
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 | 367 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsNewsPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

M's desire to discuss the who, what and why of the ascended masters sees us look into Theosophy and its founder, Mme. Blavatsky, whose magnum opus is, we think you'll agree, thematically identical to the straight-to-DVD sci-fi horror film Species 3. ... more
The mysterious Project Anchor has been a topic of conversation on social media lately, so we thought now would be a good time to look into it. What are NASA up to with $89 billion? What are they preparing for and what don't they want you to know abou... more
Gird your loins, steel your nerves and kiss your loved ones goodbye as we stride proudly into The Confoundanatorium! First, M will attempt to confound Josh with a mini "What the Conspiracy?" segment; then Josh will do his best to confound M with a sm... more
M has been off schmoozing with their peers, cavorting and carousing at one of those star-studded, high-rolling philosophy conferences you always hear about on the news. They're back in China now, ready to give us a breakdown of what they got up to. N... more
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Two philosophers-hosts dissect a wide range of conspiracy theories with a mix of rigor and humor, exploring why ideas spread, how evidence is evaluated, and what epistemology says about belief. Episodes span historical hoaxes, modern informants, media narratives, and technology-driven myths, all through a clear preference for critical thinking, structured analysis, and occasional pop-culture references. Noteworthy is the consistent emphasis on philosophy of science, epistemology, and how communities online sustain or debunk claims, often with guests or patrons contributing topics. The show stands out for its accessible yet scholarly approach, making complex ideas approachable for curious listeners who enjoy lively banter and careful argumen... more
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