's map of Tartaria38:27 Who started AD, and the missing year zero46:07 The Phantom Time hypothesis: 297 invented years52:12 Roman numerals and the I55:58 September means seven58:14 The 13-month calendar1:00:21 The I on coins: IHS1:05:19 How many calendars? Byzantine, Russian 7208, Jewish, Islamic1:09:47 Chat Q&A: cycles, ascension, be not afraid1:11:57 Wrap-up: go photograph the dates in your town#QuestioningEverything #Tartaria #MissingThousandYears #OldWorld #AlteredHistory
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The show where its ok to admit we really know nothing at all about this world around us. We know what they tell us in the news is a carefully crafted narrative often devoid of any actual truth, same most certainly can be said about everything we have been taught in school from the fundamentals of history, to the fundamental nature of this world we call home, so lets explore this world without the blinders on together and figure out and discuss what we discover together.
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