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Conspiracy, She Wrote

Unladylike Media
Conspiracy Theories
Climate Change
Greta Thunberg
Sex Trafficking
Misinformation
Misogynoir
Beyoncé
Qanon
Media Representation
Illuminati
Taylor Swift
Meghan Markle
Anti-Semitism
Social Justice
Gender Representation
Youth Activism
Kamala Harris
Populism
Disinformation
Emotional Literacy

Ever wonder why women get caught up in conspiracies, how anti-vax attracts moms, or where tradwives came from? Host Cristen Conger (Unladylike) untangles the wildest webs of conspiracy theories spun by and about women—from the lady fascists who spread Illuminati conspiracies a century ago to Beyoncé Illuminati rumors today. With expert guests and unexpected angles, each episode unravels the cultur... more

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What did last year's drone mystery have to do with an antisemitic myth that won't die? Medievalist and conspiracy scholar Elise Wang connects the dots between the West’s 900-year-old conspiracy theory playbook and the UFO psyops flooding TikTok today... more

Before alien abduction became pop culture cliché, there was Betty and Barney Hill. Why did this couple's 1961 roadtrip define the abduction narrative for generations, and what did their biracial marriage have to do with it - or not? Historian Matt Bo... more

UFOs aren't a basement boys' club anymore. From Pentagon disclosures to TikTok starseeds and alien romance novels, belief in extraterrestrials is getting spiritual, feminine-coded, and algorithmically viral. Science journalist Sarah Scoles traces the... more

Why does the Super Bowl sex trafficking myth persist, despite repeated debunking? In the miniseries finale, Cristen unravels this sex trafficking myth she helped spread. So, why did major sporting events like the Super Bowl, World Cup and Olympics be... more

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Recent Guests

Elise Wang
A medievalist studying conspiracy theories.
Carnegie Foundation
Episode: Paranormal Women, pt 3: From Blue Beam to Blood Libel
Matt Bowman
Professor of History and Religion and author of The Abduction of Betty and Barney Hill
Claremont Graduate University
Episode: Paranormal Women, pt 2: The Abduction of Betty and Barney Hill
Sarah Scoles
Science journalist and author of the book, They're Already Here, UFO Culture and Why We See Saucers
Episode: Paranormal Women, pt 1: From Saucers to Starseeds
Gillian Frank
An assistant professor who specializes in the histories of gender, sexuality, and religion in modern U.S. culture.
Trinity College Dublin
Episode: Anita Bryant, Bathrooms and Backlash: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 3
Daniela Peterka-Benton
Director of the Global Center on Human Trafficking at Montclair State University and an Associate Professor in Justice Studies.
Montclair State University
Episode: The Groomer Rumor Mill: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 2
Bond Benton
Professor of Communication at Montclair State University, specializing in public relations and social media impact.
Montclair State University
Episode: The Groomer Rumor Mill: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 2
Caitlin Dewey
Freelance journalist and author of the digital culture newsletter, Links I Would Gchat You If We Were Friends.
Episode: Sex Traffickers in Parking Lots: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 1
Abbie Richards
Misinformation researcher and content creator, senior video producer at Media Matters
Media Matters
Episode: Emotional literacy for misinformation?
Nina Jankowicz
Co-founder of the American Sunlight Project and author specializing in disinformation.
American Sunlight Project
Episode: The Kamala Harris Disinfo Dossier

Host

Cristen Conger
Host of Conspiracy, She Wrote, specializing in the intersection of conspiracy theories and gender issues.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 301 ratings
  • Excellent, as usual

    I generally love everything Cristen does and this is no exception! I hope to hear a lot more from her!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emc3628486826549
    Canada4 months ago
  • Great content

    Love the topics and content.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    katkillr
    United States4 months ago
  • So good!

    Really smart analysis. This is the content we need!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    bam526
    United States7 months ago
  • Opinionated & Maybe even Dangerous

    I tried my best, I really did. The host is incredibly lazy for an investigative journalist. Omitting possible findings of more facts to fit someone's prospective theories is not investigative.

    The "maybe even dangerous" part is that this show has a lot of 5 star ratings, most likely from anyone who would praise anti trump and "Q" rhetoric. Unfortunately now this less than subpar journalist is trying to debunk sex trafficking as if it merely exists. As a woman, of any race, religion, or age - w... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Setroxel
    United States7 months ago
  • Smart

    Kristin is so thoughtful and intelligent, she puts so much work into understanding things that I usually would write off as crazy. It’s great to know where these ideas stem from

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    kellibe
    United States8 months ago

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Listener engagement highlights an interest in the unique angles on conspiracy theories and their cultural implications.
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Critics mention a perceived political bias, suggesting that some content may be seen as dismissive of opposing views.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Paranormal Women, pt 3: From Blue Beam to Blood Libel
Q: Could there be a connection between alien invasion beliefs and political contexts?
Yes, historical incidents show that fear surrounding alien invasions can be closely tied to extant societal fears and can lead to discriminatory practices against marginalized groups, such as the internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII.
Paranormal Women, pt 3: From Blue Beam to Blood Libel
Q: How could the study of medieval times apply to conspiracy today?
There are historical patterns in conspiracy narratives that have remained unchanged over centuries, highlighting how core conspiratorial beliefs have been transferred through time.
The Groomer Rumor Mill: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 2
Q: What is the connection between grooming narratives and human trafficking?
Grooming is connected to human trafficking discourse, particularly regarding the creation of compliant victims and the narrative that LGBTQ identities are predatory.
The Groomer Rumor Mill: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 2
Q: Do you think the QAnon brand is dead?
The QAnon brand seems dead, but the impulses and conspiracy beliefs behind it remain active and can easily be tapped into by new conspiracies.
Sex Traffickers in Parking Lots: LADIES, STAY SAFE pt. 1
Q: How do sex trafficking narratives connect to other cultural issues?
These narratives simplify complex social issues into a good versus evil framework, often conflating unrelated cultural debates like abortion and LGBTQ rights.

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Engaging with the intersections of gender and conspiracy theories, this series explores how women are implicated in the narratives and social anxieties surrounding various conspiracies. Through a mix of humor and critical analysis, episodes examine historical and contemporary conspiracy theories involving women—from sensationalized media stories to cultural phenomena like anti-vaccine movements and the ‘tradwife’ phenomenon. The host, alongside expert guests, addresses themes of misogyny, misinformation, and the cultural currents that drive these conspiratorial beliefs. Each installment encourages listeners to think critically about the broader societal impacts of the narratives surrounding women.

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1. Elise Wang
2. Matt Bowman
3. Sarah Scoles
4. Gillian Frank
5. Daniela Peterka-Benton
6. Bond Benton
7. Caitlin Dewey
8. Abbie Richards

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