Join Charles, Branson, Andrew, and guests for a red-pilled poetry night with renowned poets like Hotdog Taylor. They delve into powerful poems, discuss unconventional beliefs, and critique high vibe events, offering a unique blend of spirituality and thought-provoking content.

Journalist Ali Breland discusses QAnon's mission to expose pedophiles, reactions to Trump's legal troubles, film conspiracy controversies, and allegations of a media outlet's money laundering. The podcast explores the cultural impact of QAnon, parallels to the satanic panic, and reactionary tactics in obstructing discussions on sensitive topics like gender-affirming care.

Exploring the Taxil Hoax, a Frenchman's elaborate deception about satanic Freemasonry. Discussing wild stories, the dramatic public confession, and the impact on Catholics and Freemasons. Unveiling the secrets of Leo Taxil's hoax and the controversial myths surrounding Freemasonry rituals.

Journalist and writer Devin O'Shea discusses a conspiracy theory about a Japanese ultra-nationalist gang uniting African Americans in 1930's St. Louis. They touch on the flourishing proletarian literature scene, FBI involvement, and societal madness. The episode explores the transition from rural to urban life, Communist poet H. H. Lewis, the rise and fall of American proletarian literature, the life of Jack Conroy, literary clashes in the 1930s, and the struggles of the working class amidst political tensions.

Exploring the Taxil Hoax, a Frenchman's elaborate 12-year hoax on satanic Freemasonry. Discussing Leo Taxil's anti-Masonic texts, wild stories of a satanic sect within Freemasonry, and the Catholic Church's serious consideration of his claims. Unveiling Taxil's dramatic confession admitting the entire story was a fabrication.

This podcast delves into the rap beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, exploring diss tracks, conspiracy theories, and psychological warfare. It also discusses the impact on their music, reputation, and the bizarre world of imagined scenarios involving AI voices. The hosts unravel online speculation, criminal connections, and mysterious rise of a former security guard turned rapper, uncovering a web of intense internet sleuthing and hidden messages in music and social media posts.

Mike Wendling, National BBC reporter, talks about covering conspiracy theories and adventures in the field. They discuss the legacy of 2000 Mules and his experiences attempting to use a medbed. Exploring fringe politics, technology, QAnon, and challenges in countering fringe beliefs are key topics.

Investigative journalist Ken Klippenstein discusses the corporatization of media, stories getting 'killed,' and how conspiracy theories gain traction. They delve into bureaucratic struggles in news organizations, shadowy influences in philanthropy, undercover surveillance on college campuses, data harvesting in video games, Macklemore's political statements, social media's impact on society, and the importance of accountability in journalism.

Delving into looksmaxxing, the hosts explore bizarre techniques like tongue pressing, face hitting, and growth hormones. Originating in PUA and incel forums, looksmaxxing has become a tiktok trend. They also discuss jester maxing and its impact on beauty standards, relationships, and psychology.

Relatives of Michael Flynn unsuccessfully sue CNN over QAnon association. QAnon community reacts to Trump's legal woes. Jesse Watters of Fox News shows strong QAnon ties despite denials. Podcast covers campus protests, media influence, and defamation laws.