The Same As It Never Was

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  • We will explore the topics of our world which make us question and reevaluate mysteries we once thought were answered. From lesser-known, eerie disappearances, to questioning our place in the universe - we traverse these ideas together through storytelling and back-and-forth discussion. A theory that can doom your existence from the moment you hear it. The romanticisation of modern killers. The fear of being alone in the universe. Grab a coffee, and join us for all things that never were.

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Episodes
  • The Missing 411 - Vanishing without a trace

    The Missing 411 - Vanishing without a trace
    Feb 3 2022
    The Missing 411 - Humans of all ages go missing in America's national parks. Join us as we explore some of the most eerie stories in episode on The Same As It Never Was. 

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    1 hr
  • You're alone in this universe (most likely)

    You're alone in this universe (most likely)
    Sep 29 2021

    The Fermi paradox has stumped humanity for several decades. Are we really that alone in a universe that is full of billions of galaxies? 

    In this episode, Jess and I discuss the story behind the paradox and its most compelling theories - most importantly the existential and creepy. Join us as we delve into these theories and ask ourselves questions we may not want the answers to. 

    Do you think we're really alone out here? 


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    53 mins

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