
Conspiracy! The Show is a comedy-based conspiracy theory podcast hosted by comedian and writer Adam Tod Brown. Each episode deep-dives into the world's strangest mysteries, government cover-ups, unsolved crimes, paranormal phenomena, UFO sightings, secret societies, historical conspiracies, cryptids, internet rabbit holes, and everything else you can think of. Become a supporter of this podcast: h... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 288 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture | |||

Adam and writer/whiskey expert/Kentucky resident Zach Johnston discuss all of the wild and wonderful conspiracies that have emanated from the state of Kentucky. Does Mitch McConnell's health come up? Of course it does! As does the real story behind C... more
Adam and special guest co-host Danger Van Gorder discuss the long-running theory that America's stockpile of gold at Fort Knox no longer exists. Originally recorded and released in 2018. Reposting today as a supplement to tomorrow's brand new 50 Stat... more
Adam and guest Fizaa Dosani discuss the killing of Breonna Taylor and the Louisville gentrification project that may have played a role in her death. Originally recorded and released in 2020. Reposting today in conjunction with tomorrow's brand new 5... more
Adam wraps up this series about the death of Minnesota Senator Paul Wellstone with some thoughts on a potential conspirator and a seemingly far fetched theory about how they might have brought the plane down.
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I found this pod through an episode of Mission Implausible. To me, the hosts are hilarious and have good takes on what weird stuff is going on in the country. At first I was skeptical of a Conspiracy Podcast, but listening to the episodes was a pleasant surprise.
Adam and Connor are the shit!
Ily keep it up <3
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No adequate assessment of 9/11 just cherry picking and assumptions
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A candid, humor-driven exploration of conspiracy theories, current events, and controversial cultural moments. Hosts blend sharp skepticism with playful banter while unpacking high-profile topicsāfrom political intrigue and intelligence documents to historical mysteries and media narratives. Episodes often feature provocative guests or interview subjects and rely on a mix of cited sources, pop culture references, and incisive critique of how power, media, and belief interact in public discourse. The show stands out for its punchy delivery, willingness to challenge mainstream narratives, and a cadence that walks the line between satire and serious analysis, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy provocative takes and well-researched, if ... more
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Recent guests on Conspiracy! The Show include:
1. Zach Johnston
2. Danger Van Gorder
3. Andy Sell
4. Joseph Cibelli
5. John Hinckley Jr.
6. Jason Norman
7. Tom Reimann
8. Sam Sweets
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