Oklahoma City Bombing questions remain 30 years later—and few are more persistent than the mystery of John Doe #2. Eric Hunley sits down with filmmaker Scooter Downey and Blowback author Margaret Roberts for a deep dive into the evidence, eyewitnesses, and unanswered questions surrounding the case. Downey explains how Jesse Trentadue and Roger Charles helped draw him into the OKC story and why interviewing original witnesses changed how he viewed the evidence. The conversation examines FBI 302

Carol Howe may be one of the most mysterious figures connected to the Oklahoma City bombing story. In this interview, Eric Hunley speaks with Sven Safarow about Howe’s life as a Tulsa debutante, her ties to Dennis Mahon, her role as an ATF informant, and her visits to Elohim City before the bombing. We also examine Jon Ronson’s podcast The Debutante, the claims about Timothy McVeigh, Andreas Strassmeir, ATF warnings, and the strange questions surrounding Howe’s reported death in Tennessee. Was

SPLC Indictments are making headlines—and tonight’s livestream dives deep into what’s really going on. Eric Hunley is joined by returning guest Ken Silva of Headline USA to break down the latest DOJ developments, explosive allegations, and the history behind the Southern Poverty Law Center. This isn’t just about today’s news. The conversation connects decades of reporting, including investigations tied to Jesse Trentadue’s pursuit of justice, the work of Roger Charles, and research from Margare

FBI Counterterrorism Agent Barry Black joins me for a deep-dive into the Oklahoma City bombing, Waco, John Doe #2, and what it was like working inside the FBI during some of the biggest counterterrorism cases in modern American history. In this interview, Barry Black discusses his career as an FBI bomb technician, sniper, and agent during a pivotal era that included Waco, the Oklahoma City bombing, the Olympic bombing, and the rise of domestic terrorism. He explains where he was on April 19, 19

Former FBI Hostage Rescue Team commander Danny Coulson spent his career confronting some of the most dangerous domestic extremist groups in America — including The Order, The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord (CSA), and the broader militia movement that emerged during the Ruby Ridge and Waco era. In this interview we explore: • The influence of The Turner Diaries on Timothy McVeigh • The rise of extremist movements in the 1980s • The FBI confrontation with The Order and Robert Mathe

An Oklahoma City police officer is credited with saving lives during the bombing — and later turned up dead under circumstances that still raise serious questions. In this interview, Eric Hunley is joined by Josh Galison (aka “No Way Jose”) to discuss the Terrance Yeakey case: alleged pressure inside the department, missing/altered reports, harassment claims reported by Yeakey’s ex-wife, and why the official conclusion remains disputed by many who’ve looked at the details. ********************