Conspiracy Kitchen Podcast

Josh and Joe cook up and dig into the universe of conspiracies, from Big Foot to ancient Egypt, or government to new world order and everything in between. No topic is off limits. So grab a plate and fill it up in the Conspiracy Kitchen.

Conspiracy Kitchen Podcast is a comedy podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 64 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts Conspiracy Kitchen Podcast, a comedy show with 64 episodes published.

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  Episode #15

  The Gregg Owen Interview: The Chicago prosecutor who refused to let corruption win.

  Aug 4, 20261h 21mS2

  What’s going on guys… welcome back to the Conspiracy Kitchen, where we dig into the cases that don’t sit right. Tonight we’re joined by Gregg Owen — former rock musician who opened for legends like The Doors and Janis Joplin, turned Chicago murder prosecutor, and author of the true crime book Convergence. In 1976, a young couple was stabbed to death in a Gold Coast apartment. The killer was identified fast. There was a confession. There was an eyewitness. It should have been open-and-shut. Instead, the case nearly vanished. Evidence disappeared. Powerful people intervened. The system looked the other way. Gregg was one of the two young prosecutors who refused to let it die. He takes us inside the investigation, the corrupt 26th & California courthouse, the fight to force the case to trial, and what it was really like working murder cases during the era that led to Operation Greylord. This is a story about buried evidence, bought justice, and what happens when the people meant to prosecute a double murder try to make it disappear. If you love cases where the official story feels incomplete, this one’s for you. Gregg Owen joins us in the Kitchen. #TrueCrime #ChicagoCrime #OperationGreylord #Convergence #ConspiracyKitchen

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  Episode #14

  Washington's Bloody End: Inside Job or Medical Murder?

  Jul 14, 20261h 2mS2

  George Washington – the man who survived war, revolution, and the birth of a nation – died after just 21 agonizing hours from a sore throat. Or did he? In this deep-dive episode of Conspiracy Kitchen, we examine the shocking final hours: aggressive bloodletting that drained nearly 40% of his blood, painful blistering with Spanish fly, suspicious molasses gargles, and a young doctor’s ignored call for a tracheotomy. Was it primitive medicine… or a calculated inside job by those closest to him? We explore Tobias Lear’s mysterious role and missing papers, political rivalries with Jefferson, the doctors’ possible motives, and how the official story may hide a quiet assassination. Stoic to the end, Washington’s last words were “’Tis well.” But was it? Tune in for the full timeline, historical evidence, and wild theories that will make you question everything you thought you knew about America’s Founding Father. What really killed Washington? Hit play and decide for yourself. #ConspiracyKitchen #WashingtonConspiracy #FoundingFathers #TrueCrimeHistory Ovaltine is a registered trade mark of Nestle inc Check out simulated sun on YouTube and X.

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  Episode #13

  INVENTORS SILENCED: The Men Who Died Right After Changing the World

  Jun 23, 20261h 30mS2

  What happens when you invent something that could upend entire industries? History is littered with brilliant minds who announced game-changing breakthroughs — free energy, revolutionary engines, cancer cures — only to die under mysterious circumstances. In this deep-dive episode of Conspiracy Kitchen, we examine: Rudolf Diesel — Disappeared at sea in 1913 on the eve of WWI, coat neatly folded on the railing. German agents? Oil interests? Or something far stranger? Stanley Meyer — Water-powered car inventor who collapsed after a meeting, uttering “They poisoned me.” Official story: aneurysm. The truth: suppressed? Royal Raymond Rife — Claimed to cure cancer with frequency machines targeting the BX virus. Lab raided, tech destroyed, died broken. Plus the GEC-Marconi scientist cluster and other “inconvenient” inventors. From government black projects to Big Oil and beyond, we explore the pattern: Announce the future… and disappear. Coincidence, assassination, or something even darker? If you loved our episodes on suppressed tech and shadowy forces, this one connects the dots. The Note Was Ignored. The Breakthroughs Were Buried. The Inventors Paid the Price. Drop your wildest theory in the comments. Subscribe, rate, and share — because some inventions are too dangerous to live. #InventorsSilenced #StanleyMeyer #RudolfDiesel #RifeMachine #ConspiracyKitchen #SuppressedTech #TrueCrimeConspiracy check out simulated sun in YouTube

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  Episode #12

  OKLAHOMA GIRL SCOUT MURDERS: 3 Girls Slaughtered on Their First Night at Camp

  Jun 6, 20261h 10mS2

  <p>On June 12, 1977, three little girls — Lori Farmer (8), Michelle Guse (9), and Denise Milner (10) — arrived at Camp Scott in Oklahoma for their first summer camp adventure. They were placed in the most isolated tent (#8), farthest from the counselors.</p><p>Two months earlier, a chilling note was found: “We are on a mission to kill three girls in tent one.” It was dismissed as a prank.</p><p>That stormy night, the girls were abducted from their tent, sexually assaulted, brutally beaten, and strangled. Their bodies were dragged 150 yards, staged, and left with a red flashlight placed on top like a calling...

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  Episode #10

  The Hinterkifeck Murders/ Solving the Cold Case

  May 18, 20261h 36mS2

  <p>HINTERKAIFECK MURDERS: The Killer Who Hid in the Attic</p><p>In the remote snow-covered hills of Bavaria, 1922, an isolated farm became the scene of one of history’s most disturbing unsolved crimes.</p><p>Six people — an entire family plus their new maid who had only arrived that afternoon — were brutally slaughtered with a mattock. But the horror didn’t end there. The killer didn’t flee… they stayed for days. Feeding the animals, cooking meals, sleeping among the bodies, and even lighting fires while the corpses lay undiscovered.</p><p>Before the massacre, the family heard footsteps in the attic...

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