9/11 Hijacker's Flight Teacher Speaks for the First Time
In this episode, we hear from the flight instructor who taught one of the 9/11 hijackers, Hani Hanjour, years before the tragic event unfolded. Mac McWhorter recounts the eerie details of Hani’s time in flight school, his struggles with English proficiency, and his unsettling behavior, such as paying in cash for his lessons and seeming unprepared for the advanced flight simulator courses. Despite McWhorter and his colleagues raising concerns about Hanjour to the FAA, no action was taken. The episode dives deep into McWhorter’s experiences and how, in hindsight, those red flags make more sense now. The chilling recount reminds us how seemingly small details can have a significant impact on history.

JUST DROPPED: Every 9/11 Theory And Story Explained
We discuss the most remarkable stories of heroism, all the bizarre coincidences, and why there is so much controversy and conspiracy surrounding 9/11. We invited Jon, a researcher and expert in the field who has given 9/11 tours in New York city for a decade and we’re going into every story and theory from this fateful day.

Crime: On September 6, 1949, Howard Unruh committed America's first mass shooting in Camden, New Jersey. Unruh killed 13 people in just 12 minutes on a rampage later dubbed the “Walk of Death.” When interviewed by a psychologist, Unruh chillingly stated that he would have killed "a thousand" if he had enough bullets​.

War: On this day in 1522, Ferdinand Magellan’s ship Victoria returned to Spain, completing the first circumnavigation of the globe. Magellan himself was killed in the Philippines the previous year, but his crew’s journey marked a pivotal moment in the history of exploration.

Religion: September 6, 1901, marks the day when U.S. President William McKinley was shot by anarchist Leon Czolgosz at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. McKinley initially survived but died from complications a week later, making this a significant event in American history​.