
A lighthearted look at conspiracies and their theorists... or deep state shills working to obfuscate the truth? You decide.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 219 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

This week it's Luke n Cam yakkin it up on the old podcast waves. It's not a no dogs club, it's just some news stuff.
Salty and Luke are NOT dogs. You know what is? The bloody Tanty Tiger.
We're talking soft drinks. All the hard facts and medium-firm lols.
With a new tranche of documents released, we take a peep at more inconsistencies like bunchy jackets, and Rob Reiner's four shooter theory.
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Love it! I have been going back through the past episodes!
This pod is unrelenting understatement of hardcore facts. Got spotted dancing in a lift to the outtro music, just kept going.
These guys are great. Funny and genuine. Got some great stuff to say, I’ve just started from Ep 1 and working my way through, I suggest this is how you listen to it. Awesome work guys. Salty is probably the best though. Five stars all round
Love this podcast! I always thought I’d never meet someone as crazy as the conspirators they talk about but I met a fella who thought post-natal abortions were an actual thing 😂 I listened to this podcast for about a year before I realised it was three blokes and not two 🤷♀️
Awesome guys! I discovered this show just a couple of days ago and I'm hooked. Get it up 'em!
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Focusing on conspiracy theories with a humorous twist, the content engages audiences through discussions surrounding bizarre stories, cryptids, and the cultural ramifications of various conspiratorial beliefs. The hosts often tackle current events and historical narratives, blending factual exploration with comedic banter, which makes for an entertaining yet informative listening experience. Additionally, the podcast provides a unique Australian perspective on global conspiracies, further enriching its content.
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