In this deep-dive episode, Bigfoot and Grey peel back the layers of Operation Mockingbird — the CIA’s decades-long campaign to shape public perception through the media. From the early Cold War to today’s algorithmic echo chambers, the duo traces how journalism, Hollywood, and even social feeds became tools of persuasion.

Expect sharp wit, dark humor, and a few uncomfortable truths as Bigfoot and Grey expose how the “Mighty Wurlitzer” of propaganda still plays its tune.

👉 Topics include:

• The origins of Operation Mockingbird in post-WWII America

• CIA ties to journalists and Hollywood studios

• The Church Committee revelations

• Mockingbird’s digital descendants in the age of algorithms

• How to recognize modern information warfare

Stay curious. Stay skeptical.

What if the U.S. military once planned to stage fake terror attacks—on its own citizens—to start a war?

In this extended episode of Bigfoot & Grey, the guys uncover Operation Northwoods, a declassified 1962 plan proposing hijackings, bombings, and fake casualties to justify an invasion of Cuba. It was real, it was signed, and it was stopped only because President Kennedy said no.

From Cold War paranoia to modern media manipulation, Bigfoot and Grey dig deep into how fear, deception, and narrative control have shaped history—and how the same playbook still echoes today.

Bigfoot and Grey dig into one of history’s biggest questions: did we really land on the Moon, or did NASA hire Stanley Kubrick for the ultimate Cold War cover-up? From waving flags and missing stars to secret radio channels and alien bases, the duo sift through every theory—serious and absurd—while debating what “truth” even means in the age of propaganda.