Knowledge Fight

Dan and Jordan wrap up their trek through Dune by discussing the second of the modern films, attempting to really get to the bottom of what the Bene Gesserit is up to.

Dan and Jordan continue their travel through the Dune films, this time taking in the much heraleded 2021 Denis Villeneuve adaptation.  Does the new cast stack up? Is the story more sensibly conveyed? Is there a single distracting extra vacuuming in the background of this one?

Due to public demand, the time has come for Jordan to walk Dan through one of his big fandoms and one of Dan's great blindspots: Dune.  In this installment, they discuss the somewhat confusing David Lynch film.

The hosts discuss Alex's prophetic dreams, the influence of movies on news, and host unsavory guests. Topics include controversial figures, extremist beliefs, Elon Musk's influence, generational perspectives, and AI control. They navigate campus protests, war risks with Iran, and controversial conversations on race and globalism. The conversation also touches on family dynamics, narcissism, and political speculation.

In this episode, the podcast hosts discuss global unrest, civil war fears, police funding debates, conspiracy theories about globalists, and the looming threat of martial law. They reflect on the impact of social media, campus protests, and the desire for stability. The episode also features playful banter, challenging claims about Pablo Escobar's son, speculation on new superpowers, and theatrical beliefs.

The hosts discuss scandals at Project Veritas, spy narratives, 9/11 art conspiracy theories, and controversial beliefs. They also dissect deceptive marketing tactics and the excitement over a new undercover video.

The podcast covers topics like holographic boardroom meetings, red-pilling Russia, and the benefits of taking a walk. It also delves into conspiracy theories about global depopulation, spiritual manipulation, and Elon Musk's moon base plans. The hosts discuss COVID vaccine misinformation, activism, nature hikes, and unraveling the mystery of Jeffrey Epstein's alleged death.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan find Alex reflecting on how he tweeted about Hitler on 4/20, and having an unfortunate interview with a guy claiming to be the son of the co-founder of the World Economic Forum.

Dan and Jordan discuss a past interview with Alex's hero, Willie Nelson. Topics include snacking habits, dog antics, skepticism of 9/11 narrative, potential national crisis, and meeting heroes like Nelson and Alex.

A guest who put up a sign in New Zealand is featured in this podcast about Alex's lackluster 30th anniversary show. Topics range from rap beef in the music industry to tensions between Israel and Iran, manipulation of end times beliefs, and guest speculations for the show.