
The Ripple Effect Podcast has journalists on like Ben Swann, historians like Dan Carlin, musicians like Burton C. Bell from Fear Factory, researchers like James Corbett, scientists like Rupert Sheldrake, comedians like Jim Florentine, doctors like Dr. Burzynski, filmmakers like Mikki Willis, authors like Christopher Ryan, philosophers like Daniele Bolelli, athletes like Justin Wren, professors lik... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 591 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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During the 1st part of Peter Dukes interview all the sudden when Duke starts speaking about his beliefs on nukes and why when Ricky abruptly stops the show and says he has to pick up his kid. Very strange actions.
I’m halfway through the Charlie Robinson ep & Ricky has done 95% of the talking. I stopped listening for over a year because of it. Came back to hear this ep and all they’re talking about is sports. What a waste of Charlie’s time and mine. Do solo shows or let your guests talk. Stop trying to be like ROGAN.
Generally interesting topics, although I don’t listen to all of them. Deducting a couple of stars because the host talks too much, which is okay sometimes except when it’s about himself. For example, the last 10 minutes of the Scott Horton interview where he goes on and on justifying his use of AI rather than engaging with a fascinating and knowledgeable guest.
Very good pod! I love the wide range of guest. And to add, your microphone output is flawless!
Ricky mahalo for what you do brother! This is farmer Matt from the OBDM group! Love the show thank you so much for your hard work. I am a farmer so I don’t have any money but someday I will be able to donate. This most recent episode with Monica Perez is killer. I always liked Monica but I feel like I know her better now l. I’ll be finding you on other platforms to help guide the algo🤙❤️🤜🌶️
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A provocative interview series that features a wide spectrum of guests, including journalists, authors, scientists, philosophers, activists, and researchers, often exploring geopolitics, technology, conspiracy culture, and philosophy. Episodes tend to blend deep-dive conversations with skeptical takes on official narratives, while inviting personal experiences and alternative perspectives. A notable strength is the breadth of topics and guests, from AI and biology to Middle East geopolitics and media dynamics, which can be especially appealing to listeners who enjoy offbeat, thought-provoking discourse and a willingness to challenge mainstream narratives. The host's energetic, highly-curated interview style is a defining trait, shaping the ... more
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