The Nuclear Bomb Hoax with Brandon Thomas (Mysterious Universe) and Tamara Sheville

The Nuclear Bomb Hoax with Brandon Thomas (Mysterious Universe) and Tamara Sheville

From InnerVerse by Chance Garton

March 21, 2026 · 1h 20m

About this episode

Tamara Sheville and Brandon Thomas join Chance Garton to discuss the deceptions surrounding nuclear fission and the implications of historical evidence.

Joining InnerVerse for their first time, Tamara Sheville and Brandon Thomas are here to explore one of the most absurd deceptions in the history of psyops. Drawing from Tamara's background in hazardous materials, DoJ training programs and real-world chemical, biological and radiation hazard response team work, Tamara is primed to deliver a powerful truth bomb about the science of nuclear fission, why it works for power plants but will never go boom, and how the evidence from Japan's supposedly nuked cities tells a different story to the trained eye. As the co-host of the new Mysterious Universe podcast, Brandon Thomas is no stranger to fringe ideas, bringing his jovial yet razor sharp spiritual discernment to bear on the devilish details of this conspiracy. 🔓 UNLOCK THE FULL EPISODE Patreon | Substack | Youtube For the members we answer all the questions left on the table: + Mechanics of nuclear fission and why it can’t produce an explosion + The “nuclear shadows” phenomenon and why it raises serious questions + Underwater tests, mushroom clouds, and what actually creates those visuals + Additional historical inconsistencies that don’t line up with the official story The…

People in this episode

Host: Chance Garton

Guests: Brandon Thomas, Tamara Sheville

Topics covered

  • nuclear fission
  • psyops
  • conspiracy theories
  • hazardous materials
  • spiritual discernment

Keywords

  • nuclear bomb hoax
  • psyops
  • nuclear fission
  • conspiracy
  • hazard response

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Mysterious Universe

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