Fourth Monday | PH 56

Just across the US–Mexico border, something is hunting in the dark. It walks on two legs and has a head shaped almost like a man’s. It stands two feet tall, and it seems to want only chickens. Jaime Maussan calls it a predator, though he stops short of saying it came from the stars. The Theorists have to ask whether the Valley of Juárez creature is a real threat to the region, or whether it would lose a fair fight to a rooster.

Further north, the big ones are back in the headlines. A former UAP Task Force director says there are crashed craft in contractor hands and that the beings from Roswell were taken alive, though he gives no names and has not answered Avi Loeb’s request for proof. A long-lost reel pulled from a safe threatens to turn the Patterson–Gimlin film into a dress rehearsal. With a million-dollar Bigfoot bounty about to run out, the crew finally agrees on a plan: get into the woods, bring cameras and plenty of beer, and do what every hunter before them failed to do. They’ll do it right.

Closer to home, a decommissioned mine outside West Kelowna is fenced off and watched by cameras, and in more than thirty years nothing has grown on its hillside. Not one tree, not one shrub. What is under that hill? Deeper in the backcountry there’s a field that should not exist, and somewhere along the way the crew takes on questions science has avoided for too long. Can a man out-eat Ozempic? How many Walmarts will Dan search for vampire noodles? And if a blue whale can drop four tons a day, why can’t the rest of us use the ocean?

This Power Hour, the Theorists stalk the chicken coops, stake out the barren hill, and wade fearlessly into the shallow end of the truth in… Power Hour 56.

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