
Molly Conger
Host, writer, and producer of Weird Little Guys who researches and narrates investigative episodes on obscure and extremist figures; guides the episode's reporting and provides the closing credits.
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Sep 29, 2025 • 1h 5min
136: The Final Cantwell, with Molly Conger
Molly Conger, an investigative podcaster and researcher behind Weird Little Guys, joins to discuss the tumultuous journey of Christopher Cantwell. They delve into Cantwell's evolution from a libertarian activist to a key figure in extremist movements. Key topics include his legal troubles since the Unite the Right rally, bizarre post-prison antics, and a recent arrest linked to strangulation. They also scrutinize his disturbing erotic content and the implications of his erratic behavior on public safety, raising ethical questions about reporting on such figures.

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Jun 18, 2025 • 56min
Part Two: The Black Bloc: It’s a Tactic, Not an Organization
Molly Conger, the host of the Weird Little Guys podcast, dives into the history and evolution of the Black Bloc tactic in activism. They discuss its origins in the 1980s, stemming from the Dutch squatters' movement, and how tragic events shifted tactics toward more militant expressions. The conversation mixes humor with reflections on activism, the media's portrayal of protests, and the importance of community solidarity. Molly and Margaret also explore the complexities of Black Bloc strategies and the ethical implications of media representations in shaping public narratives.

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Jun 16, 2025 • 59min
Part One: The Black Bloc: It’s a Tactic, Not an Organization
Molly Conger, host of the Weird Little Guys podcast, joins for a compelling discussion on the Black Bloc tactic, its roots in anti-globalization protests, and its role in modern activism. They clarify common misconceptions and delve into the historical connections to radical movements of the past. The conversation highlights the blending of art and activism while addressing the complexities of protest identities. With a dash of humor, they explore the relationship between goth aesthetics and radical politics, celebrating inclusive narratives amid serious topics.