
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 | 8 years ago |
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Maybe the solution to abundant, clean energy isn’t the one that could cause the annihilation of our planet? Sean J Patrick Carney of the Time Zero Podcast regales Jake, Brad, and Travis about the nuclear weird. We trace the radioactive thread connect... more
After many requests, Jake, Julian, Liv, and Travis finally sit down to discuss Bugonia, the latest film from Yorgos Lanthimos. In the film, an alien-pilled beekeeper and his cousin kidnap a high profile CEO named Michelle, convinced she is secretly a... more
Jake, Travis, Jack and Liv examine Jeffrey Epstein’s long-running obsession with science, eugenics, transhumanism, and elite legitimacy. After Travis makes a quick tour through the conspiracy sludge surrounding the files, Jack reveals what the new do... more
In 1981 an arcade cabinet began popping up all over the Portland area called Polybius…or at least…that’s the claim. Released by a company called Sinneslöschen, the game used a graphics rendering technology that was impossibly ahead of its time and me... more
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There are episode titles that make me really excited to listen but I am becoming increasingly annoyed by Julian and Jake’s idiotic comments. Can you just let the adults (Travis, Liv, Annie) talk instead?!
Julian is so goddamn annoying. Please send him back to rehab or start a new show without him.
I’ve been a fan since the beginning, and I love the new side projects. Sorry derpy libs left a string of bad reviews over the past few months just because they can’t stand for Dems to be criticized for their shortcomings or that Israel might be criticized for its genocide. Oh, well. Can’t please everyone. Let them go off to Pod Save America land, and y’all keep making great content for those of us who appreciate it.
I still dig the theme song. You bring important info to light and connect dots. Please keep it up.
Not anymore. They recently platformed 9/11 truther and fake journalist Abby Martin who spent the entire interview trying to rewrite the history Venezuela and acting as an apologist for left wing authoritarianism, while the hosts enthusiastically agreed with every dishonest word she spoke. I’m out guys.
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Exploring the complex layers of conspiracy theories, media narratives, and internet culture, this podcast offers a unique blend of humor, history, and critical analysis. The hosts frequently engage with various pop culture phenomena and current events, integrating personal anecdotes and a comedic tone to discuss serious topics, including the implications of conspiracy theories on society. The content often examines the intersections of politics, internet rhetoric, and community dynamics, making it appealing to listeners interested in a deeper understanding of contemporary cultural phenomena.
Noteworthy is the podcast's willingness to tackle controversial subjects through a lens that combines skepticism and humor, highlighting the absurditi... more
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