Chernobyl’s Anticancer Wolves, Death Defying Incidents & Rare Minerals

From Chernobyl’s anticancer wolves to amazing, death defying incidents and discoveries of rare earth minerals, there’s a lot to cover on this Friday Night Live. The wolves that live in the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone have developed anticancer abilities. 2.34 billion metric tons of rare Earth minerals were just discovered in Wyoming—and the implications on the world’s economy are major. Katy Perry got a miraculous or angelic sign from “the beyond” after her manager Martin Kirkup (who also managed Counting Crows, Tracy Chapman, the Go-Go’s, Adam Lambert, and more) passed away. The 2024 Super Bowl made history for several reasons, but Rob found another bit of Super Bowl history from the past that nobody expected … least of all those who were targeted in one sting operation. Join Rob Counts for discussions on all these topics, plus a “Dig Deep” Live Q&A segment followed by the Top 10 Weirder News of the Week in this episode of Friday Night Live.

“Dig Deep” Q&A: “What [do you know about] Atlantis and their supposedly large crystals that were the size of buildings, which they hid around the world?” “Any thoughts on the billionaires building underground bunkers?” “What percentage of celebrities do you think are in ‘the club’?” “Is there a story behind Rob’s awesome Thor shirt?” “Rob, have you had any scary experiences from learning remote viewing?” “If you were to be a part of the Super Bowl, would you rather be a player, in the halftime show, or in a commercial? If a commercial, which one?” “Are we in a simulation?” “What’s that thing in the frame on Rob’s wall?” “What’s your next move for Metaphysical?” “Why do you like Tolkien and The Hobbit so much?” “Do you pray for protection before exercising anything with remote viewing?” “Do you think Middle Earth was Tartaria?” “Do angels really have wings?”

Top 10 Weirder News of the Week:

10. One man calls police in North Yorkshire, England with an unusual crime report. There’s exposing wrongdoing, there’s being a tattle tale, and there’s being a good Samaritan … but how about when you’re all three?
11. Former military men claim an alien craft (UAP) was caught on camera disabling a nuclear missile in 1964. Modern proof from UFO whistleblower David Grusch corroborates it.
12. Some high schoolers dream of being scientists, some want to be pro football stars, some want to make art … and others just want to be left alone to play some cornhole. Two Colorado teens make history for doing just that.
13. Is it impossible to make plants taste like meat? Your plant-based meat could soon contain this counterintuitive ingredient.
14. A beady-eyed suspect is accused of spying for China. Why do Indian authorities think his unusual attributes made him the perfect criminal?
15. A man spends 8 years making a matchstick model of the Eiffel Tower and, much to his chagrin, is rejected by Guinness World Records.
16. A traveler in Boston Logan International Airport tries to fool authorities about what’s in his bag. One sharp-nosed officer sniffs him out, revealing a haul nobody anticipated.
17. Police storm a hotel after reports of a man with a “large knife,” but their day “magically” turns out fine.
18. Life finds a way: A stingray is pregnant, but nobody knows how … except for one Jurassic Park theory.
19. A teen driver has possibly the most intense, shocking near-death experience ever recorded—and the scariest part may have saved her life.