5 chapters across the catalog
Natural Gas Infrastructure, Aging Pipeline Propaganda
An NBC News investigation highlights the dangers of aging natural gas pipelines in the U.S., citing 135 deaths over ten years. The hosts dismiss this as "fear porn" designed to stimulate the economy through infrastructure spending, noting that police-related deaths far outnumber pipeline fatalities.
Thornton Colorado, Mysterious House Explosions
A house in Thornton, Colorado, was completely obliterated in a mysterious explosion, with debris scattered across the neighborhood. The hosts speculate on alternative causes, including drone strikes or "Italian lightning" insurance fraud, rather than standard natural gas leaks.
Indianapolis House Explosion, Microwave Detonation Theory
Three individuals were indicted for an Indianapolis house explosion that damaged over 30 homes. Prosecutors allege the suspects filled the house with natural gas and used a timed microwave oven as a detonator for insurance fraud. The hosts cite *MythBusters* to argue that replicating such a massive explosion using only natural gas and a microwave is scientifically improbable.
Indianapolis Explosion, Drone Strike Theory and Homeland Security
A massive explosion in an Indianapolis neighborhood leveled two homes and damaged dozens more. While officials investigate a potential gas leak, the hosts explore the theory that it was an internal US drone strike targeting nearby military finance and accounting facilities.
A massive explosion occurred along the Trans-Canada natural gas pipeline in Northern Ontario on Saturday, September 12, 2009. The blast sent a 200-meter pillar of fire into the sky and was felt by residents miles away. Despite the scale of the event and its impact on energy infrastructure, the incident received minimal coverage in United States media.
