WEAPONIZED is a weekly investigative podcast and video series created and hosted by documentary filmmaker Jeremy Corbell and veteran television journalist George Knapp. Launched in January 2023, the program focuses primarily on UFOs and unidentified anomalous phenomena, while also covering classified programs, advanced technology, paranormal reports, government secrecy, and related political debates.

The show brought together two collaborators with different media backgrounds. Corbell entered UAP reporting through documentary films and the publication of military imagery, while Knapp built a long career as chief investigative reporter for KLAS-TV in Las Vegas and through his reporting on Area 51, Bob Lazar, and Skinwalker Ranch. Their work together predates the podcast, but WEAPONIZED established a regular platform for their joint interviews, source development, and releases.

WEAPONIZED debuted on January 24, 2023, through a production partnership with Cadence13 and Dark Horse Entertainment. Episodes are distributed through major podcast services, the show’s website, and full-length video on Corbell’s YouTube channel. The format combines extended interviews, conversations between the hosts, on-location programs, document publication, and the release of photographs, sensor imagery, audio, and video supplied by sources. Guests have included military and intelligence witnesses, government officials, members of Congress, scientists, journalists, filmmakers, and researchers.

The program developed its public identity through a series of named UAP releases and whistleblower interviews. In 2023, Corbell and Knapp published imagery they called the “Baghdad Phantom,” discussed David Grusch’s emergence, and posted his unclassified whistleblower complaint. In 2024, the show released the “Jellyfish” video, which the hosts said was recorded over a U.S. joint-operations base in Iraq. Later episodes featured extended accounts from Navy witness Alexandro Wiggins, Air Force veteran Dylan Borland, former intelligence official Matthew Brown, former Defense Intelligence Agency program manager James Lacatski, and members of Congress involved in UAP oversight. The extraordinary allegations in those programs are presented as the accounts of the hosts, their sources, or their guests.

As the series has developed, it has expanded beyond a conventional interview podcast into Corbell and Knapp’s main shared reporting outlet. It follows congressional hearings and legislation, publishes source material alongside episodes, revisits military encounters, and gives witnesses space to describe their experiences at length. The program’s combination of established broadcast journalism, documentary presentation, source-driven releases, and direct advocacy for disclosure has made WEAPONIZED a prominent recurring outlet in contemporary UAP media.