00:00 The hosts of the podcast discuss the catastrophic wildfires in Australia and provide various ways for listeners to help out.

04:11 The Malaysian government covered up the investigation into the disappearance of Flight MH370 because they were worried about something embarrassing coming out and they were not equipped to handle embarrassment.

08:59 The Malaysian government, along with other countries, conducted a joint investigation into the disappearance of Flight MH370, but their reports were criticized for lacking detail and not holding air traffic control accountable for their failures.

13:58 Despite using advanced technology and conducting two major searches, including mapping uncharted territory and finding other underwater features, no trace of Flight MH370 has been found, leading to the conclusion that the flight ended in the Southern Indian Ocean, according to an official final report from Australia, with the help of an independent group of enthusiasts who had expertise in relevant fields and were commended by the Australian government for their work.

18:12 Pieces of the plane have been found, including a six-foot piece called a flapperon, which washed up on Reunion Island and confirmed that the flight had ended in the Southern Indian Ocean.

23:14 Pieces of the plane have been found, including a six-foot piece called a flapperon, which confirmed that it was from MH370, but other pieces have been found that are not from MH370, raising questions about how to tag and identify every part of an airplane, and suggesting that the plane hit the ocean at a high speed and broke apart.

27:39 Captain Shah, one of the two people with the knowledge and access to do so, is suspected of intentionally crashing the plane into the Southern Indian Ocean based on his behavior leading up to the disappearance, including his interest in flight simulators and a flight path that closely matches MH370's.

32:20 Captain Zahari is suspected of intentionally crashing the plane into the Southern Indian Ocean by taking control of the plane, turning off the electrical system, accelerating depressurization, and setting a course for the ocean, potentially killing himself and all the passengers on board.

37:05 There are several conspiracy theories surrounding the disappearance of Flight MH370, including the idea that the plane was cyber hijacked or that it was used as MH17 and shot down over Ukraine.

42:10 One conspiracy theory suggests that the 20 people on board Flight MH370 who worked for a company called Free Scale Semiconductor may have been killed in the plane crash either for secret technology or to manipulate stock prices.

46:34 The hosts thank a listener named Tyler for his email and shout out his best friend Justin, who introduced him to the show and has been there for him and his family.