
An honest search for the truth. Where ever it may lead
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 113 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

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I respect you even more for admitting your own faults or traps that you have fell into. The fringe has always been good bc it’s honest. We the audience have the ability to research for ourselves too, so don’t worry about the people who just take their media spoon fed. Stay around because you always keep it real. And it’s fantastic
I’ll always remember that day as if it was yesterday. I was there when I saw the first plane hit. It flew over my head. I remember hearing the bangs right before the buildings fell. I remember watching the towers fall and watching some of the beams still standing before they fell wondering what just happened. As Tony said that day did shape the people who lived through it into who we are today.
If you think outside the box like I do, this is the place for you! I found “The Fringe” via Billy’s other podcast called America Unplugged (which is also fantastic) that he hosts with Tony Arterburn (Paratruther Podcast) and the legendary Don Jeffries (I protest with Donald Jeffries podcast). With Billy’s entertainment background he knows people in the information/research world who cover a vast array of topics, so you never know who or what will be discussed on each episode. His guests know wha... more
I've been a Fringe subscriber since 2018. Billy Ray never fails to deliver. In a genre where most alternate media and conspiracy pods are poorly produced and meander aimlessly, The Infinite Fringe is a shining oasis. The production values are professional quality right down to the mood setting intro. The host is always always engaging and highly entertaining. The guests are top tier as far as content and credibility and Billy Ray always manages to get the most out of them. The episodes also con... more
Agree! I will definitely be throwing a party when jay z is taken down. #popcornReady 🍿
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Content primarily revolves around socio-political issues, controversial historical events, conspiracy theories, and contemporary challenges facing society. They frequently engage guests who offer alternative perspectives on mainstream narratives, often highlighting themes related to government scrutiny, education, and civil liberties. This podcast is distinctive in that it offers a platform for challenging widely-held beliefs and encourages listeners to question conventional wisdom about political figures and society at large. The stimulating variety of topics appeals to individuals who are eager to explore outside the parameters of mainstream thought.
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Recent guests on The Infinite Fringe include:
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2. Teace Snyder
3. Jeremy Slate
4. Bart Sibrel
5. Mark Devlin
6. John Kirwin
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