
Comedian Sam Tripoli and Dylan Wrenn walk hand and hand down a road laced with conspiracy. Who is the Grey Pope? Are there chicken snake gods? Is the Queen of England a demon? Here you'll find young christian warriors fighting for love and the truth.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 285 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

The Pentagon is updating its doomsday plan beyond Cold War continuity of government. The new scenario is a global war that takes down America's power grid, cuts supply chains, and leaves military bases without essential services. Allies like the UK a... more
Why did Jeffrey Epstein's dentist girlfriend have 50 human teeth smuggled into the US from India? A buried email in the Epstein files describes teeth glued to cardboard "like a beautiful picture" to get past customs, and the theory about why gets dar... more
Dark Smith died and came back, Dylan survived a dial-up Airbnb in Raleigh, and Conspiracy Social Club is finally back in the studio.
Sam Tripoli, Dylan Wrenn, and Dark Smith dig into the death of Simon Andrews, the British banker who spent years ra... more
Sam and Dylan are back to break down Jared Kushner, Phoenix Financial Scandal, Candace Owens switching sides, and more.
🔥 Sam's on tour — Lawrence, Tulsa, Dallas, New Orleans, Austin, Wichita. Check wordwardebate.com for dates.
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Folks would never let the government put a surveillance device in their house that could record every word, heartbeat, full blast atomic farts and your altitude. Until they did.🐬🤠🐬
It’s not fair, Sam destroying every time!
I really enjoy the show. My only complaint is often whatever the title is and I think it’s going to be about is sometimes maybe 30 seconds of the show. Like Virginia Guiffre’s death- they literally just said, yea that was weird, and then started talking about something else. That’s it? It was the title of the episode.
sam. get another co-host. this guy is trash dylan sucks
dylan is wrong … but good episode fellas
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Two hosts trade rapid-fire riffs on conspiracy, current-events, and pop culture through a chaotic, irreverent lens. The show blends irreverent humor with provocative takes on politics, tech, and media, often leaning into wild theories, crowd interaction, and sponsor reads. Episodes are marked by freeform banter, playful antagonism, and a chemistry that keeps conversations feeling loose and high-energy, appealing to listeners who enjoy late-night, humorous takes on fringe topics and current events.
A standout aspect is the unpolished, carnival-barker vibe: long-form banter, offhand tangents, and recurring jokes create a sense of hanging out with two friends who know a lot and heckle each other in equal measure. The format often features liv... more
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