Podcast hosts delve into Alex Jones' bankruptcy, his evolving relationship with Chase, and explore Stanley Kubrick's psychic abilities. They discuss shirt jokes, news speculation, fundraising tactics, controversial behavior justification, and humorous banter dynamics. The episode also covers deportation drives, misleading statistics, Nick Fuentes portrayal, false headlines on COVID vaccines, moon landing conspiracy theories, and challenging perceptions.

This podcast episode covers Ted Nugent's controversial views on American culture, the intersection of hunting and politics, and deception by Satan. They explore cognitive dissonance, collapse of society theories, and conspiracy theories about aliens plotting to take over the planet. The hosts reflect on envy, dreams, divine intervention, and the concept of Quattro with unexpected revelations.

Hosts discuss Canadian history, TV show drama, and Super Bowl distractions. Global issues vs. sports, funny encounters, and absurd halftime show predictions.

The podcast covers Alex's take on the Trump verdict, discussions on flat earthers, and a rough Saturday. It delves into intense tennis competition, exploring manipulative narratives, ideologies predicting violence, divine timing, evangelical frenzy, and corrective narratives. The hosts also tackle flat earth theories, legal troubles, confrontations, defiant resistance, and the rise and fall of Infowars on YouTube. The episodes delve into spiritual power, accountability, building an audience for a cause, facing closure, and humorous plans for editing.

Political strategist Steve Bannon joins the hosts to discuss Kubrick tales. Topics include resilience, entertainment mishaps, French Open upset, media attacks, psychic abilities skepticism, nuclear war fears, misinformation dangers, and reflections on influential radio personalities and potential guest appearances.

Explore the aftermath of a controversial poster contest, gun-waving incidents at political events, and discussions on bioweapon threats. Enjoy a humorous sponsor segment with limericks and delve into failed ventures like a butterfly book product and a noodle review site.

Exploring Alex Jones' fearmongering about Jade Helm 15, GMOs, and media drama. Delving into Naddie Bo's beer history and mascot secrets. Unraveling the legal battle of Percy Schmeiser against Monsanto. Engaging in absurd commercial mockery with humor and banter.

In this installment, Dan and Jordan do the show live at the Middle East in Cambridge, MA.  They cover March 4, 2011 where Alex is very preoccupied with Twitter and interviews a guy who happens to have written a book on pick up artistry.

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?