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.
- Executive Producers: Adam Davidson, John Sipher, Jerry O'Shea & Jonathan Stern
- Associate Producer: Rachel Harne... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Adam is back and is now a bona fide expert on Artificial Intelligence. When it comes to conspiracy theories, it’s both our nemesis and our ally. Plus, a prediction for the upcoming misuse of The Insurrection Act.
We continue with Gareth Gore, author of: Opus: The Cult of Dark Money, Human Trafficking and Right-Wing Conspiracy inside the Catholic Church. Opus Dei has worked behind the scenes for decades to build up political influence and power in the U.S., ba... more
Opus Dei is a secretive, ultra-conservative Catholic sect. Gareth Gore uncovered how it pushed its radical agenda within the Church and around the globe, using billions of dollars siphoned from one of the world’s largest banks. His book is: Opus: The... more
The New Apostolic Reformation is a growing anti-democratic religious movement that believes that God speaks through modern-day apostles and prophets. How did they become energetic allies of Trump? (ENCORE from Season 4)
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I like the premise of this show, and they have good guests, but it doesn’t go into as much depth as I would like, and the huge number of commercials is annoying.
The hosts and the guests are all entertaining. The main issue with the show is they split every interview into multiple episodes to keep it a weekly format. I feel they would be better served by releasing whole interviews even if it means having to skip a week or two.
I’m a fan of the creators, have tuned in to support and celebrate their creative endeavor! 🎉 I’m not really into conspiracy theories, and they’ve gotten more niche,/in the weeds with them, politics, & while it’s not typically my focus, I think they have found their niche, applaud their creative voices & think they are in their groove now!
I used to really enjoy this podcast. At first, it was both entertaining and insightful, offering great discussions and perspectives on a range of topics. Unfortunately, the show has recently taken a turn for the worse, becoming increasingly one-sided with its political commentary. The balanced conversations I once appreciated have been replaced by a clear bias, making it much harder to listen to. Sadly, I've stopped tuning in altogether. I hope the podcast can return to the well-rounded approach... more
I hope the headline captures the spirit of my review. Great guests, discussion, and content that has only gotten better in our changing times. Keep bringing on comedians!
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The show features in-depth discussions surrounding conspiracy theories, blending humor with critical analysis. Hosted by former CIA operatives, the dialogue dives into various conspiracy narratives, assessing their origins, implications, and the influence of figures like Donald Trump and the CIA itself. Guests range from Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists to experts in social media, exploring the dynamic interplay between misinformation, politics, and public perception. The podcast stands out for its unique perspective on conspiracies, leveraging the hosts' intelligence backgrounds to untangle complex narratives while maintaining an engaging and entertaining format. This engaging mix appeals to listeners interested in political discourse, c... more
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