Mystic-Skeptic Radio: Uncensored/Raiders of the Unknown

Mystic Skeptic Radio interviews James G.

Mystic Skeptic Radio interviews Liz Casper about Brilliant, Beautiful, Bipolar, her diagnosis at age 55, and the trauma, mania, hospitalization, and recovery she describes.

Ed Wilson, interviewed by David on Mystic Skeptic Radio, traces an alleged Gemini 11 UFO lithograph to 31 NASA binders containing approximately 568 photographs and documents.

Mystic Skeptic Radio: Raiders of the Unknown interviews Anglican priest Kelly Maden about Charlie Kirk's public faith, Christian patriotism, and the political meaning of religious loyalty.

This episode explores the history of crypto-Jews during the Spanish Inquisition and features Blanca Carrasco's personal journey of rediscovering her Jewish heritage as a Mexican-American raised Catholic.

Mansur Ashkar, a former IDF officer and Druze from Israel, discusses his background, advocacy work, and experiences with identity and discrimination in the Middle East.

This episode features an interview with Nick Matau, a non-Jewish U.S.

Mystic-Skeptic Radio examines Epstein-related exploitation, public inaction, and the host’s CARE2 petition seeking justice for victims.

A veteran discusses potential government persecution of psychedelic users and veterans, arguing that legal means could be used to target dissidents.

The host and guest discuss Norman Finkelstein, a controversial figure in leftist and Zionist circles.

This episode features an interview with Angelus Irae discussing his background growing up in a Southern Baptist household, his military service after 9-11, and how these experiences shaped his perspective on faith and the world.

A rap song excerpt where the artist expresses pain over losing access to his children despite fame and money, adopting a villainous persona.

An interview exploring astrotheology and the esoteric, non-literal interpretation of ancient scriptures.

The host delivers a monthly rant/sermon inspired by Martin Luther King and Christian scripture, reflecting on past attempts to start a social justice ministry.

An interview discussing recent immigration policies and the Southern Poverty Law Center's work on immigrant rights.

Host discusses Zionism and Middle East peace with guest Moshe Shartov, addressing criticism and aiming to present a different perspective.

A peace activist discusses collaboration among Israeli Jews, Muslims, Druze, and Bedouins for peace amid ongoing conflict.

This episode features interviews discussing the rise of anti-Semitism in popular culture and a response to a Guardian article on genocide.

Guest Grace Cohn shares her personal experience with wildfires in Jasper, Alberta, Canada.

Interview with Lucinda Landry, founder of the Southern Apache Museum, discussing her tribe's history and state recognition.