
Each episode, Dan and Jordan take a look at some clips from that day's Alex Jones Show and struggle to make sense of what they find.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1160 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsComedyPolitics | |||

Hello wonks. Dan here, swinging in to hijack the feed to drop the first episode of my new podcast Show Me State Of Mind. I'm posting the debut here, but to catch episodes in the future, you can find them at this link. I hope you enjoy the show!
In this installment, Dan and Jordan close things out with a discussion about a particularly whiny but musical day in Alex's career, live from Two Brothers Roundhouse.
In this installment, Dan and Jordan decide that it is time to put the podcast to rest.
In this installment, Dan and Jordan get a second opinion from another Infowars employee about the news that the Onion was taking over their business, plus Alex literally and figuratively loses his shirt.
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Show over, fight still going 👊
I started listening to this show in 2017. It is/was my favorite podcast. Dan and Jordan made something truly special. The show might be over but the fight isn’t.
The one guy sounds like Tucker Carlson with his annoying laugh. No original takes. Just talking points.
It was great while it lasted.
I found Knowledge Fight in one of the most cursed ways possible, which honestly feels very fitting: through a random Discord post from a friend of a friend who dropped a link about Alex Jones talking about Pizzagate.
Now, I already knew who Alex Jones was. His name was impossible to avoid during the Sandy Hook years, especially back when YouTube felt like the Wild West and almost anything could end up uploaded. I remember seeing the controversies, the conspiracy theories, the arguments, and the... more
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Two hosts critically dissect clips from a popular right-leaning program, applying sharp analysis, humor, and skepticism to the rhetoric, guests, and media strategies that characterize contemporary conspiracy discourse. Episodes often mix deep-dive unpacking of claims with pop culture riffs and meta-commentary on how media ecosystems shape public understanding, making complex political narratives accessible and entertaining. A notable strength is the duo's balance of rigorous research with approachable banter, which helps listeners evaluate misinformation while staying engaged with current events and media ethics questions.
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