Hosted by Justin Roczniak, Liam McAnderson and November Kelly
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This preview episode of Well There's Your Problem explores the secretive infrastructure surrounding Area 51, Edwards Air Force Base, and the Great Basin, blending military tech history with banter about trans identity, political theory, and government aesthetics. The hosts examine niche aircraft like the Tacit Blue and Have Blue technology demonstrators that paved the way for modern stealth design such as the B-2 bomber, drawing parallels between aeronautical evolution and personal transition. The discussion also covers Janet Airlines, the government-operated passenger fleet that commutes workers from Las Vegas to top-secret test sites, and the odd visibility of high-security installations with public-facing terminals and highway signs.
Hosts open with jokes about photography restrictions at Edwards and Area 51, setting a light‑hearted tone.
Hosts delve into the origins of the B‑2 and related aircraft, linking them to Area 51’s secret projects.
A host discusses personal medical practice, funding challenges, and future projects for the podcast community.
The hosts candidly share their political leanings, including Marxist beliefs and critiques of societal standards.
The discussion shifts to weather balloons, how they operate, and the logistics of reaching Area 51.
Hosts explore the mysterious government airline, its routes, and the paradox of secrecy versus public visibility.
The episode wraps up with a brief look ahead to upcoming content and a final note on podcast logistics.
Tacit Blue and Stealth Evolutioninsight
A speaker notes that Tacit Blue was one of the few aircraft actually built in Area 51, featuring phase-three radar and paving the way for the B-2 bomber's rounded radar-absorbent design.
Have Blue Design Differencesdata
The speakers compare Have Blue to the F-117, noting that Have Blue's tails leaned inward while the F-117 tails leaned outward, and mention that both Have Blue aircraft were damaged in flight.
Janet Airlines Commuter Fleetinsight
The hosts discuss Janet Airlines, the secretive government airline that runs multiple flights daily between Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas and Edwards Air Force Base and Area 51.
Secretive Patch Design Photographystory
A speaker highlights photographer Trevor Paglen's work documenting secret military unit patches with bad Latin and his telephotography of restricted sites like Area 51.
Stolen Car Doors at CIA Headquartersstory
A speaker shares an anecdote about an ex-CIA officer who parked in front of CIA headquarters only to have someone working there steal the doors off his car.
“One does not go into Area 51. One simply arrives at Area 51.”
“I believe strongly in that everyone should have healthcare and housing and I have done everything I can to make that happen within my community.”
“The government runs an airline called Janet Airlines. The planes are very conspicuous because they're the only good-looking ones left.”
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