In the early 1990s, people around Taos, New Mexico began reporting something strange.
A deep, persistent humming sound—like a distant diesel engine. There was just one problem: no one could find the engine.
Only some people could hear it. For everyone else, there was complete silence.
Scientists, engineers, and researchers from major U.S. laboratories investigated the phenomenon, but the search for a definitive source failed to produce the answer many expected.
In this episode, René investigates the mystery of The Taos Hum, following the evidence from low-frequency sound, infrasound, and tinnitus into far stranger territory: military technology, HAARP, Schumann resonances, Havana Syndrome, and the legendary underground Dulce Base.
So what are people actually hearing?
Is The Hum a real sound coming from the environment? A natural or technological phenomenon? Or could the answer lie inside the human auditory system itself?
And perhaps the biggest mystery is this:
What if there isn’t just one Hum?