In this episode, we dive deep into the most compelling—and controversial—theories surrounding the Dyatlov Pass incident. From avalanches and infrasound to military experiments and paranormal forces, we examine the evidence behind each possibility and ask: which theory actually makes sense? Join us as we sort fact from fiction in the search for answers to one of history’s most haunting cold cases.

In 1959, nine experienced hikers set off into the Ural Mountains of Soviet Russia. They never returned. What search teams found weeks later shocked even hardened investigators: a tent slashed from the inside, bodies scattered across the snow, some barefoot, some with fatal internal injuries—and no clear explanation.

In Part 1 of our two-part series, we take you deep into the timeline of events: who the hikers were, what they were doing, and what exactly rescuers found on that frozen slope. Was it an avalanche, a military cover-up... or something far stranger?

❄️ Eyewitness reports, recovered diaries, autopsy findings—this is where the mystery begins.

🔍 Listen now, and decide for yourself: what really happened on Dyatlov Pass?

The streets of Strasbourg are still filled with dancers—and questions. In part two of our look at the bizarre 1518 dancing mania, we dive into the most compelling theories behind this historical mystery. From ergot poisoning and mass hysteria to religious ecstasy and cultural contagion, explore how fear, famine, and faith collided in one of history’s strangest outbreaks.