
Dismantling New Age cults, wellness grifters, and conspiracy-mad yogis. At best, the conspirituality movement attacks public health efforts in times of crisis. At worst, it fronts and recruits for the fever-dream of QAnon. As the alt-right and New Age horseshoe toward each other in a blur of disinformation, clear discourse, and good intentions get smothered. Charismatic influencers exploit their f... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1072 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Charles Eisenstein’s very long essay, “The Coronation,” was the focus of EP1 of Conspirituality. The sacred economist turned philosopher king joined us on EPs 30 and 32 for a two-part interview about that very essay. We’ve had no cont... more
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The Church Universal and Triumphant became an international mainstream news story in 1990. Their leader, Elizabeth Clare Prophet, was poised, eloquent, and beautiful. She also claimed to have received messages directly fro... more
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Although Beck David Hansen was born into Scientology, he’s never really practiced it. Except for that period where he did, heavily, when he even contemplated becoming an auditor. But then he left the church he ... more
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Paul Saladino doesn’t like peanut butter. Or whey protein. Or processed foods at all. Except when they’re his peanut butter whey protein bars that are, you guessed it, processed. But his bars are different: the... more
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Heroic work by Derek, Julian and Michael, and thank you to them for the detail and care with which they show the connections between different grifters and charlatans. A must-listen for me.
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I used to love this show, but the blind spots and lack of attention to intersectionality are becoming glaringly obvious as you move away from the focus on conspirituality.
Interestingly a man from a podcast of an almost identical name "What was it like" told us listeners to come and listen to your podcast. The first episode I chose was, the one where Jayson chased a murderer. What a fantastic story that!!! Wow! So well told. Not just what happened but how he felt how it changed his life and all of it different views and feelings. You could make a movie out of that! And as he told it, I felt like I was really there. And what a cool guy he is too. I'm going to check... more
I used to like this show quite a bit, and listened casually for several years. However, in episode 322.The Cult of Spiralism the hosts discuss how they use AI in the creation of the scripts. I do not support the use of AI in any capacity. I have unsubscribed and will not be listening further. Sad, but this is a firm boundary for me.
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Conspirituality analyzes the intersections of wellness culture, conspiracy narratives, and political extremism through critical, evidence-based discussion. Episodes often dissect how new-age movements, wellness influencers, and online disinformation ecosystems shape public discourse, with a focus on debunking pseudo-science, highlighting incentives behind wellness marketing, and examining the social dynamics of conspiratorial thinking. A standout trait is the nuanced, multi-voice critique that combines journalism, skepticism, and cultural analysis, frequently featuring guests who bring expertise from publishing, media, and independent research. This approach can help potential listeners understand the mechanics of conspiratorial content whi... more
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