
Do you want to know the truth behind the world’s wildest conspiracy theories? Former CIA officers John Sipher & Jerry O’Shea try to determine where misinformation is coming from, when we’re being lied to and when a conspiracy theory is an actual real conspiracy. In the world of espionage, they were part of creating conspiracies. Now they and their circle of experts probe what’s true and when we’re... more
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An expert on psychological manipulation and politics, including Nazi propaganda and Stassi, NYU professor Tamsin Shaw studies conspiracy theories and how they might be changing with the internet and A.I.
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Organ transplants, ice baths, Russian propaganda, RFK Jr.'s science denialism... Scott Carney has investigated in depth about where lies the truth and who is taking advantage of our ignorance.
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I wonder if a message. But also, why pine cones?
The alien pregnancy test was seeing if we were birthing the new Earth yet that’s what I believe, and: it’s not about the queen ant. It’s about all the ants being empowered so ideally you could talk to one aunt and you would understand the whole societyish. Maybe this does happen now?
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 The balanced conversations I once appreciated have been replaced by a clear bias, making it much harder to listen to.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
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A unique exploration into the world of conspiracy theories, focusing on both their intriguing narratives and the psychological and social factors that fuel them. The hosts, former CIA officers, engage with a diverse range of guests ranging from academics to journalists, diving into current events, historical contexts, and the mechanisms of misinformation that permeate our society. Episodes often address the impact of technology, such as social media and AI, on public perception of truth and delve into prominent conspiracies, seeking to separate fact from fiction.
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Recent guests on Mission Implausible include:
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2. Scott Carney
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4. Erica Roach
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6. Tara Palmeri
7. Adam Davidson
8. Laura Krantz
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