
Communoided parapolitical series-based podcast. Lets shine a light and see what dust particles appear
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 36 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

In which we talk about some abstract ideas about the nature and ideology of power, Watergate, and Howard Hughes
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In which we discuss NXIVM's creepy behavior modification school for young children, the Mormon offshoot cult that crossed paths with NXIVM, and the nature of data harvesting
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Since we're finishing up the first book in the Sinister Forces Trilogy I thought it would be a good time to do an unlocked episode.
We cover Mary Pinchot Meyer, The Wandering Bishops, Timothy Leary, Candy Jones, and more
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In which we discuss the various PI firms, mercenary groups, and scam artists around NXIVM
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I’m following. It’s similar to Ghost Stories for the End of the World or Programmed to Chill. I love it, thanks for your research
I love the straight forward and honest deep research into such a well tread but extremely lacking subject. Keep it up and I look forward to more from you :) Also, very stoked you linked up with Fergal. Take care
His “research” consists of consuming the same Nxvim content we all have heard, filtered through his worldview
Thoroughly researched, effectively argued, conversational in all the right ways - if you enjoy shows on “Gladio” type stuff, you won’t want to miss it!
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The series centers on deep-dive investigations into power, influence, and hidden networks, weaving together archival history, esoteric philosophy, and contemporary conspiratorial discourse. Episodes thread through elite pedigrees, international finance, and controversial movements to explore how wealth, status, and secrecy shape institutions and media narratives. A recurring strength is rigorous research paired with critical analysis of sources, often challenging mainstream representations and highlighting the ethical tensions in documentary storytelling and sponsorship signals. With multi-episode arcs and collaborative banter between co-hosts, it often transcends traditional true-crime formats by treating history as a fluid web of influenc... more
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