The lads discuss the story of St. Patrick's Day and take audience questions.

In this episode of The Lore Lads, released now but filmed near the end of February, the boys successfully predict the war. That, and we discuss the use of aliens as a distraction tactic, their actual liklihood of existence, and what that means for Christianity, along with a general debrief on the last episode of Weird Bible (if you haven't checked that out yet). Suffice is to say, things were in fact said in this episode. Welcome back to The Lore Lads...

0:00:00 - Moon Bears

0:03:05 - Iran and a History of Modern Middle Eastern Conflicts

0:13:44 - Aliens

0:15:49 - Vintage Story vs Minecraft

0:19:11 - Spore and Aliens

0:26:22 - Christianity and Aliens

0:29:08 - Thornbury's Experience with Archangel Gabriel

0:35:28 - Death and Astral Projection

0:39:23 - Weird Bible Debrief

0:49:23 - Souls

0:52:37 - Zoroastrianism

1:04:52 - Iran and Christianity

1:14:55 - Free Will

The lads discuss the disappearance and death of Chance Englebert in 2019.

The Lads go into detail about the sheer nonsense that is "The Montauk Project," and how painful it was to try and put this story into any sort of coherent format.

The boys discuss changes at Star Wars, the Hero's Journey, and Cosmic Evil.

In this episode, the Lore boys talk about their current situation with Missing 411, David Paulides, and the issues they keep running into with researching the cases of people going missing in the various clusters around the United States...that is until History Unhinged editor PJ drops in and assists the boys in derailing the conversation into just about anything else. Welcome back to The Lore Lads...

The Lads and Luke discuss a wide variety of topics of the music and performance industry, from what it meant to be a producer such as with Rick Rubin, the logistics of Live Performances and life on the road, and what it means to truly be an artist.

From YouTube and TikTok to Netflix and Hollywood, True Crime writers must toe a delicate line. Not everyone succeeds.

From Outlaws to Unsolved Murders, Phoenixville has lore you'd never expect

If you’ve been on the internet around the holidays over the last few years, you’ve probably come across one or two videos asserting that Christmas is a collection of pagan traditions which were all rolled into one in order to make it easier to convert people. To be fair, Christianization was a real thing, and the Church did syncretize some aspects of various festivals into Christian holidays - but when it comes to Christmas, that’s not really the case. Before we get into why that is, though, we do want to take a minute and explain that we're not trying to invalidate anyone’s deeply held religious beliefs. We know that paganism is seeing a resurgence, and we're aware that we have a lot of people who identify with various pagan traditions who watch our channel. Our only request is that you consider how you’d feel if someone came along and told you that one of your most important religious festivals didn’t matter because it was actually stolen from somewhere else, and then hear us out as we go through the reasons why we firmly believe Christmas is, genuinely, a purely Christian holiday.

0:00 - Open

4:52 - The Lads' Favorite Santa Movies

18:59 - The Origins of Santa Claus

33:31 - Where Did Christmas Come From?

Every year, we burn the bird...