
A humorous and informative analysis of conspiracy theories new and old by Josh Addison and Associate Professor of Philosophy (and conspiracy theory theorist) M R. X. Dentith.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 347 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsPhilosophyNewsSociety & Culture | |||

Josh and M are back together, so the sensible thing to do is destroy both of their brains by having M try once again to find the point to "State Secrets II" - local author Ben Vigden's book of local conspiracy theories - and communicate it to Josh. T... more
Circumstances conspire against M and Josh for another week, but rather than deplete The Can any further, Josh records a filler episode covering an infamously conspiratorial incident from the world of professional wrestling.
Stuff is happening that means Josh and M can't record this week. But they did record two unreleased episodes back in January, so here's one of them. Consider this a prequel to the "Tunnel Vision" series. Also, it mentions the other "From the Can" epi... more
M is back in China with a functioning larynx, so we record a "Back to the Conspiracy" episode, taking another look at a subject we last covered ten years ago: the Dreyfus Affair. Why is a French soldier convicted of treason like Amber Heard? Listen a... more
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Content primarily centers around the analysis of conspiracy theories, each episode exploring various historical and contemporary conspiracies with a humorous perspective. The hosts engage in in-depth discussions about significant events, ranging from the Dreyfus Affair to the Horizon Post Office scandal, often connecting these topics to broader themes of identity politics and public trust. The podcast is distinguished by its combination of academic insight and lighthearted banter, making intricate theories accessible and engaging to a diverse audience. Particularly noteworthy is the focus on the philosophical implications of conspiracies and a critical examination of the narratives and motivations behind them.
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