Everyone thinks Henry VIII had six wives.
But what if there were more?

This week, we dive into weird royal rumours, forgottenannulments, secret noblewomen, and the possibility that the most famous marital record in British history… might be wrong.

Also: papal propaganda, church cover-ups, and a deeplycursed dating life.

Jack the Ripper: Victorian murderer… or royal cover-up?
This week, we dive headfirst into the fog of 1888 London — and emerge with time-traveling surgeons, Masonic rituals, and at least one theory involving moon people (sort of).

From Freemasons to rogue royals, ghost theories to performance art, we dissect the conspiracies behind one of the most infamous cold cases in history.
Who was Jack the Ripper? And why do we still care?

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What if a global empire was erased from history — and buried in mud?

Meet Tartaria: the internet’s favourite forgotten civilisation.

According to some corners of TikTok and Reddit, the world we know is built on the ruins of a high-tech empire that spanned the globe… until it was mysteriously wiped out by a global mud flood, and scrubbed from the record by a shadowy historical conspiracy.

In this episode of Probably Not True, we investigate:

Is history hiding secrets? Or are people just very confusedabout plumbing?

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🐉 What lives in Canada’s Pacific waters, has a name like a dinosaur and a body like a snake, and may or may not exist?In this Probably Not True bonus episode, we dive into the legend of the Cadborosaurus, a cryptid sea monster said to haunt the coastline of British Columbia.Featuring:• Mysterious sightings dating back to the 1800s• Washed-up “monster carcasses” (that may have been basking sharks)• The surprisingly long history of Canadian cryptid hunting• And a deep dive into how sea monster myths get madeIs it a real creature? A hoax? Or just a salty hallucination?🎧 Get weekly bonus episodes, early access, and extra chaos on our Patreon:👉http://patreon.com/ProbablyNotTruePod🐺 Main episodes drop every Monday. Because weird history isn’t going to debunk itself.—🎙️ Probably Not True is a history podcast that explores bizarre myths, conspiracies, cryptids, and legends — and then asks: what’s the truth behind the weirdness?

🕸️ What if most of the internet isn’t real?

Bots arguing with bots. AI influencers that don’t exist.Comment sections that feel… off.

The Dead Internet Theory claims the real web quietly diedyears ago — and what’s left is a synthetic, corporate-controlled illusion filled with fake engagement, fake people, and fake conversations.

In this episode of Probably Not True, we explore:

Why the internet feels less alive than it used to

The 2021 forum post that launched the theory

Recycled memes, weird YouTube comments, and AI faces

Who benefits from a fake internet — and how it’s alreadyhappening

Is the internet dead? Or just gentrified?

🎧 Listen now — before the bots start arguing with you

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🌍 What if Earth isn’t solid… but hollow?

Welcome to a theory where lost civilizations, mammoth-filled tunnels, Nazi UFOs, and lizard people all live rent-free beneath your feet.

In Episode 7 of Probably Not True, we explore: Is there a secret world under the crust?Or are some people just really, really bad at geology?

🎧 Listen now for the deepest nonsense in podcast history.

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🚀 In 1969, millions watched humanity take its first steps on the Moon... or did they?

From dodgy flag shadows to studio lights on Neil Armstrong’s visor, the Moon Landing conspiracy has been one of history’s longest-running tinfoil obsessions.

In this episode of Probably Not True, we blast off into:

• The classic Moon Landing hoax claims

• Why people think Stanley Kubrick filmed it

• How Cold War paranoia fed the doubt

• And why Buzz Aldrin punching a guy might be the most credible argument for the Moon being real

Was it a sci-fi masterpiece? A patriotic lie? Or just grainy footage people couldn’t handle?

🎧 Listen now — and remember: in space, no one can hear your conspiracy theory.

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💃🪦 In 1518, dozens ofpeople in Strasbourg, France, reportedly danced... until they dropped.

But did they really dance themselves todeath?

In this episode of Probably Not True,we unravel the legend of the Dancing Plague:

History’s weirdest dance party — ruinedby facts.

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