Spoken like two women who will probably spend the rest of their lives in shitty, toxic relationships and die alone. If your mindset is ever "I can always do better than my current partner," then you're a narcissist. Relationships ARE partnerships.

Join us as we dive into the fascinating journey of the Cote Photo, a legendary image captured during a government mapping flight in Costa Rica back in 1971.

Join us as we dive into the captivating story behind the iconic @thecotephoto, a government mapping flight that captured a UFO over Costa Rica in 1971.

Cote: The UFO Photo That Has Never Been Debunked 🍸 Ep 212 In 1971, a government surveyor named Sergio Loaiza was 10,000 feet above Lake Cote in Costa Rica, mapping land for a hydroelectric project, when his camera caught one frame he never saw with his own eyes — a solid, metallic disc hovering over the water. It sat quietly for years until it worked its way into the national press, and it's still called one of the clearest, most scrutinized UFO photographs ever taken. This week, documentary filmmakers Adam Pillon and Megan Woomer join Cocktails & Conspiracies to talk about "The Cote Photo," the film they spent two trips to Costa Rica building around this image. We get into how they earned the trust of a photographer who'd stayed quiet about it for decades, why the frame keeps surviving every attempt to wave it off as a hubcap or a lens flare, and what it actually means that the object works out to roughly 84 meters wide if it were sitting at ground level. We also follow them down the USO rabbit hole — the theory that some of these craft are just as at home underwater as they are in the sky — and what that has to do with a lake that, as the locals tell it, no business built beside it ever survives. As always, we lay out the case for it and the case against it. You decide. "The Cote Photo" is streaming now on Amazon Prime and Apple TV, or available to rent/purchase at their website. Key takeaways: → The origins of the Cote Photo and its significance in UFO lore. → Insights from the filmmakers on their journey and the challenges they faced. →The cultural impact of the photo in Costa Rica and its connection to local legends. @TheCotePhoto

Under Hypnosis They Describe Aliens, Past Lives & Body Selection Stations 🍸 Ep. 207 A rabbi, a nurse, an attorney, and a judge walk into a hypnotherapy session. That’s not the setup to a joke. That’s Rabbi Beth Beyer’s CV. In this episode, Beth joins Shane and Tim to break down what really happens when someone goes under — not the stage-show version, not the swinging-watch Hollywood version, but the clinical, peer-reviewed, 1,800-study version. And then she tells us what clients actually say when they get there. What comes out is wild. Clients describing past lives in the 1700s, complete with the sound of wooden shoes on a floor. A Body Selection Station where souls try on different forms before incarnating — including a six-dimensional orange shape-shifting being. Lost time cases where the answer turns out to be contact with a “star family” that just wanted to check in. And a consciousness that apparently communicates with the hypnotherapist too — answering questions she never asked out loud. Shane shares his own lucid dreaming experiences after losing his father and how those dreams changed his life’s direction. Tim wonders out loud whether the 1970s psychedelic ban was a deliberate suppression of consciousness expansion. And Beth drops a detail that nobody in the room was expecting: 2027 might be the year the veil finally lifts. Is this real? Is it confabulation? Is the mind so powerful it can produce experience indistinguishable from memory — or are some of these people actually remembering? You decide. Guest website: RenoHypnotherapyQHHT.com 📺 Subscribe and Stay Curious: Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the bell icon to stay updated on all our latest content. Join us as we continue to uncover the most intriguing and unexplained mysteries of the cosmos.

Forbidden Data: The facts they don’t want you to say out loud🍸Ep. 208 There’s a fact sitting in a government database right now. Documented. Peer-reviewed. Completely accessible to anyone willing to look. Say it out loud, though, and the conversation changes — you’re not debating the fact anymore, you’re defending why you said it. This week, Shane and Tim sit down with political science professor and author Wilfred Reilly (@wil_da_beast630) to dig into the architecture of modern censorship — not the government kind, but the social kind. The kind where nobody has to pass a law because the cost of speaking is already too high. Wilfred breaks down whether the suppression he documents in his book Taboo is coordinated or emergent, walks through the “journolist” phenomenon and what it reveals about media consensus, and unpacks the data on political skew across academic departments. The conversation moves through the peak social media censorship era of 2018-2021, the personal and social cost of saying the wrong thing out loud, and closes with a wide-ranging look at how surveillance culture has reshaped youth socialization entirely. As always — we don’t hand you the verdict. We hand you the evidence and the argument. You decide.

The Belief Audit: 9/11, Epstein, Aliens, Time Travel — What Actually Holds Up 🍸 Ep. 209 Cameras down, drinks poured, no guest between them tonight — Shane Skwarek and Tim Philipps go off script to grade the conspiracies they’ve spent 200+ episodes building a case for. They open on 9/11: the still-redacted files, the collapse of Building 7, and whether an absence of paperwork is proof of anything at all. From there it drifts into Epstein, JFK, and the pattern of missing records that seems to follow nearly every major story — and into the UFO disclosure drip-feed, where the timing of each government release might matter more than the footage itself. The back half goes deeper: ancient civilizations and lost technology, DMT and ayahuasca visions, the physics of time travel, and whether consciousness survives the body. Tim stakes his claim on the Las Vegas shooting as the one conspiracy he holds without a shred of doubt. Shane closes the show on the biggest question of all — purpose, extraterrestrial life, and why he thinks it’s all connected. No outline, no notes — just two guys measuring their own beliefs against the evidence. You decide. 9/11 conspiracy, Building 7 collapse, redacted government files, Epstein files, JFK assassination, UFO disclosure, ancient civilizations, DMT ayahuasca visions, time travel theory, consciousness and the afterlife, Las Vegas shooting conspiracy, extraterrestrial life

Jonestown Wasn’t a Cult. It Was an MK Ultra Black Site 🍸 Ep. 206 Was Jonestown a CIA mind control experiment? That’s the question we couldn’t shake after revisiting MK Ultra — and when we started pulling the thread, the evidence got hard to dismiss. A single footlocker at the Jonestown compound contained 11,000 doses of Thorazine. The complete drug inventory — sodium pentothal, chloral hydrate, Demerol, Valium, Thallium — overlaps almost exactly with the declassified MK Ultra pharmaceutical list. The stockpile was large enough to medicate over 200,000 people for a year. Jonestown housed 1,100. MK Ultra was a confirmed, declassified CIA program designed to test behavioral modification, chemical mind control, and psychological manipulation on unwitting subjects. The drugs found at Jonestown weren’t antibiotics. They were the exact compounds used to break down the human psyche. Jim Jones had a documented CIA file opened in 1960 — the same year his childhood friend Dan Mitrione was recruited by the agency and deployed to South America to teach interrogation and torture techniques. Jones traveled to CIA headquarters in Brazil with no visible source of income. The U.S. embassy covered his expenses. The file was purged without explanation the day Mitrione was killed. Then there’s the geography. Jonestown sits in Guyana — directly bordering Venezuela, a country that nationalized American oil assets two years before the compound was built. The CIA had installed Guyana’s own leader in 1964. By 1974, that leader had gone rogue, establishing ties with Cuba and the USSR at the height of the Cold War. A compound. An airstrip. An MK Ultra drug list. A CIA file. A dead congressman. And 918 people who never came home. Tonight on Cocktails & Conspiracies, Shane and Tim trace the direct line from declassified MK Ultra documents to the jungle in Guyana — and ask the question most people are still afraid to ask: what if Jonestown wasn’t a cult? What if it was the program? You decide.

Lindsay Clancy and the Case That Put the System on Trial 🍸 Ep. 211 In this episode of Cocktails and Conspiracies, we dive deep into the shocking case of Lindsay Clancy, a mother accused of killing her three children. What drove her to this tragic act? Join Shane Skwarek and Tim Philipps as they explore the complexities of mental health, societal pressures, and the justice system. Key takeaways: * The chilling details of the Clancy case and its impact on society. * Discussion on postpartum depression and its implications. * The role of the medical system in mental health care. * How public perception shapes the narrative around crime and punishment.

When has there ever been a time where someone has admitted to murder and yet STILL have the chance to be let off?!

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The PsyOp has begun. Take notice to how many faceless accounts are suddenly talking about how attractive AOC is. You'll see the same themes of "politics aside" in every one of them. It's a calculated campaign.