
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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Jake emerges from the underground city of Speranza to see whether gamers are cooperating online again. Rumors of friendly behavior and positive community vibes have brought the new videogame “Arc Raiders” under close scrutiny. Are we capable of putti... more
In many sad cases, promoting QAnon ends with broken relationships and derailed careers. But occasionally, QAnon promoters end up in Congress or as Director of the FBI. This week Jake, Travis, and Liv check in with our QAnon friends in government. We ... more
Jake hands in a frantic book report on Chris Bledsoe’s detailed memoir as a lifelong UFO experiencer. The hosts perform passages from the book and discuss why science fiction and Christianity complement each other so well. Subscribe for $5 a month to... more
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This is a good podcast (and I’ll change the rating if this gets fixed). But the last several weeks, the free episodes don’t play in Apple podcast. I get an error that there’s a temporary problem and to check back later. It never seems to get fixed. If an episode sounds especially interesting, I’ll go over to Spotify to listen there but mostly I skip them now. If the number of listens matters, you might want to fix the free episodes. At a minimum, you aren’t attracting any new subscribers from Ap... more
It started as a Qanon podcast 7 years ago and in that time Q has taken over the government. It used to have funny little stories that seem to be coming true. Decided to comment because this seems to be hurting cult members feelings and they’re increasing the negative reviews.
It is a perfect balance of dark humor and in-depth analysis of contemporary unhingement— just really solid content all around. The negative reviews sound like they’re written by people who spend most of their time on Twitter “owning the libs” by telling them to “cry harder.”
My 3 or 4 dumb & libtard friends having what they think is an important conversation. I can’t listen anymore. Ahhhhhhhhh!!!
Been listening for ages. It’s a fun vibe and the team is excellent when tackling Qanon and other right wing conspiracies. But listening to the latest ep it’s again frustrating how you get 15 minutes on the subject (NSPM-7) and then 45 minutes on how lame the democratic party is. Enjoy if that’s your cup of tea, but I’m about out of gas with these guys.
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Exploring the intersections of conspiracy theories, media, and humor, the content often addresses trending topics within politics, social media, and contemporary culture. Noteworthy discussions have covered significant themes, such as the rise of white nationalism, the societal impacts of disinformation, and the dynamics of various online communities influenced by conspiracy theories. The podcast balances insightful reporting with comedic banter, making the material both engaging and thought-provoking for listeners interested in the complexities of modern narratives and beliefs.
Through a mix of analysis and lighthearted commentary, listeners are invited to scrutinize the often absurd and bewildering landscape of conspiracy thinking. This ... more
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