The death of Marilyn Monroe.

The boys begins with a look into her early years. Born Norma Jean Mortenson in 1926, Marilyn’s childhood was far from easy, with her mother suffering a mental breakdown when she was just eight years old, leaving her to spend much of her youth in foster care. The boys joke about how “Norma Jean” doesn’t quite have the same star power as “Marilyn Monroe,” but they quickly move on to discuss her rise to fame.

At just 20 years old, Marilyn was signed by 20th Century Fox, where she was transformed from a model into the iconic actress we know today. By 1950, she was already gaining fame, and by 1954, her infamous affair with JFK began, sparking rumors that would last for decades. The boys touch on her marriages to baseball legend Joe DiMaggio and playwright Arthur Miller, with a bit of humor thrown in, especially when Eric and Sean wonder about Miller’s appeal compared to Marilyn’s stunning beauty.

From her platinum blonde hair to her famous red lips and white dress, Marilyn became the embodiment of stardom in the ‘50s and ‘60s. But beneath the fame and glamour, the boys point out, Marilyn’s life was far from perfect, with her struggles in her personal relationships, her mental health issues, and an alleged affair with Bobby Kennedy.

As the episode moves into the discussion of her tragic end, the boys delve into the conspiracy theories surrounding her death. Was it suicide? Or was she silenced for knowing too much? The episode ends on a cliffhanger, with the boys teasing more mysterious details to come in Part 2.

The boys continue to explore the strange and unsettling details surrounding Marilyn Monroe’s death. They start by recounting the events of August 1962, leading up to her final hours. The boys paint a picture of a woman at the mercy of the people around her—her psychiatrist, her housekeeper, and the people she loved, all seemingly playing their parts in a tragic, tangled web. Marilyn’s strange behavior in the days leading up to her death, including mysterious phone calls and an unsettling phone call to Bobby Kennedy, adds more fuel to the fire.

The boys examine the conflicting reports surrounding her condition that evening, as well as the discrepancies in the timeline of her death. Why did Marilyn’s psychiatrist wait so long to call for help? Why did Peter Lawford and the Kennedys seem to vanish when she needed them the most? These questions lead to even more conspiracy theories—was Marilyn’s death really a suicide, or did the Kennedys and the mob have a hand in it?

The boys touch on the questionable actions of those closest to Marilyn, from her housekeeper, Eunice, to her psychiatrist, Dr. Greens, who was heavily involved in her life. The boys point out the eerie timing of events, from the strange phone calls she received the night before her death to the conflicting statements made by her associates afterward.

By the end of Part 2, the boys discuss the most popular conspiracy theories, including the possibility that Marilyn was intentionally silenced by the Kennedys or the mob after she threatened to expose secrets that could have damaged the political establishment. With her death still shrouded in mystery, the boys agree that there’s more to Marilyn Monroe’s story than meets the eye.

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In this episode of The Conspiracy Podcast, the boys dive deep into the life, mysterious death, and legacy of Bruce Lee, a martial arts icon who left an mark on Hollywood and global culture. Sean, Jorge, and Eric explore the shocking events of July 20, 1973, when Bruce Lee passed away at just 32 years old, right as he was on the verge of worldwide stardom. The official cause of death—a fatal allergic reaction to a painkiller—was ruled an accident, but many believe the circumstances surrounding his demise are far from ordinary.

The boys take listeners on a journey through Bruce’s extraordinary life. From his early days as a child star in Hong Kong to his rise as a groundbreaking martial artist and film star, Bruce Lee's impact was immense. His roles as Kato in The Green Hornet and his starring performances in The Big Boss, Fist of Fury, and Enter the Dragon broke barriers and showcased his unmatched talent. Bruce’s innovative philosophy of martial arts and his vision for a more inclusive and practical fighting style led to the creation of Jeet Kune Do, a martial arts system that challenged traditional boundaries.

However, on the night of his death, questions began to emerge. What truly happened during the final hours of Bruce Lee’s life? Was it really an allergic reaction, or was there a darker force at play? The episode breaks down the official findings, including the autopsy that confirmed cerebral edema—brain swelling—as the cause of death, but left the trigger for the swelling uncertain. Theories have flourished ever since, ranging from heatstroke caused by his past surgery to remove sweat glands, to suspicions about the involvement of the Triads, the Chinese mafia, or even the American mafia seeking to control his rising Hollywood career.

The boys also delve into alternative theories, including a possible family curse or mysterious martial arts rivals seeking revenge. The conspiracy surrounding Bruce Lee’s death remains one of the most discussed and controversial topics in pop culture history. Was it a tragic accident, or was Bruce Lee's sudden death part of a larger, hidden story?

Join the boys as they revisit the incredible life and mysterious death of Bruce Lee, unraveling the facts, speculations, and wild theories that continue to capture the imagination of fans around the world. Was Bruce Lee's death really an accident, or was it something far more complex? Tune in for an in-depth exploration of a legend whose influence is still felt to this day.

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Is time travel actually possible? And if it is, have we already encountered people who’ve done it?

The boys take listeners on a chronological journey through some of the eeriest and most compelling time travel stories ever recorded — from the mysterious case of the green-skinned children of Woolpit in the 12th century, to the two Oxford women who may have stepped straight into Marie Antoinette’s Versailles, and the man in 1950s Times Square who allegedly vanished in 1876 only to reappear and die decades later.

They revisit infamous tales like The Philadelphia Experiment, the Chronovisor supposedly hidden by the Vatican, But that’s just the beginning. The boys unpack bizarre photographic “evidence” like the Time Traveling Hipster and the woman using what looks like a cellphone in 1928. They break down viral stories — from Andrew Carlssin’s perfect stock trades to the man from Taured, who vanished from a locked room with documents from a non-existent country.

And just when it couldn’t get stranger, they connect the dots between Project Pegasus, Mars teleportation, and the eerie 1890s books that predicted the rise of a boy named Barron Trump guided by a man named Don — all written over a century before the events of today.

Are these stories just hoaxes and misremembered folklore, or do they point to a hidden truth we’re not supposed to understand? Join Sean, Jorge, and Eric as they unravel the timelines and ask: If time travel is real… has it already happened?

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