Molly Conger

Molly Conger, a journalist and researcher focused on online extremism, dives into the controversial topic of the alleged 'white genocide' in South Africa. She debunks myths surrounding this narrative, explaining its roots in misinformation and linking it to broader immigration fears and white nationalist rhetoric. The discussion also sheds light on the real experiences of refugees fleeing actual violence, the complexities of U.S. refugee admissions, and the racial justice issues intertwined with recent resettlement proposals for Afrikaners.

Bridget Todd, host of There Are No Girls on the Internet, and Molly Conger from Weird Little Guys dive into the pivotal issues facing Washington, D.C., under Trump's second term. They discuss the alarming erosion of local autonomy and representation. The duo also highlights the impact of federal policies on D.C.'s governance, homelessness, and women's health. With powerful anecdotes and insights, they stress that the rest of the nation can't afford to ignore what's happening in the capital.

Molly Conger discusses Kent Hovind, the self-declared doctor of dinosaur studies for the Creationist museum. Topics include Hovind's controversial background, accusations of enabling a pedophile, legal troubles, and his unique career path promoting creationism globally. The episode explores his unconventional views on evolution, financial exploits, tax evasion, and the rise and fall of a figure known for his fraudulent schemes.

Journalist Molly Conger joins to discuss college protest movements, police response, hypocrisy of 'free speech' advocates, and the situation in Gaza. The podcast also covers TikTok ban, Sotomayor on immunity, and the importance of engaging young voters. Funny banter and gratitude wrap up the episode.

Padre O'Rourke, an expert on the far-right movement in Ireland and author of "Burn Them Out," discusses the troubling rise of far-right violence and anti-immigrant sentiment in Ireland. He contrasts historical resistance with current challenges. Molly Conger critiques the concept of 'white genocide,' exploring its use in U.S. politics and the implications for refugee admissions, particularly regarding South African claims. Both guests highlight the importance of community support and the need to combat harmful narratives in today's political climate.

Molly Conger, host of Weird Little Guys, digs into the quirks of the Democratic Presidential Campaign and the oddities of contemporary politics. She humorously unpacks the personas of 'weird little guys,' along with the absurdity behind conspiracy theories. The discussion takes a fascinating turn as they reflect on audience reactions to the iconic chestburster scene in Ridley Scott's 'Alien.' With wit and insight, they explore how misinformation shapes our reality and the humanity hiding behind extreme narratives.

Molly Conger, an insightful commentator on social issues, and Louis Van Schur, the infamous security guard tied to a string of murders in apartheid South Africa, share a chilling conversation. They delve into the dark legacy of colonial violence and the normalization of brutality in policing. The discussion reveals the troubling history of private security forces operating without accountability. Engaging anecdotes and stark reflections highlight how societal dynamics and personal choices intertwine in the face of violence.

Guests Molly Conger and Jeff Raymond discuss the infamous Boston cop slide incident, exploring physics, FOIA requests, and the challenges of police transparency. They delve into Mass Transparency Project, police disciplinary reports, and the viral video. Follow the journey to uncover 'Slide Cop' and the difficulties in maintaining public databases.

Social media activist Molly Conger and transparency advocate Jeff Raymond discuss the infamous 'boston slide cop' incident, highlighting challenges in police transparency and societal fascination with the viral video. The podcast explores Boston stereotypes, physics analysis of the slide fall, and complexities of obtaining public records. It also delves into the community's slippery slide obsession and the difficulties in police reform efforts.

Molly Conger and Garrison discuss lawsuits against far-right group Patriot Front, tackling controversial activities, legal troubles, and the historical relevance of the Ku Klux Klan Act. They delve into a lawsuit over vandalizing an Arthur Ashe mural, the process of serving a lawsuit, the rise of Gab as a platform for white supremacists, and legal implications of Rousseau's video. The hosts also share their amusement with Patriot Front and promote mystery and comedy podcasts.