QAA Podcast

Noah Kulwin and Brendan James from the Blowback podcast join the hosts to discuss the alleged encounter with a redheaded giant in Kandahar. They delve into the story of the giant, explore the biblical concept of Nephilim, and discuss connections to QAnon followers. They also touch on media attacks, peculiar eyes in artwork, the sexual nature of giants, and the history and perception of Afghanistan. Additionally, they explore the CIA's influence on Hollywood and the belief in giants and their ancestral link.

Michael Flynn and Klaus Schwab join the hosts to discuss redpilled music, including auto-tuned Flynn, Trump rapping, and QAnon spoken word. They explore the controversy surrounding transphobia in the music industry and the rise of conservative hip hop. They delve into the strange world of pro-Trump rap and the recently released 'Freedom' music video featuring Flynn and other pilled musicians. The hosts critique a bizarre music video parodying 'We Are the World' and discuss the use of auto-tune. They also promote their premium episodes and encourage subscriptions.

Conspiracists believe nationwide emergency alert system test will cause illness and turn people into zombies. Debunking the conspiracy theory that the Pfizer vaccine contains graphene oxide. Exploring inconsistencies and incoherence of a cell phone conspiracy theory. Humorous suggestions on detoxing from chemtrails and showcasing tin foil hat TikTok videos. Discussion on viral video and the increasing animalistic behavior of people. Unintended consequences of CDC's zombie apocalypse campaign. Exploring connections between zombie apocalypse portrayals and social fears.

This podcast explores a confounding UFO case known as The Socorro Saucer, featuring a credible witness, physical evidence, and the Air Force classifying it as unknown. It also delves into the story of Ray Stanford, a swaggie researcher who found dinosaurs in a NASA parking lot. The episode includes an interview with journalist skeptic-believer D. Dean Johnson.

Morgan Freeman, Cole Hauser, Vernon Davis, and Peter Stormare star in the movie 'The Ritual Killer'. The hosts discuss the controversial premise, low ratings, and visual aspects of the film. They also explore the movie script rewriting process, casting choices, and tribal divisions portrayed in the movie.

Jim Caviezel, known for playing Jesus in The Passion of the Christ, is a fan of QAnon. He starred in the child trafficking summer blockbuster, which led to the downfall of Tim Ballard, the head of Operation Underground Railroad. The podcast covers Ballard's sexual misconduct allegations and denouncement by the Mormon Church. Vice journalists Anna Merlan and Tim Marchman provide insights on the situation. They also explore conspiracy theories, the controversy surrounding Ballard's actions, and the impact of the anti-vaccine movement. The podcast delves into topics like psychic mediums and sexual misconduct within police vice squads.

The podcast discusses controversial meme retweeted by DeSantis campaign, online subcultures inspired by Hearts of Iron 4, and the concept of 'this is not that'.

The Death of Negative 48 podcast features Donie O'Sullivan, a CNN correspondent, who shares insights on his documentary exploring the impact of a QAnon cult led by Negative 48 on families. They discuss the cult's belief in JFK's resurrection and their leader's powerful influence. Researcher Karma joins to discuss her work on the group, including their obsession with JFK and the legal issues within splinter groups. The podcast also covers the aftermath of Negative 48's death, followers' persistence in their beliefs, and speculation about future gatherings.

The deposition of Michael James Lindell AKA Mike Lindell AKA Mike Pillow. Some sort of drone he calls a "Wireless Monitoring Device" (WMD) designed to monitor voting machines. MyPillow's lumpy pillows. All this and more on this week's MyPillowTalk with MyQAA. Subscribe for $5 a month to get an extra episode of QAA every week + access to ongoing series like Manclan, Trickle Down and The Spectral Voyager: www.patreon.com/QAnonAnonymous Music by Pontus Berghe. Editing by Corey Klotz. http://qanonanonymous.com

In 1989, in the bustling seaport of San Pedro, California, Jackie Hernandez began to experience strange phenomena in her newly rented bungalow. Lights would turn on and off. Objects would move. A heavy breathing could be heard rattling in the attic above her laundry room. After a neighbor experienced the activity herself, she encouraged Jackie to reach out to a team of Ghost Hunters she had recently seen on TV. What would follow was a year-plus long investigation that included everything from full-figured apparitions, to dripping ectoplasm. Jake and Brad provide a comprehensive look at either the best evidence of a poltergeist ever captured on video, or perhaps the first ‘found footage’ horror movie ever made. To listen to the full episode, and gain access to our other mini-series such as Manclan and Trickle Down, you can subscribe for just five bucks a month at: http://www.patreon.com/QAnonAnonymous The Spectral Voyager theme composed by Nick Sena. Additional music by Pontus Berghe and Jake Rockatansky. Jackie Hernandez dramatizations performed by Katie Amis. Editing by Corey Klotz. QAA’s website: http://qanonanonymous.com