Science · Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp
by Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp
In WEAPONIZED, Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp pull back the veil on the world of the known, to explore the unexplained. This multi-platform investigative series features exclusive interviews, never-before-seen footage, previously-suppressed documents, original audio and video recordings, and hard evidence related to UFOs, the paranormal, cutting-edge science, cover-ups, conspiracies, and big-time crimes. Original, groundbreaking conversations with government whistleblowers, spies, spooks, scientists, military officials, muckraking journalists, filmmakers, historians, artists, musicians, and major celebrities will cast a wide shadow through the other-world… and detail the human experiences that inform these extraordinary phenomena. Your curiosity will be WEAPONIZED. WEAPONIZED is a presentation of Jeremy Corbell and George Knapp.
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Hosts George Knapp and Jeremy Corbell have done more to persistently drag the UAP topic into the mainstream than any researcher alive. The Weaponized podcast offers groundbreaking UAP insights. While they provide front-line insights into aerial phenomena, the podcast is often undermined by Corbell's profanity-laden style that sometimes is an adolescent diatribe rather than professional journalism. Despite the cringe-worthy presentation, the underlying investigation is remarkably compelling. The content is occasionally historic, but listeners must look past the histrionics.
I’ve done the work of listening to most of the episodes so you don’t have to. You’re welcome. I used to love when George Knapp would host Coast to Coast am because he would always do a great job interviewing guests and the show would be interesting and informative. This podcast is very different. The two hosts just talk at each other round and round every episode about who they talk to and where they go but they never get to much substance of what they have found out. It’s like listening to hours of name dropping but of names you’ve never heard of before, and without ever getting to the point of what those people have to offer.
George Knapp is the best. Truly a professional and it shows. Always direct and to the point with his message and conveys his opinions in a well thought out and organized fashion but…OMG! Jeremy!! Man, stop being so cryptic and taking 12 mins and 500 words to ask a very simple and direct question. Everything is answered with too many adjectives and run on sentences. I will literally get lost in Jeremys word salad. For example… If the question is, “is the sky blue?” Jeremy will say, “guest, tell me, are you or are you not able to determine that at this time, in this moment, and never before this time, or anytime after this time, are you able to say, without a doubt, do you strongly feel, or do you know, that the sky is blue?” Ughhhh-drives me crazy!! Please stop being so long winded and vague for no reason. Just get to the point and be more concise please. I know some stuff can’t be discussed-but just say so. If there are certain topics that can’t be discussed then just steer clear of them. We all get it. Love the content and love the mission, but sometimes the delivery doesnt need to take so long. Please be more concise and stop speaking in code!!🧑💻 Thanks for all you guys do!
I only wish the episodes didn’t end. I could listen to Jeremy and George talk about this stuff all day, man. I love it. Thank you for fighting the good fight and for being yourselves.
I watched Matt’s entire interview twice. The first time, he was persuasive—and I even found myself believing there might be more going on than we understand. But the second time, one line ruins it: “God is real.” Not “maybe,” not “I think,” but a flat dismissal that reframes everything he said afterward as religious certainty, not evidence. And that’s the problem—because from his worldview, “all the dots lead to God.” That doesn’t just steer the conversation. It actively damages anyone trying to take the underlying claims seriously, especially those of us who know exactly what he meant. So what you end up with isn’t a credible tech-minded breakthrough. It’s a God-first, cult-aligned narrative trying to dress itself up as advanced understanding. And when a platform—or worse, official support—treats that as legitimate, it does a disservice to listeners and undermines real inquiry. 8429
I’m very committed to learning the truth about what the ufo phenomenon is. I value the factual/defensible contributions from George. I find this podcast sometimes difficult to listen to due to hyperbolic delivery. More often than not the focus is on procedure and whistleblowers and not on actual evidence. I paid for and watched the sleeping dogs documentary thinking there would be some new information but again just drama and pseudo biography of Jeremy? I listen in when I think I’ll learn something new but mostly now tuning out.
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