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What happens when audience stories collide with forbidden history and unexplained phenomena?

In Episode 2 of Audience Confession Night, listeners submit their wildest theories and real experiences — from Alpha-Gal Syndrome and the mosquito connection, to Hitler’s hidden agendas, vampire folklore in modern society, and alleged portals appearing in remote locations. This episode dives into the strange overlap between biology, mythology, history, and the unknown.

We explore:– Could Alpha-Gal Syndrome be part of a larger biological pattern?– Why mosquitoes play a bigger role in history than people think– The darker side of Hitler lore and weaponized science– Vampire myths showing up in modern conspiracy reports– Stories of portals, entities, and unexplained sightings– What these themes say about society today

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