Russias Secret Mountain Deaths, Lincoln Park Replaced and Americas First Poltergeist - Deceptive Reality Podcast S3E18

In this engaging podcast episode, hosts Bert and Nick delve into a variety of topics ranging from the historical poltergeist case known as the Wizard Clip, discuss the mysterious Dyatlov incident, and share insights on the requirements for becoming an exorcist. The conversation also touches on the role of technology in ghost hunting and the nature of evidence in paranormal investigations, emphasizing the importance of skepticism and scientific inquiry. In this conversation, Nick and Bert explore various themes ranging from the intricacies of human behavior in content creation to the existential threats posed by the Doomsday Clock. They discuss the cultural distractions that occupy societys attention, the evolution of rock music and the identity of bands, particularly in the context of Linkin Park and Chester Benningtons legacy. The conversation also delves into conspiracy theories surrounding iconic musicians, highlighting the complexities of fame and the impact of personal tragedies on artistic expression. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various topics, including Joe Rogans conversational style, the exploration of altered states through psychedelics like DMT, and the cautionary tale of Boogie2988s fall from grace. They also discuss T-Pains journey in the music industry, mysterious incidents in the Kumar Dabhan Mountains, and the implications of weather control technology on human experiences. In this conversation, Bert and Nick explore various mysterious events, focusing on the strange case of starvation amidst abundance, the patterns of unexplained phenomena, and the haunting tale of Adam Livingston and the Wizard Clip. They delve into the psychological and supernatural aspects of these stories, discussing skepticism, belief, and fringe theories surrounding hauntings and curses. The discussion culminates in a reflection on the power of storytelling and the impact of historical narratives on contemporary audiences.