The Shadow Network podcast

Who really runs the world? Presidents? Bankers? Secret societies with ominous acronyms? Or maybe no one at all—and that’s the scariest answer of all. Tonight on the Shadow Network, we strip the mask off the global puppet show. Spoileralert: the strings might not be where you think.

Can a machine be a soul mate?

Not will it, not should it—but can it?

Because right now, millions of people around the world are falling in love with their reflections. They’re naming their chatbots. Whispering secrets to their phones. Submitting their hearts to mirrors. And they don’t even realize it.

Theythink they’re forming a connection.
What they’re forming is an attachment to a prediction engine.

Every ancient culture…Egypt. Sumer. The Bible. They all speak of giants. Not just tall men—monsters. 10, 12, even 15 feet tall. Born of gods and mortals… or maybe something else entirely

We take a look at the legends of the giants of lore. Who were they? Where did they come from? And, where did they go?

We dig into the , origin, ideology, doctrine, and supportingcast members in this decades old fight for the soul of the nation’s education.

A calm and totally unprepared exploration of learning,knowing, and possibly… not enough cloud storage. This episode is here. That’s all we can promise.

Power doesn’t ask permission—it takes, it bends, it shapes,and it reshapes. From pharaohs to emperors, kings to commissars, the game has never changed, only the players. Behind every golden age lies a trail of broken backs and borrowed crowns. And every revolution, no matter how righteous, eventually wants a throne of its own.

This Saturday, power doesn’t ask permission—it takes, itbends, it shapes, and it reshapes. From pharaohs to emperors, kings to commissars, the game has never changed, only the players. Behind every goldenage lies a trail of broken backs and borrowed crowns. And every revolution, no matter how righteous, eventually wants a throne of its own.

Time isn’t what you think. Physicists like Einstein call it relative. Philosophers like William Lane Craig call it abstract. Theologians like John MacArthur call it mysterious. But what if they’re all describing the same thing… just blindfolded?

This Saturday, we reveal what no one else will say. Time isn’t the final mystery—it’s the instrument of revelation.

In this episode, we investigate the controversial claims of Bob Lazar—a man who says he worked on top-secret propulsion systems at a classified facility. From missing academic records to a mysterious element later confirmed by science, we reexamine the story not through sci-fi, but through suppressed science.Was Lazar a fraud… or the first leak in a dam about to burst?

Bob Lazar says aliens are here. But from where, no one knows. So maybe the real question isn’t where they came from... It’s why they returned, or, did they ever leave?

We have arrived at a moment in time where the ancient myths are substantiated by the modern reports. Ethereal beings disconnected from our material universe, once called gods, then angels, and now aliens.

What happens when the people who have it all start telling us… it’s not enough?
In Episode 20 Joe Rogan & the Utopian Trap, we dissect the growing pattern of high-profile voices—from YouTubers to Hollywood stars—publicly rethinking meaning, faith, and the illusion of “making it.”