
#113 Missing Scientists: The List Keeps Growing… But Does the Pattern Hold?
This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth — use code THINKFIRST for 20% off. A growing list of “missing and dead scientists” is making headlines—eight, ten, eleven… now more. It sounds like a pat...
29 Apr 15min

#111 Questions About Israel · When Labels Come First
This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth — use code THINKFIRST for up to 20% off. You can question almost anything right now—until the temperature shifts. In this episode, Jim Detjen examines a ...
22 Apr 19min

#110: 155 Aircraft Over Iran – What the Official Rescue Story Isn’t Telling Us
This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth — use code THINKFIRST for up to 20% off. A U.S. fighter jet goes down over Iran. One pilot is recovered quickly. The second is rescued in a massive opera...
15 Apr 17min

#103 Aliens or Demons? Notice What Happens Before You Decide
Before any new UAP footage drops… people already know what it means. Aliens. Demons. Cover-up. Revelation. But what if the real story isn’t what these objects are— it’s how quickly we decide? In this ...
24 Mars 11min

#93 Death Isn’t the Problem. Delay Is.
We don’t talk about death very clearly. We whisper about it at funerals… then scroll past confident voices explaining how to manage it. This episode started with a conversation on a plane — about a Ya...
9 Feb 11min

#90 When ChatGPT Boils Everything Down to God
An AI-generated answer landed at the top of my Instagram feed — calmly explaining why, when intelligence strips away scripture, science, and human narrative, it still arrives at the idea of God. Not r...
21 Jan 8min

#88 Who’s Actually Conscious? The Animals That Complicate the Question.
Some animals don’t just react. They anticipate. In this episode of Think First, we explore a quiet idea most of us already sense but rarely say out loud: animals may notice shifts in the world before ...
11 Jan 19min

#86 Why a Harvard Professor Walked Away · And What the University Can’t Say Out Loud
After forty years at Harvard, historian James Hankins quietly walked away. Not in protest. Not in anger. But with a diagnosis. In this episode of Think First, we examine Hankins’ final essay and a rec...
3 Jan 20min




















