
Deep dives on topics that swerve off the mainstream path. Learn some crazy s#!t. Your home for obscure topics and conspiracy theories. Follow for new episodes every other Wednesday. Adult content, themes, and language. Want more? Checkout: www.patreon.com/theswervepodcast Topics include: Conspiracy theories, UAP, consciousness, classic conspiracy theories, ancient mysteries, fringe science, and un... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 149 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Every god you have ever heard of was real. Not a metaphor. Physical, present, standing in front of people who wrote down exactly what they saw.
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Best well researched, deep dive conspiracy theory podcast out there. Theories very well explained, even complex scientific ones.
This show provides amazing research done on some awesome topics!
Uhm….Just listened to LookingGlass. Having grown up with a military family and raised in Oklahoma with a great number of Native Tribes? A helicopter called an Apache? Is mispronounced. Horribly. At least I am assuming it’s an Apache. The correct pronunciation is: Uh-Patch-Ee.
Thanks for all the terrific shows!!
After scouring through multiple shows, I landed at the Swerve… I don’t think there is anything comparable for a well-researched, intelligent, or engaging analysis of such bizarre topics. Magnus (the CERN episode) convinced me to take the plunge and sign up on Patreon - created an account and everything! Seriously, well done in all aspects and delivered conversationally so that I’m usually laughing as much as I’m learning. 10 stars if I could, and it’s only getting better!!!
This is a great podcast! I know it’s probably a lot of work to research the way you do but know it is appreciated. I like it with only one host. You don’t need backup lol
Love the show, keep up the good work 👍
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Deep-dive explorations into fringe topics, conspiracy theories, UAP, consciousness, ancient mysteries, and unexplained phenomena. Episodes blend historical documents, investigative narration, and rigorous examination of controversial claims, often featuring analysis, skepticism, and occasional Patreon-driven exclusives. The format tends to mix thorough research with conversational banter, aiming to illuminate obscure ideas while inviting listeners to question mainstream narratives. A standout trait is the willingness to tackle controversial or counterintuitive subjects with a data-driven or skeptical lens, and to promote deeper dives through patron content.
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