
A twice weekly dive into all things conspiracy.....theoretically
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 689 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

Checking back in with one of our new favorite Space Weirdos JP. Our Puerto Rican friend gives us an explanation of how MedBeds work that’s just remarkably stupid. It also appears as though he may be nearly illiterate. Apparently, a gel substance with... more
There's been an outbreak of vicious diarrhea nationwide and the culprit appears to be tainted lettuce, Boosie Badazz got scammed trying to get a pardon from Donald Trump, the Real Doll company (sex doll manufacturer) are training AI, a man got trappe... more
New Space Weirdo Samuel B. Lee enters the field. Lee is a former psychiatrist turned crazy guy who was just arrested for manslaughter due to one of his psychedelic treatment ceremonies going awry. By that, we mean a woman high on ecstasy and ketamine... more
Armie Hammer is crying about his new movie Citizen Vigilante and may get cancelled again, Bryan Johnson ironically got diagnosed with an incurable disease, a flight instructor jumped out of a plane mid lesson, a fitness influencer died injecting gold... more
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Boy I never thought I’d see the day where I was saying the words “ I miss David … “ But I sure do lol Great show btw, Perry and Brandon are hilarious. Brandon has a gem of a Trump impersonation .
They’re not wrong…
For years, people on the lecture circuit, radio and online have made the most absurd and unfounded claims imaginable. Few people ever questioned those claims or asked for evidence. I thought that I was alone on my radio show doing such a thing, until I found a few other people who had the same idea. This show was one of those sources.
Everybody has their own form of professionalism, and despite these guys joking around and providing sheer entertainment, they go to the source for facts as much ... more
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He is dead now. Will y’all make jokes now?
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This show blends irreverent humor with deep dives into fringe topics, often anchored in ufology, conspiracy narratives, and media dynamics. Episodes skew toward combative banter, panel-style discussion, and a willingness to roast controversial figures while still tracing real-world legal battles, online culture, and public perceptions around high-profile insiders. Listeners are likely drawn to a fast-paced, no-holds-barred format that values both entertainment and perspective on how sensational claims spread online. A notable strength is the mix of recurring hosts with a rotating cast of guests who illuminate different corners of conspiracy culture, from debunking to provocative advocacy, all delivered with sharp wit and self-awareness.
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Recent guests on Hidden In Plain Sight include:
1. Samuel B. Lee
2. James Gilliland
3. Jean Charles
4. Ishmael Perez
5. Ashley St. Claire
6. JP Metanordic
7. Emery Smith
8. Joanne Richards
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