Back in 2013 a couple random dudes decided to make a pseudo-sequel to Footprints in Stone called Forbidden History: Footprints in Stone II, which is essentially just an extended interview with Carl Baugh and his protegee Aaron Judkins.

Mantracks: A True Story of Fake Fossils

Alexa Cavender, pressured to find a relationship, takes an interesting approach by only dating those matched at less than 30%.

Less Than 30

If someone pitches you on a "great" Web3 project, ask them if it requires buying or selling crypto to do what they say it does.

Line Goes Up: The Problem With NFTs

I tell you what, when you try and tell this story you either sum it up in ten minutes with the broadest strokes or you settle in for a rabbit hole made entirely out of onions and ogres. Conspiracy theorists flock together and constantly try and rope each other into the orbit of their personal hobby horse conspiracy, so once you break the surface suddenly you're digging through endless side stories, each with their own cast of characters, trying to figure out if some tertiary claim is true, was maybe true in the past but is no longer true, or was never true, and discover that the only sources on the matter are the same three people quoting each other in an endless circle of false legitimacy.