WEAPONIZED is an investigative podcast and video program hosted by filmmaker Jeremy Corbell and journalist George Knapp. Launched in 2023, it combines long-form interviews, commentary, document discussion, and releases of imagery supplied by military or intelligence sources. The title reflects the hosts’ contention that information and stigma can be used strategically around the UFO subject.

Knapp contributes decades of broadcast reporting and source relationships, while Corbell brings documentary production and an active role in publicizing leaked or authorized material. Their access has produced interviews and footage that entered national debate. The same proximity to sources and advocacy makes chain of custody, metadata, and independent technical review especially important when a release is presented as evidence of unusual performance.

WEAPONIZED has covered Navy and Marine incidents, congressional hearings, alleged whistleblowers, AARO, Skinwalker Ranch, and military UAP videos. Some releases have later received official acknowledgment, while the interpretation of what the imagery shows remains disputed. The program can establish the provenance it documents and the statements of its guests; it cannot replace missing sensor context with confidence or presentation.

The show’s institutional importance is its ability to move material from closed government networks into public view. It also records the arguments of two influential disclosure advocates in real time. Its strongest work pairs access with transparent sourcing, preserves original files, invites competing analysis, and updates the audience when a prosaic explanation or official record changes the initial account. The program’s own archive then becomes a record against which changing witness accounts, official acknowledgments, and later technical explanations can be compared. That accountability grows when original files and publication dates remain accessible outside promotional clips. Full-context publication keeps access accountable to the public record over time and across later disputes.