Adam Gorightly

Adam Gorightly, a Discordian historian and UFO researcher, dives deep into the fascinating world of UFO conspiracies and governmental secrets. He explores the evolution of UFO narratives from the Roswell incident to the complex Dulce Base mythos. Gorightly critiques how misinformation shapes public perception and highlights Cold War disinformation tactics that blur lines between truth and fabrication. His insights into historical accounts and their speculative theories challenge listeners to rethink what they believe about UFO lore and its impact on society.

Doug Hawes, a researcher of secret societies and underground networks, joins Adam Gorightly, a writer focused on fringe topics and conspiracy theories, to uncover the enigmatic legacy of actress Tuesday Weld. They dissect her potential ties to Hollywood's occult influences and the cultural rebellion represented in the film 'Lord Love a Duck'. The discussion also explores the interplay between cultural elites, societal narratives, and the 'Hotel California' mythos, revealing the darker undertones of the 1960s counterculture and its cinematic reflections.

Daisy Eris, a playwright known for the 'Cosmic Trigger Play', and Adam Gorightly, a Discordian expert and author, dive deep into the whimsical chaos of Discordianism. They discuss Kerry Thornley's intriguing ties to the JFK assassination, highlighting the intersection of conspiracy and creativity. The duo explores the blending of art and philosophy, revealing insights on the legacy of counterculture figures. The conversation also touches on the societal implications of conspiracy theories and the importance of critical thinking in today's chaotic narrative landscape.