
Conspiracy Podcast — three guys with three high school diplomas diving deep into the world's most famous conspiracy theories and the stories behind them. JFK assassination, Moon Landing, 9/11, Princess Diana, Jeffrey Epstein, OJ Simpson, Kurt Cobain, The Bermuda Triangle, The Mandela Effect, The Denver Airport, Chemtrails, Hitler, the Titanic, DB Cooper, Chappaquiddick, the AIDS epidemic, the Illu... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 234 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Comedy | |||

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On the morning of September 11th, Genelle Guzman was sixty-four floors up in the No... more
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The Conspiracy Podcast continues its deep dive into the September 11th attacks with the second half of its conspiracy theory breakdown. Eric, Jorge, and Sean pick up where the last episode left off, digging into... more
Direct Channel Spotify:
open.spotify.com/show/5A3YsZkbstxMfUHHk4zb9t
Direct Channel Apple:
podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/9-11-stories/id6811119815
He was a Wall Street trader with an office on the 104th floor of the South Tower — ... more
www.patreon.com/theconspiracypodcast
The Conspiracy Podcast begins its deep dive into the unanswered questions of September 11th with the first half of a two-part conspiracy special. Eric, Sean, and Jorge move past the official timeline of the attac... more
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I was excited about this being a quality production. I stuck around for about 15 minutes and even skipped around to random spots. The main host sounds like he has marbles in his neck, nobody remembers to keep the microphone in front of them, and there’s this weird ringing cricket sound continuously. I’m out. These ain’t professionals. Not even on the same map.
Great job on this story, I learned a lot.
I enjoy the podcast but at times it is clear that they have used an LLM to generate parts of their script and didn’t bother to edit out blatant AI-isms (one example from recent episode there are things that no human actually says but that you hear from LLMs all the time: “and I wanna be honest here because it’s why some of those men never made it out - the radios that day genuinely failed a lot of people”. Other examples include phrases like “sit with” that just feel awkward and clearly AI. I un... more
Loved the Podcast! Need more 9/11 episodes!
They just don’t research their topics well enough, often have no grasp of history or the chronology of events, too often they just lack the knowledge to have a worthwhile discussion of their topic. Unfortunate, because they are otherwise entertaining and talented guys, but they seem in way over their heads when it comes to true crime or conspiracy genres
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A trio of hosts explores famous conspiracy theories with humor, skepticism, and deep dives into history, logistics, and competing narratives. Episodes commonly blend meticulous theory-building with songs of skepticism, pop culture references, and ongoing debates about accuracy, evidence, and the role of media. Noteworthy is the show's informal, banter‑driven style that makes dense topics approachable, while maintaining a willingness to tackle controversial or sensational claims. The format tends to mix long-form historical analysis with speculative elements, creating an engaging, binge‑friendly experience for listeners who enjoy spirited debates and alternative explanations. Potential listeners who like irreverent humor, a conversational vi... more
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