Topic: Diana Price

The traditional narrative of William Shakespeare of Stratford-upon-Avon is challenged using research from Mark Twain and scholar Diana Price. Critics point out the lack of primary documents, letters, or manuscripts in Shakespeare's handwriting, as well as his family's apparent illiteracy. Diana Price’s "Shakespeare’s Unorthodox Biography" highlights that while evidence exists for other Tudor playwrights, no contemporary records confirm the man from Stratford was a writer, suggesting the plays required an elite education he lacked.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the Hindenburg discussion, noting that the ship's captain, Max Pruss, believed sabotage was the cause until his death. He highlights a coincidence where a previous episode on the Hindenburg was released exactly six years prior to the current recording. Carlwood also references Jacques Vallée’s theory that the UFO phenomenon is a "metasystem" rather than simple spacecraft.