619: They Walk Among Us | The Human-Alien Hybrid Program
The Why Files. Operation: PODCAST
If you love exploring science ideas, mysterious history, or odd happenings, check out The Why Files with Andrew Gentile. Each episode is over half an hour long and covers all sorts of exciting matters. You will listen to the most challenging stories, from modern things found in old places to the mysteries of Plum Island. Gentile packs each episode with fun facts and laughs, making these fascinating topics even more engaging. A fun ride through some of the more hidden parts of science and history.
The Why Files. Operation: PODCAST is a documentary podcast by The Why Files.
Episodes count: 236
Episodes
06-12-2025 00:42:59 26-11-2025 00:32:03 17-11-2025 00:37:53 03-11-2025 00:31:24 27-10-2025 00:42:57Show all episodes
Podcasts like The Why Files. Operation: PODCAST
Strangers on a Bench
A Bit of a Stretch - The Podcast
Call Bethel
Con Juan
Disaster Trolls
Good Bad Billionaire
Lost Voices
Mythical Creatures
Oceans: Life Under Water
Scam Clinic
American Greed Podcast
Are You Even a MILSPO?
Before We Go
Can I Walk With You?
Chess Piece: The Elián González Story
City of the Rails
Cold Front
Collateral Damage from The Intercept
Dark Downeast
Easy Money: The Charles Ponzi Story
Elon's Spies
Even If It Kills Me
Go-Boy!
Hello, John Doe
Hooked on Freddie
Hookergate: Criminals and Libertines in the South
How to Be Anything
Live Wire: The Loud Life and Shocking Murder of Alan Berg
LUIGI
OUTLAWS: The Good ThiefKeep reading:
Best podcasts for road trips: Your go-to playlist for travelling- The best Spotify podcasts: 10 shows to listen to in 2024
- What to play next: The best Joe Rogan episodes
- The best podcasts of all time you must listen to in 2024
- 12 best Armchair Expert episodes updated 2024
- Best Call Her Daddy episodes: discover the top conversations of Alex Cooper
- What to play next: The best Joe Rogan episodes
I LOVE listening to Andrew Gentile (great name). He does a terrific job of presenting information and obviously deep searches his subjects. Intriguing. Thanks Andrew!