On today's episode of Macrodosing, we unpack the secret government mind control program known as MK-Ultra. Enjoy the show!!! 2:15 Papa John has spent 18 months in rehab to stop saying the N-word 4:45 PFT tried microdosing for the first time last week 8:00 Billy saved himself, PFT and Jake Marsh behind the wheel 11:45 Stanford Prison Experiment 16:00 Guess Big T’s underwear 18:00 Origins of MK Ultra 23:15 MK Ultra is a badass name 26:10 PFT tries to come up with a name for CIA missions 28:00 Julia Childs and Roald Dahl were CIA operatives 30:30 What exactly is the CIA’s mission statement? 33:00 PFT’s soccer coach had a brother in the CIA 35:00 The first MK Ultra experiments 36:10 The CIA used Whitey Bulger as a test subject while he was in prison 42:00 The Unabomber’s role in MK Ultra 49:30 What actually happened to Biggie Smalls? 51:20 Operation Midnight Climax 55:40 The death of Frank Olson 1:00:00 How much would be an acceptable settlement to your family if the government killed you? 1:04:00 Big T tries to mend Arian and UT 1:05:14 Horny dudes tell women anything 1:10:00 Psychic driving 1:14:00 Celebrity tweaking myth around MK-Ultra 1:20:00 Devil next door 1:25:00 Nuclear weapons? 1:32:00 The Moon 1:40:00 Witches 1:42:00 The Obelisk 1:48:00 Food Chain 1:53:00 AI vs Humans 2:03:50 Alexa is chill
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