As former high-level CIA operatives, John Sipher and Jerry O'Shea would create fake conspiracies around the world. Now, with the help of experts, they execute their own fun and fearless investigation into conspiracy theories past and present to assess what's real. And how. And why.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 17 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureComedy |
Guest Denver Riggleman gripes about his time as a sane Republican in Congress and how he was shunned for his morality. How Jerry was recruited into the CIA. And how to win a bar fight.
The conspiracy to protect Trump's lie about how it was the Ukranians who interfered with the 2016 election and not the Russians. How people rationalize taking money from Saudi Arabia. And two Russian spies were caught in Germany. (with Adam Davidson)... more
Is there a conspiracy to spread conspiracy theories? Â (with guest David Corn and suprise dramatic readings!)
When did UFOs become "UAPs" and, as always, why is the government hiding them? (with Michael Ian Black and Seth Shostack)
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i love the nation of israel
He’s ex cia because he was bad at his job and on Twitter he keeps getting mad at people and revealing state secrets. For example, last year he admitted the CIA used a fake vaccine program to get bin Laden, something they never admitted publicly. He also gets very mad anytime you ask him how many fascist coups he participated in or if he helped the crack cocaine epidemic.
The best possible recreation of hanging out your your friends, having a beer and talking about offbeat topics with the perfect mix of seriousness, skepticism, and irreverence.
Fun podcast. Don’t listen to the 45 cult followers bashing this podcast.
If you were expecting full-fledged truth without an iota of an agenda or bias (especially about an active presidency), maybe don’t listen to two FORMER CIA AGENTS… what did you expect? That they were going to say the president drinks the blood of Kennedy lizard babies that oozed out of his skull in Dallas? more
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