Danny Jones Podcast
Long-form conversations at the edge of archaeology, physics, psychedelics, and the UFO disclosure world — a show where the guests make claims you are not supposed to be able to fact-check over lunch. We cover the biggest episodes and do exactly that: what the guest claims, where it comes from, and which parts hold up.
The best Danny Jones Podcast episodes
- Charles Buhler: the Star Trek impulse engine that needs no propellant
The electrostatics researcher's claim is wildly specific, wildly consequential, and still miles from the public proof that would make physicists care — which is precisely why this episode is worth your time.
- Carl Hayden Smith: 78 percent of IV DMT users see entities, and some meet their children
The claim is wild, oddly domestic, and a useful reminder that psychedelic research keeps producing data that sounds like a Pixar sequel written by a neurologist.
- Andrew Aurigema: a $1.50 foam warp-drive thruster to Mars in three and a half days
Part garage project, part Star Trek fever dream — the gap between two pieces of paper of thrust and a Martian landing is the whole story, and Aurigema walks every inch of it.
- Dan Richards: Egyptologists used Bayesian modeling to delete inconvenient carbon dates
A self-described electrician-turned-researcher makes a specific, technical accusation against mainstream Egyptology, and the accusation is harder to wave off than the pyramid-scan hype around it.
- T.D. Barnes: the Tic Tac UFOs were probably radar spoofing tests
A former Area 51 operator argues the famous Navy UAP videos look less like visitors than a very familiar Pentagon habit — testing against pilots and letting the footage do the marketing.
- Matt Ehret: Majestic 12 is fake, and the typewriter proves it
The UFO disclosure debate gets a paperwork problem — typewriter forensics and Truman signatures — before turning into a full CIA myth-management theory. The document analysis is the part worth stealing.
- Henrik Svensmark: a 1-2 percent shift in low ocean clouds can rival all greenhouse gases
The Danish physicist's cosmic-ray climate theory remains a fight, but his cloud math is the part you cannot just swat away — the rare climate-heresy episode with actual numbers in it.
- Gary Wayne: Satan would never have allowed the crucifixion if he understood the resurrection
Wayne turns Satan from an all-knowing horror mastermind into the most powerful being in creation who still missed the trapdoor — biblical revisionism with an internal logic that makes the episode fun to argue with.
- Nathan Apffel: pastor Ed Young Jr. may be claiming $3.6 million a year in tax-free housing allowance
The church-accountability podcaster spent a night in a Texas jail just for showing up with a sign asking one question about a pastor's finances. The paperwork trail he has assembled since is the real story.
- Roman Yampolskiy: AI labs may have artificial scientists improving AI within two years
The AI safety researcher's warning is specific, grim, and a little too confident about a clock nobody can actually read — which is what makes him the show's most useful AI guest.
Most watched all time
- 1 The Woman Who Contacted Satan & Then Died Mysteriously | Greg Carlwood 338,000 views
- 2 The $1 Warp Drive That Can Reach Mars in 3 Days | Andrew Aurigema 291,000 views
- 3 Rockefeller Buried the Fuel That Could Free America | Greg Carlwood 272,000 views
- 4 Aerospace Billionaire Says Aliens Are Already Here | James Fox 196,000 views
- 5 They Actually Built the Star Trek Impulse Engine | Charles Buhler 181,000 views
- 6 The Air Force Knows What the Orbs Are and Isn't Worried | Charles Buhler 160,000 views
- 7 Satan Never Would Have Let Jesus Be Crucified | Gary Wayne 151,000 views
- 8 A U.S. Admiral Found Hidden Portals in Antarctica | Gary Wayne 140,000 views
- 9 Ancient Historian: "Earth's First Kings Were Giants" | Gary Wayne 129,000 views
- 10 DMT Test Subject: "The Entities Know When We Will Die!" | Carl Hayden Smith 121,000 views
Latest episodes
- A White Collar Apocalypse is About to Destroy the Global Economy | Professor Jiang Aug 25, 2026
- Most Powerful Jew in History is Still Ruling from His Grave | Professor Jiang Aug 25, 2026
- The Epstein Files Go Blank Right Before 9/11 | Professor Jiang Aug 24, 2026
- The Facebook Origin Story is Darker Than You Were Told | Professor Jiang Aug 24, 2026
- Why the US Government Already Banned Two AI Models | Dr. Roman Yampolskiy Aug 23, 2026
108 episodes tracked · 17 guests covered · 24 pieces published, latest 2026-08-23
All Danny Jones Podcast coverage
Roman Yampolskiy says AI labs may have artificial scientists improving AI in one or two years
The AI safety researcher’s warning on the Danny Jones Podcast is specific, grim, and a little too confident about a clock nobody can actually read.
Heather Lynn says archaeology was primarily used as a cover for spying operations
On Danny Jones Podcast, Lynn ties cabinets of curiosities, King Tut money, and Middle East mapmaking to archaeology's oldest dirty secret.
Nadia Drake says Susan Gough's psyops résumé is normal comms work, not proof of a UFO cover-up
The Danny Jones Podcast tried to turn a DoD spokeswoman's LinkedIn into a smoking gun, and Drake refused to salute.
Andrew Aurigema says a $1.50 foam warp-drive thruster could get a 45-ton ship to Mars in 3 and a half days
The pitch is part garage project, part Star Trek fever dream, and the gap between two pieces of paper of thrust and a Martian landing is the whole story.
Henrik Svensmark says a 1 or 2 percent shift in low ocean clouds can rival all greenhouse gases
The Danish physicist’s cosmic-ray climate theory is still a fight, but his cloud math is the part you can’t just swat away.
Matt Ehret says the CIA shaped the National Enquirer to seed a one-world alien religion
The claim is wonderfully lurid, and also a perfect example of how a real Cold War fact can become a cosmic corkboard theory in about 90 seconds.
Charles Buhler says he has built a Star Trek impulse engine that needs no propellant
The electrostatics researcher’s claim is wildly specific, wildly consequential, and still miles from the kind of public proof that would make physics Twitter stop throwing chairs.
T.D. Barnes says the Tic Tac UFO sightings were probably radar spoofing tests, not alien craft
The former Area 51 operator argues the famous Navy UAPs look less like visitors from another world than a very familiar Pentagon habit: testing pilots without telling them.
Dan Farah says a former intelligence official found childhood Air Force enlistment papers after a UFO encounter
Farah’s wildest claim on Danny Jones is not just about UFOs or remote viewing, it’s about an alleged paper trail hiding inside a family archive.
Kurt Metzger says the Hat Man people see on Benadryl is Papa Legba
The comedian turns a grim diphenhydramine folklore meme into an occult radio theory, which is funny, vivid, and not remotely good medical advice.
Matt Ehret says Majestic 12 is fake because its typewriter and Truman signatures give it away
The UFO disclosure debate gets a paperwork problem, then turns into a full CIA myth-management theory.
Carl Hayden Smith says 78% of IV DMT users see entities, and some meet the entities' children
The claim is wild, oddly domestic, and a useful reminder that psychedelic research keeps producing data that sounds like a Pixar sequel written in a hospital ward.
Sean Stone says a black program craft may have used lasers to spread the Palisades fire
The filmmaker and conspiracy media regular turns the LA fires into a secret aircraft theory, and the leap from eyewitness weirdness to smart city arson is doing Evel Knievel work.
Greg Carlwood says Neo’s Matrix passport expires on 9/11 because it was advanced sigil magic
The conspiracy podcaster rejects the usual karmic warning theory and offers something stranger: mass-media magic hiding in a single movie-prop frame.
Gary Wayne says Satan would never have let Jesus be crucified if he understood the resurrection
Wayne's argument turns Satan from an all-knowing horror-movie mastermind into the most powerful being in creation who still missed the trapdoor under Calvary.
TD Barnes says Annie Jacobsen's Roswell source made up the Nazi children story for 'something juicy'
The former Area 51 worker doesn't just dismiss Bob Lazar, he says one of the most lurid modern Roswell claims came from a source who was never at Area 51.
Carl Hayden Smith says DMT entities told him he was not scheduled to die in an fMRI scanner
The psychedelic researcher’s wildest claim is not that DMT produces entities, but that those entities appeared to treat his lab scan like a cosmic false alarm.
Dan Richards says Egypt’s Labyrinth giant metal object is called Dippy and is not from Filippo Biondi’s pyramid scans
The Danny Jones Podcast detours into the internet’s favorite archaeological fever dream, a supposed metallic Tic Tac under Hawara, and Richards is more useful as a skeptical sorter than a true believer.
Matt Ehret says God letting Satan cause evil for a greater good is coping
On Danny Jones Podcast, Ehret pushed back on a Carmelite theory of Satan by arguing that divine permission for rape, murder, and genocide sounds less like theology than a bedtime story for the powerless.
Sean Stone says the real JFK files problem isn't what was hidden but what Richard Helms shredded when Nixon fired him
Oliver Stone's son thinks the JFK document dump is a distraction from a bonfire that already happened in the 1970s.
Scott Horton says the Iraq War was planned in 1992 by the same neocons who wrote a plan for Netanyahu in 1996
The antiwar author lays out the paper trail connecting Paul Wolfowitz's 1992 global dominance memo to a literal strategy document his colleagues wrote for the Israeli prime minister four years later.
Nathan Apffel says pastor Ed Young Jr. may be claiming $3.6 million a year in tax-free housing allowance
The church accountability podcaster spent a night in a Texas jail just for showing up with a sign asking a pastor one question about his finances.
Matt Ehret says 'Ku Klux' is Greek for 'circle,' making the KKK a straight rebrand of the Confederate secret society that killed Lincoln
A Canadian historian walks into a podcast and explains that John Wilkes Booth was probably Manchurian-Candidated in Montreal, and that the KKK is just the Golden Circle with a new logo.
Dan Richards says Egyptologists used Bayesian modeling to delete carbon dates that contradicted the pyramids timeline
A self-described electrician-turned-researcher makes a specific, technical accusation against mainstream Egyptology, and the accusation is harder to dismiss than it sounds.