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Conspiracy theories, melted online communities and cursed media — we pry open the cracks in consensu

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Total: 509

Springtime for QAnon (E302)

2024/11/22

Cursed McDonald’s humiliation rituals, secret messages sent through a filet-o-fish, Elon posting a Q

“I tried to think of the most harmless thing. Something I loved from my childhood. Something that co

The election has come and gone. Liv, Jake, Travis and Julian talk about conspiracism among online Re

You’ve heard more than your fill about terrible news in America. So you should take a break by heari

Madison Square Garbage (E300)

2024/11/2

To celebrate 300 regular episodes we have brought on a special guest: Julian Feeld. And what a bee

Someone invented internet money, and we want to find out who they are. We’re not mad, we just want t

Despite Travis’ best efforts, it’s still possible to occasionally read posts on the internet that ar

The monks have found a way to connect to the internet. Brad Abrahams is back to bring you a trinity

Today’s show is a piñata, and each time a blindfolded Travis takes a swing at it, a new and weirder

Conspiracy theorists are finally admitting that human beings DO have an impact on climate change. B

Travis has returned from the mountains and claims he’s touched so much grass that he’s considering n

Liv, Julian, and Jakey Greco are determined to transform a once respected podcast into a gossip tabl

Guest writers Ben Clarkson and Matt Bors, the creators behind the graphic novel series “Justice Warr

The origins of the white supremacist terror organization known as the Ku Klux Klan. We explore its e

We zoom in on the would-be-assassin caught in the bushes of Trump’s golf course. Ryan Routh, as told

On September 9th, United States prosecutors announced the indictment and arrest of two leaders of th

A false smear about Haitian migrants in Springfield, Ohio killing pets made its way from a fourth-ha

Robbie Williams played by a CG Chimp, Russian spy beluga death, an incestuous poisoning through rave

This is the story of an April Fool’s Day joke that got wildly out of control. In 1991, a columnist

Pentecostal “demon slayers” made a movie about the exorcisms they’ve been doing. More specifically,