Conspiracy theories
Conspiracy theories turn gaps in the official record into competing stories about hidden power.
Jon Ronson says Alex Jones lied about Bohemian Grove by turning a harmless pageant into a human sacrifice
Ronson, who infiltrated Bohemian Grove with Jones, says the real scandal was strange enough without the extra layer of paranoid fiction.
Professor Jiang says he is not really a professor and does not have a PhD
Theo Von's geopolitics guest built an anti-expert case on prediction, then admitted the title is not an academic credential.
Sean Stone says a black program craft may have used lasers to spread the Palisades fire
The filmmaker and conspiracy media regular turns the LA fires into a secret aircraft theory, and the leap from eyewitness weirdness to smart city arson is doing Evel Knievel work.
Greg Carlwood says Neo’s Matrix passport expires on 9/11 because it was advanced sigil magic
The conspiracy podcaster rejects the usual karmic warning theory and offers something stranger: mass-media magic hiding in a single movie-prop frame.
Sean Stone says the real JFK files problem isn't what was hidden but what Richard Helms shredded when Nixon fired him
Oliver Stone's son thinks the JFK document dump is a distraction from a bonfire that already happened in the 1970s.
Matt Ehret says 'Ku Klux' is Greek for 'circle,' making the KKK a straight rebrand of the Confederate secret society that killed Lincoln
A Canadian historian walks into a podcast and explains that John Wilkes Booth was probably Manchurian-Candidated in Montreal, and that the KKK is just the Golden Circle with a new logo.