
Weird Little Guys is a weekly show about the worst people you’ve never heard of, taking you beyond the headlines to get to know the race warriors and aspiring terrorists trying to unravel the fabric of our society. Weaving together the origin stories of modern American white supremacist groups and the crimes that land their members in court, independent journalist Molly Conger exposes the monsters... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 77 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureTrue Crime | |||

In 2017, a man showed up at the emergency room and confessed that he'd accidentally poisoned himself with homemade ricin. He was federally charged with possessing a biological agent, but his case was dismissed on almost unbelievable technicality. But... more
In 2007, a white nationalist known for his addiction to causing drama claimed he saw Ron Paul at a nazi supper club. Ron Paul supporters, including those on nazi message boards, pushed back. The feud that ensued led to Curtis Maynard's fall from grac... more
This episode originally ran on January 23, 2025. The second half of the story had to be taken down a few weeks later. That episode has now been rewritten and re-recorded. Before you listen to the newly released version of the lost episode, here's the... more
In 2017, an anti-Muslim nonprofit crowd-sourced the organization of a nationwide series of rallies. Many of the people who stepped up to help turned out to be well known white supremacists.
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This is a compelling podcast undermined by three 5 minute ad breaks on each episode I've listened to. The format of suspenseful music and conversational tone is dissonant with the loud, varied radio-style ads.
Too many adds I forgot what I was listening too..
I listen to this podcast every week as soon as it hits my feed (wednesday nights at 9pm for us lucky west coasters), because I am ALWAYS ready to go down the rabbit hole with molly.
her research skills are unparalleled, and her expertise in the extremist internet makes her the perfect guide into these disturbing but interconnected underworlds. I am always astonished by how she connects dots (or red strings…) and makes history feel like a suspense plot. she has the perfect podcast voice, her dig... more
The best research, great, entertaining presentation. So refreshing in these dark times to have Molly Conger reducing the predecessors of today’s white supremacists to weird little guys.
I was really open to your views until I heard how ignorant you are. You research so well on some topics. Then, your ignorance spills over when you speak of Charlie Kirk. Gross. You clearly haven’t listened to him and I mean really listened. I got none of what you mention from anything he spoke about. Don’t be such a fool. Charlie spoke of his truth. He gave everyone a chance to rebuttle and did so respectfully. He conceded when he didn’t have an answer and was thankful to all who stepped up. I ... more
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Focused on exposing the frightening yet often overlooked aspects of far-right extremism, the content features in-depth investigations into the world of hate groups and ideologies. The host provides nuanced narratives highlighting individuals tied to white supremacy and domestic terrorism, often uncovering their histories and the broader social implications of their actions. By examining various criminal cases and political movements, the show serves as an essential resource for understanding the connection between contemporary threats and historical fears, melding true crime with sharp societal commentary. The unique storytelling, combined with meticulous research, makes it both informative and compelling for listeners interested in social ... more
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