
Conspiracy theories, melted online communities and cursed media — we pry open the cracks in consensus reality and journey into the hidden worlds below. The QAA Podcast is a mix of reporting, comedy, and history hosted by Jake Rockatansky, Travis View, and Julian Feeld along with co-hosts Annie Kelly, Liv Agar and Brad Abrahams. Formerly known as the QAnon Anonymous podcast.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 530 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Liv brings us a very special report from inside the brain of former Vanity Fair editor and journalist Olivia Nuzzi. You see, Liv has read Nuzzi’s book, “American Canto,” cover to cover; we know this because Travis was one of the 1200 people who purch... more
Tic Tac, Gimbal, GOFAST. Elizondo, Grusch, Mellon. AAWWSAP, AATIP, AARO. Brad is back, ensconced in a space-time bubble, to take on the latest UFO film blockbuster with the guys: “The Age of Disclosure”. It’s the most credentialed UFO film to date, f... more
In the three months since Charlie Kirk’s assassination, Kirk’s former friend and colleague Candace Owens has spun several wild conspiracy theories about that event. Owens rejects the mainstream narrative of a single killer who had no accomplices, ins... more
The year is 1983. Your evil stepmother is hosting a party to celebrate the arrival of an interstellar comet. The two of you get into a fistfight and you spend the night in the yard shed. In the morning, everyone you care about has been turned to red ... more
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These boys really need to grow up. Isn’t it time yet? You try to strip layers out of CO? You’re not fit enough to even mention her name let alone criticism! Go
f yourselves you Zio loving paid s bags !
I’d heartily recommend the back catalogue which contains a wealth of well researched perspectives on conspiracy culture. Sadly in recent years the parasocial elements (which used to be much needed light relief from a hard look at grim subjects) have come to dominate the output with anything of intellectual interest increasingly disappearing behind the paywall (even that offers less unique content these days).
I’ve been a happy listener and subscriber for years despite the constant references, but it’s so tired and absolutely unnecessary each and every time you bring up Ghostbusters. It’s honestly amazing, but still pathetic, how you end up shoehorning it into places it has no right being. I’m very close to ending my sub strictly because I… just… can’t take it anymore. And we’re the same age! And I LOVED Ghostbusters growing up! Besides being incredibly annoying, you’ve genuinely sucked out so much lo... more
If you’re looking for some mansplained feminist critique of an early 80’s B horror movie, the most recent episode is for us!
You’d have to be maga to not understand that this film is sexist; -this guy gets it.
Get rid of yours.
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A unique blend of reporting, comedy, and history, this podcast explores the intricate layers of conspiracy theories, online communities, and the often surreal interactions of contemporary media. In their engaging discussions, hosts dissect various theories, investigate their roots and implications, and unravel the complexities of belief systems, often through the lens of humor. The content not only entertains but also encourages listeners to question mainstream narratives and think critically about the information they encounter. With notable episodes covering subjects such as QAnon, tech billionaires, and the absurdity surrounding recent political events, this podcast appeals to audiences interested in current affairs, social psychology, a... more
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