The Nonsense Bazaar is a bravely paranoid, neon-colored voyage into irrationality and the imaginal by way of conspiracies, cults, UFOs, magic, mysticism, and the secret history of our silly world.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 152 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureComedy |
Who among us hasn't had apocalyptic visions with a head full of mushrooms? Terrence sure did. This week we're looking at one of the pillars of the legendary psychedelic evangelist's cosmology: Timewave Zero. After Terrence McKenna and his brother Den... more
Who among us didn't have at least a touch of the mad scientist fantasy as a kid, right? Most of us, probably. And who among us failed to ever have anything come of it? Most of us, probably. Not David Hahn. David Hahn had himself a notion to build a f... more
Admit it, there aren't nearly enough creatures in your life. Weird creatures, cute creatures, mean creatures, there's a whole wide world of creatures out there. And today we're talking about three of them. And with a subtitle like "Water Monsters," y... more
Sometime during the 20th century, hot dogs became forever linked with an American pastime—Competitive eating—and with the most American holiday, the Fourth of July. One could argue that the business of “major league eating” is everything wrong with c... more
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I really wanted to like this podcast, because the hosts seem more open-minded and appear to have more depth than the hosts of similar podcasts. But there are serious flaws that show evidence of shoddy research. For example, in the episodes on Eckankar, the hosts state the the Eckankar establishment stole David Christopher Lane’s research during a burglary, leaving an ominous note that read “NO MORE”. This incident did occur, but it was a totally different sect (an offshoot, at best) called MSIA ... more
I AM COME! Keep it 50 feet everyone!
Some really fun topics, very entertaining hosts, and wild ride through every episode.
Not just an homage to stupidity, but also an entertaining exposition on the myriad confusions of which man is capable, while simultaneously retaining a reverence for phenomena that exist outside the scope of scientific materialism. more
This show is a fantastic mix of the strange, esoteric and conspiracy expect deeper dives into subjects than most podcasts of this variety do while managing to keep it all entertaining with humor. Always excited to see a new episode show up in the queue. For fans of The Farm, QAA or Programed to chill.
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