
Ever get the feeling that your government is out to get you? They are, and we set about to uncover the century's long plan for world domination by the psychopaths that are running the planet. We laugh at how insane it all is and interview prominent guests that might have ideas on how to foil their plans. Macroaggressions is hosted by Charlie Robinson.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 903 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Government | |||

Stockholm Syndrome is a psychological response to being held captive where the victim forms a connection with their captors and begins sympathizing with them. After living in America long enough, most people have become deluded to who is actually in ... more
By the end of the 21st century, the idea of nation-states may be replaced by something else, possibly a reversion back to a more homogenous way of living with a shared language, culture, and general appearance. Perhaps economic development deals will... more
My certified health practitioner from Portugal, Christian Yordanov, is taking on the entire health community with his controversial new book, The Fasting Delusion. A counterintuitive approach at first glance, but advocating for starvation for health ... more
This is a two-part episode that focuses on very different topics with similar names. The original Operation Choke Point was launched by Obama as a way to shakedown industries that he thought he could manipulate. Biden revised the program in order to ... more
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Great discussions. Looking forward to seeing Matt’s new movie as well as Andy’s…..thank you Charlie for the effort you put into the prep for these interviews - one of the best!!
Best intro ever! Unfortunately your new book is censored off my Amazon prime account.
Charlie is amazing, keep up the great work brother!
It’s bizarre that someone likes Charlie has dug into every single rabbit hole but can’t see the fact that what the world is doing is against the Christ, but Charlie seems to profess that he knows the Bible so much so much that he said that every church is corrupt and they all have done child trafficking that is like me saying all white people are junkies like to smoke crack
Like many podcast out there, this one tells a lot of truth but throws in a lot of opinion/info that is takes attention away from the real money masters, or he covers events or groups that really don’t matter anymore. The health related podcasts are helpful, but there’s better podcast out there like The Highwire for that. One example of why I am unsubscribing is that everyone is waking up to the tremendous amount of power that a certain tiny group has over our politics, finance, media, and I thin... more
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A provocative, libertarian-leaning show that blends investigative commentary with interviews from anti-establishment figures. Episodes often tackle geopolitics, currency reform, government overreach, and conspiracy-oriented analyses, interspersed with personal travelogues, event reports, and practical how-tos for resilience. Noteworthy traits include long-form philosophy discussions, bold critiques of mainstream narratives, and a mix of wellness and tech topics presented through a skeptical, contrarian lens. The format tends to attract listeners who enjoy deep dives, controversial takes, and calls to question authority, while guests range from economists and journalists to activists and crypto enthusiasts.
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