In Episode #65 of the Deep Shallow Dive, host Ray Doustdar welcomes acclaimed filmmaker and investigative journalist Bart Sibrel, widely regarded as the leading voice challenging the authenticity of the Apollo moon landings. Sibrel unpacks his decades-long research into what he calls “the greatest hoax of all time,” detailing photographic inconsistencies, government cover-ups, and firsthand confessions that question the official NASA narrative. From intersecting shadows in moon photos to the deadly Van Allen radiation belts, Bart methodically walks through the logic and evidence behind his moon landing skepticism. The conversation extends beyond Apollo, touching on major historical “false flags” like the JFK assassination, Gulf of Tonkin, and 9/11. This episode isn’t just about space—it’s about questioning our most cherished beliefs, the power of media manipulation, and why truth still matters. Whether you're a skeptic or a space loyalist, this thought-provoking interview will challenge your assumptions and expand your understanding of history, conspiracy, and collective memory.

In Episode #371, food scientist and Mendocino Food Consulting founder Bryan Quoc Le joins Ray to dissect the American food system—from preservatives and artificial sweeteners to fiber, fermentation, and fake meat. This is a deep, unfiltered look at how our food is made, why it's making us sick, and what we can actually do about it.

She grew up in a mega-church where patriotism was gospel, got recruited by Turning Point USA at 16, and once believed liberalism was a sin. But somewhere between CPAC stages and MAGA rallies, Caroline Stout started asking dangerous questions. This episode is about what happens when you finally trust your gut over your group—and the fallout that follows.

The biggest lie in modern Christianity? That supporting Israel is a biblical mandate. In this episode, Jeremy Slayden dismantles decades of dispensationalist dogma and exposes how the evangelical church got hijacked by politics, propaganda, and paychecks. If you've ever wondered why questioning Zionism feels like heresy, this conversation rips the lid off.

In 1967, a U.S. Navy ship was attacked in international waters. The culprits? America's “greatest ally.” The result? 34 dead, 174 wounded, and a decades-long cover-up that few are brave enough to talk about. Phil Tourney lived it—and he's still here, demanding truth and justice.

In Episode #363, Dr. Mark Brauner, a board-certified emergency physician from the U.S., recounts his harrowing 16-day medical mission inside Gaza. Speaking with Ray Doustdar, Dr. Brauner dismantles lazy assumptions, exposes deliberate Israeli military strategies, and makes a powerful call to action through the Leahy Law.

This episode isn’t about religion. It’s not about race. It’s about human decency—and what happens when you decide to show up.

Scott Siverts returns to DSD to share his journey from a deeply evangelical upbringing to a more nuanced, critically engaged faith rooted in scriptural analysis and historical context. He and Ray explore how post-9/11 narratives shaped perceptions of Islam, and how deeper scriptural study challenged longstanding pro-Zionist interpretations.

Scott details the impact of dispensationalist theology, the Schofield Bible, and what he sees as a hijacking of Christianity by political Zionism. The two also delve into end-time prophecy, the significance of the Third Temple, and geopolitical maneuvers like the red heifer sacrifices. The conversation closes with Scott sharing how his podcast, Burn Pit, was targeted and taken down, the overwhelming support he received from the Muslim community, and his reflections on humanity and truth-seeking.

From Cold War Myths to Modern Empire | Scott Horton on Neocons, Israel, and the Military-Industrial Machine
America’s foreign policy wasn’t built for peace—it was built for profit. In this deep-dive episode, Scott Horton dismantles the myths of moral war-making and exposes how neoconservatives, defense contractors, and Zionist influence have hijacked U.S. strategy for decades. From JFK and Kissinger to Gaza, Ukraine, and Trump’s compromises, this is a no-holds-barred breakdown of the empire’s true motives.

From “Schofield’s Notes” to “The Truth About Christian Zionism” | Pastor Matt Furse on Israel, End Times, & the Trojan Horse in America’s Pulpits
America’s theology has been hijacked—and Pastor Matt Furse is sounding the alarm. In a bold, eye-opening conversation, he exposes how the Schofield Bible quietly rewrote doctrine, fueling Christian Zionism and reshaping U.S. politics. From Tucker Carlson and Ted Cruz to Gaza, dispensationalism, and Epstein, this episode challenges the sacred cows in both church and state.

From “Trust the Process” to “Build a New Party” | Clayton Cuteri on Epstein, Gaza, & The American Congress PartyAmerica doesn’t need another hot take — it needs adults in the room. Clayton A. Cuteri shows up in a suit, a flag pin, and a plan: stop the forever wars, clean up food/water/medicine, and build a party that actually serves citizens. The conversation hits hard: Epstein, Gaza, omnibus “big, beautiful” bills, ballot access, faith, and why neighbors on opposite sides still signed the same petition.

Be Your Own Heart Advocate In this deep-cut health episode, preventive cardiology dietitian Michele Routhenstein dismantles the myths about cholesterol, blood pressure, and “healthy” lifestyles. From waist circumference to inflammation markers, she explains how heart disease brews silently for years—and how you can stop it cold. Forget quick fixes; this is about mastering your numbers, reversing dangerous soft plaque, and building a nutrient-adequate diet that actually works for your biology.

Born into Zionism, Fighting for Palestine In this controversial and brutally honest interview, Miko Peled shares his transformation from Israeli Special Forces soldier to vocal advocate for Palestinian liberation. Raised in a "royal" Zionist family—his grandfather signed Israel's Declaration of Independence, and his father was a general in the 1967 war—Peled now calls Israel a colonial apartheid regime and argues passionately for a single democratic state in all of Palestine. A must-listen for anyone seeking unfiltered clarity on one of the world's most contentious conflicts.

Faith, Fallout, and a Fight for Truth In this searing, no-holds-barred episode, Jewish-American comedian and activist Jonathan Randall joins the Deep Shallow Dive to dissect the rift between Zionism and Judaism. From his birthright trip to Israel to being ostracized by his own family, Randall unpacks the emotional and political cost of speaking up for Palestinian human rights. This isn’t just commentary—it’s personal. And it’s a gut check for American Jews and anyone clinging to dogma over evidence.

Backstage Pass to Pop Fame In this nostalgic yet unfiltered deep dive, Boy Band Stacey takes us behind the velvet ropes of the boy band boom. From her early days working Vegas venues to managing former TransCon group C-Note, Stacey offers a rare look into the machinery of teen pop stardom. We talk Lou Pearlman's shady empire, DIY touring economics, and why being a woman backstage still raises eyebrows. It's more than fandom—it's business.

From Titan Submersibles to Deep State Tech Matt Kim exploded onto social media with his viral takedown of the Titan submersible narrative, but behind the viral rants is a deeper skepticism of power, propaganda, and the surveillance state. In this no-holds-barred interview, Kim joins Ray Doustdar to unpack his journey from internet unknown to insider access with the Trump campaign—and why he walked away. From the psyops of COVID to the Zionist influence in politics, nothing is off limits. Plus: Matt's new mission to defend privacy through zero-trust VPN tech.

Denied Entry, Delivering Truth: Dr. Thaer Ahmad's Fight for Gaza's Healthcare In this unflinching episode, Dr. Thaer Ahmad reveals what the mainstream won’t: how Israel's blockade of Gaza systematically cripples medical aid, why hospitals are intentionally destroyed, and what it’s like to watch babies starve while politics stall. From being blocked by a WhatsApp rejection to the psychological warfare waged on children, Dr. Ahmad, an ER physician and humanitarian, breaks down the policies turning Gaza into a death zone—and why Western complicity runs deep.

Revisiting the Good War Myth, the Real Toll of WWII, and the Hidden Architects of Power
Historian Christine Lynn returns to dismantle the dominant narrative surrounding World War II. With provocative takes on Churchill, FDR, Stalin, and the often-ignored Soviet death toll, this conversation reframes WWII not as "The Good War" but as a calculated realignment of global power. From the Treaty of Versailles to Zionist influence on Western policy, Lynn delivers a searing analysis of the alliances, betrayals, and myths that shaped the 20th century.

From Cairo to Congress: An Army Vet Blows the Whistle on War Games 17-year Army veteran Josephine Guilbeau returns with explosive commentary on the unraveling Middle East crisis. From Benjamin Netanyahu's old war playbook to MAGA's rupture over Israel, Guilbeau calls out propaganda, exposes her harrowing trip to Egypt for a Gaza aid march, and warns about a false flag war trigger. This isn't just critique—it's a call to action against silence, spin, and systemic warmongering.

Unmasking the SEAL Brand: Criminal Cover-Ups and the War Within
In this explosive exposé, Matt Cubbler, a 30-year law enforcement veteran and Army intel officer, pulls no punches in dismantling the mythology surrounding Navy SEALs. From investigating the suspicious death of his close friend and SEAL Team 4 commander Jobe Price to interrogating Rob O'Neill's claim of killing Osama bin Laden, Cubbler exposes a culture of silence, stolen valor, and internal corruption. If you've ever wondered how truth gets rewritten by elite military units, this one is unmissable.

Managing Fame, Losing Trust, and the Price of a Hit
In this behind-the-scenes exposé, JD Mass pulls back the velvet curtain on Nelly's meteoric rise—from childhood friends in St. Louis to managing one of hip hop’s biggest stars. We unpack the anatomy of a breakout hit, why publishing is the real money, and how racial dynamics quietly shaped power behind the scenes. This isn't just a music industry story—it's a masterclass in loyalty, ambition, and how fast success can fracture everything.