
A rather skeptical look at conspiracies and mysteries. Each episode will examine conspiracy theories, most of which are not true, a few of which might be a little bit true and even a couple that turned out, in fact, to be true. This is the podcast that dares to look behind the curtain that’s behind the curtain. Episodes every other Wednesday.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistory | |||

EPISODE 169 | Harping on about HAARP, 5G & More
Radio waves are invisible and yet somehow carry sound and signal. They are used for transmitting messages, codes, news, and music. They enable us to speak to one another using small portable devices, a... more
EPISODE 168 | Eating the Onion: War of the Worlds & Other Scares
In an environment of experimental fiction, metanarratives, postmodern satire, disinformation, deep fakes, and fake news, a sizeable portion of the content gobbling audience takes thing... more
EPISODE 167 | American Trickster: The Cults of Carlos Castaneda
Guest: Ru Marshall, American writer and artist
Carlos Castaneda made a big splash with his books about the Yaqui shaman Don Juan, but there was a lot more happening than just those inc... more
EPISODE 166 | Sassy Squatches: Chupacabra, Bigfoot & Yeti
Some of the most famous cryptids are the bloodsucking Chupacabra (which is of fairly recent invention) and the always popular Bigfoot and their higher latitude cousins, the Abominable Snowman... more
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I don’t believe in conspiracy theories but I love to listen to them, so this is the perfect podcast for me.
Some people say Americans can’t do sarcasm as well as the Brits but this guy is superb at subtle sarcasm
Thorougly entertaining and informative. One of my go-to podcasts
One of the ɓest presented and gripping podcasts currently, i love conspiracy theory podcasts, even though this is debunking what i had believed to be true i simply love to listen to Derek, he has the format nailed down folks.❤️
This is just my kind of podcast. Intelligent but not presumptuous, funny but not silly, well-researched and thorough but not rambling. I am totally fascinated by the psychology of conspiracy theories, but a total non-believer. It’s hard to find content on this topic without falling into crazy rabbit holes. I love it! Keep up the good work.
Interesting and entertaining.
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A skeptical, evidence-driven take on conspiracies and mysteries, with careful parsing of how myths arise, spread, and endure. The show often covers media narratives, psychology of belief, and real-world impacts of conspiracy theories, from historical scares to contemporary health and tech topics. Noteworthy is the host's approachable, analytical tone and willingness to challenge sensational claims while exploring where some ideas may have kernels of truth. Listeners who enjoy rigorous debunking, balanced inquiry, and historical context will likely find it compelling, as will professionals seeking thoughtful guests and clean, citation-backed storytelling.
The format tends to mix historical case studies, media critique, and expert perspectiv... more
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Recent guests on Conspiracy Clearinghouse include:
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2. Evan Nadler
3. Amy Eskridge
4. Stu Strumwasser
5. Thomas Schueneman
6. Gary Arndt
7. Neil Laird
8. Eric Bickernicks
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