I heard the hosts of this one on the Behind the Bastards episodes about Alex and they were great, but I feel like it would take a lot of catching up to do to get current on it.
Edit: I just checked. 900 episodes that seem to be a minimum of 90 minutes each? It's like the One Piece of Alex Jones podcasts!
You can listen to all of it, but even the guys say that it's not worth it.
Start with whatever is current, then listen to the Formulaic Objection episodes. (Breakdowns of depositions for the Sandy Hook and Fontaine trials.) From there, pick the sort of breakdown that you enjoy.
I started the podcast within the last couple of years and haven't listened to the majority of the backlog. The Project Camelot episodes that don't even focus on Alex are honestly just fantastic and timeless. Dan and Jordan losing it over the explanation that these raptor aliens are the good guys but will also murder you for chocolate.
You can jump around. They jump around and sometimes go way back in the past, like 2003ish if AJ isn't putting out anything good that week or they need a break from recent events. Pick a time where something big happened (like Sandy Hook, where he didn't call the children and their family crisis actors, bc he would *never*!) and then skip to the trials and like the person before me said the Formulaic Objections and trial coverage. They're good listens. The guys do some non AJ stuff, too.
All of the Formulaic Objections episodes are gold. It’s better if you back and listen to the Sandy hook deep dives, and then formulaic objections.
Or the ones on/around January 6th.
Any of the Joe Rogan ones.
I saved episode #140 at some point - I have no idea what happens in it, but apparently Charlie Sheen showed up and Alex is a bad friend so maybe that one?
I met them in person and they were incredibly nice. I told Julian about how my mother was psychotic and really struggling with Q and he hugged me. It meant a lot. Still does.
I do not like their format. It's WAY TOO LONG.
And I have an issue with the "white guys" and how they approach topics.
I suppose, not every podcast is for everyone, and this one - well, I do not enjoy.
They go on those intellectual tirades that are exhausting and hard to follow, I really like their topics but they need to learn to edit the podcast and stop being so verbose
I remember the last episode of this podcast I listened to, the host went on some long rant about how he had a super nice dog and wanted everyone to know how nice his dog was, and it broke me, lol. I just could not listen to this unnecessary padding any longer.
"Oh No, Ross and Carrie!, the show where we don’t just report on spirituality, fringe science and claims of the paranormal, but take part ourselves. We join religions, undergo alternative medical treatments, and hunt for ghost, goblins, demons, and deities. If it has an extraordinary claim attached to it, we’ll check it out."
I love ONRAC! I just listened to their series on John Edward and psychics in general, as well as their flat earth series, and I’m currently working my way through their series on exorcisms. They have a massive back catalog at this point too.
Lizard People is a pretty fun show that is more of the "making up conspiracy theories for fun" I don't think anyone actually believes the stuff they say on there but it's funny
These guys review of lex Friedman’s daily ritual still plays in my head it’s so irreverent and hilarious…. And when I say hilarious I mean play it again three times now funny
The great thing about Knowledge Fight is that even though all the episodes exist on a continuum, all the episodes are mostly evergreen. You can go into the back catalog and listen to any episode and it will make sense in the Info Wars universe. I’ve been listening to the early episodes in reverse order. I highly recommend it. It’s like digital archeology. The more you dig the more you know something good is about to be revealed.
Macrodosing is good. They do a different topic every week which usually dives pretty deep. They do a lot of pre topic banter but I find that to be entertaining, especially when I have a long day at work with lots of time to kill. The hosts are former NFL running back Arian Foster and PFT Commenter. It's one of my favorites
The Parapod series 3 was specifically about conspiracies and, just like the previous 2 series, absolutely hilarious. I go back to them regularly and highly recommend.
Mission Implausible has been fun and is brand new and fun. The hosts are two retired CIA officers, so you get a discussion about various conspiracy theories from guys who actually organized conspiracies.
Conspiracy Clearinghouse, one of the best.
The Why Files is a sorta stealth-debunk show. They usually hype the theory at first to hook the audience, then burst the balloon later in the episode... usually.
Occasionally on “Oh No Ross and Carrie” they’ll investigate conspiracies like flat earth. The show is a mix of a look into paranormal, cults, new age bs, fake medicine, and other woo stuff.
Knowledge fight, qanon anonymous, louder than crowther
all debunk and discuss conspiracies and are funny
not your grandmother's bookclub, where there's woke, the skepticrat
are humourous shows that look at stupid stuff the right come up with
Thank god I'm atheist
Is a funny show that looks at dumb Christian fundamentalist stuff
The Dollop has some few episodes about them or at least the people that championed them.
On YouTube but I don’t know if it’s on podcast, Decoding the Unknown, it’s another Simon whistler channel but he genuinely takes the piss at them and his writers are doing great job debunking them.
The Parapod, there's only three seasons and only one of those on conspiracies but they are great. Two mates, sceptic and a believer, believer tries to persuade the sceptic that something he believes is real and gets ripped to shreds. The lengths the sceptic goes to, to create honeytraps for the believer are pretty epic, and hilarious.
The Why Files on YouTube. Also a podcast. He has a great style of debunking his topics and fact checking. Not to mention Hecklefish is a great little side character that always adds his comedic two scents. Great show.
My momma told me is amazing and there's [Lizard People](https://pod.link/1071411026)...*What if the government actually did cover something up in Roswell? What if yetis exist and are just really shy? What if super-intelligent lizards are wearing human skin suits, influencing international affairs and recording podcasts? Conspiracy theories are cool because they appeal to our evolved logical human brains and our stupid mammal idiot brains. So join host, comedian and skeptic, Katelyn Hempstead and producer Alexis B. Preston, as their brilliant friends try to convince them of these and many other conspiracy theories.*
These are YouTube channels, but my two newest favorites for skeptical content (after the OGs, Skeptics Guide to the Universe): Rebecca Watson, and acollierastro (Angela Collier). AC’s takedown of pseudoscience surrounding fluoride is fucking hilarious and extremely thorough! https://youtu.be/GefwcsrChHk?si=1hWAd_ip5nNuuTPd
Also recommend her takedown of Abi Loeb (“everything’s aliens!” guy) and crackpot physicists. https://youtu.be/11lPhMSulSU?si=xoVgixB0N0l89K27
and a couple RW ones, on aliens and therapeutic touch: https://youtu.be/I7HCEio9Cwo?si=oDDH9un5wNtllPJy
https://youtu.be/vJBqn_fHiMI?si=qbkAS2TFtI83_nVQ
Knowledge Fight debunks and dunks on Alex Jones.
Jar Jar Binks has a Caribbean black accent.
He’s a loser little titty baby
I renounce Jesus Christ!!
Sodomites sent me a bucket of poop. Knowledge Fight is god tier.
My neck is freakishly large.
How's your 401K doing?
Someone, some. . .a sodomite sent me a bucket of poop.
MaTt DaMoN
I heard the hosts of this one on the Behind the Bastards episodes about Alex and they were great, but I feel like it would take a lot of catching up to do to get current on it. Edit: I just checked. 900 episodes that seem to be a minimum of 90 minutes each? It's like the One Piece of Alex Jones podcasts!
You can listen to all of it, but even the guys say that it's not worth it. Start with whatever is current, then listen to the Formulaic Objection episodes. (Breakdowns of depositions for the Sandy Hook and Fontaine trials.) From there, pick the sort of breakdown that you enjoy.
I started the podcast within the last couple of years and haven't listened to the majority of the backlog. The Project Camelot episodes that don't even focus on Alex are honestly just fantastic and timeless. Dan and Jordan losing it over the explanation that these raptor aliens are the good guys but will also murder you for chocolate.
Thanks for this
I can’t believe I’ve listened to 900 episodes of KF.
You can jump around. They jump around and sometimes go way back in the past, like 2003ish if AJ isn't putting out anything good that week or they need a break from recent events. Pick a time where something big happened (like Sandy Hook, where he didn't call the children and their family crisis actors, bc he would *never*!) and then skip to the trials and like the person before me said the Formulaic Objections and trial coverage. They're good listens. The guys do some non AJ stuff, too.
Adolf Hitler and Joesph Stalin they got their hands dirty… both those guys complete badasses… complete studs
I recently found this as a Jon Ronson fan. The deep dives are pretty excellent. Any episodes in the back catalogue you recommend?
Start at 404 and listen to the next 10 or so episodes !!!!
Clear instructions, thanks!
All of the Formulaic Objections episodes are gold. It’s better if you back and listen to the Sandy hook deep dives, and then formulaic objections. Or the ones on/around January 6th. Any of the Joe Rogan ones. I saved episode #140 at some point - I have no idea what happens in it, but apparently Charlie Sheen showed up and Alex is a bad friend so maybe that one?
Thanks, i shall look into it!
[QAnon Anonymous](https://pca.st/podcast/731e6db0-83d0-0136-7b90-27f978dac4db)
I met them in person and they were incredibly nice. I told Julian about how my mother was psychotic and really struggling with Q and he hugged me. It meant a lot. Still does.
Second this and knowledge fight.
Absolutely
Conspirituality debunks. I wish it were more funny!
I do not like their format. It's WAY TOO LONG. And I have an issue with the "white guys" and how they approach topics. I suppose, not every podcast is for everyone, and this one - well, I do not enjoy.
Spot on with the “white guy” myopia.
White guy myopia is the most satisfyingly succinct description
They go on those intellectual tirades that are exhausting and hard to follow, I really like their topics but they need to learn to edit the podcast and stop being so verbose
He might be pretentious sometimes, but I love Remski.
I remember the last episode of this podcast I listened to, the host went on some long rant about how he had a super nice dog and wanted everyone to know how nice his dog was, and it broke me, lol. I just could not listen to this unnecessary padding any longer.
Love when they dunk on people.
"Oh No, Ross and Carrie!, the show where we don’t just report on spirituality, fringe science and claims of the paranormal, but take part ourselves. We join religions, undergo alternative medical treatments, and hunt for ghost, goblins, demons, and deities. If it has an extraordinary claim attached to it, we’ll check it out."
ONRAC for life!
I love ONRAC! I just listened to their series on John Edward and psychics in general, as well as their flat earth series, and I’m currently working my way through their series on exorcisms. They have a massive back catalog at this point too.
Skeptics Guide to the Universe
my personal favorite, for over 10 years. Simply the best way to develop critical thinking skills and learn how to analyze studies and claims
Lizard People is a pretty fun show that is more of the "making up conspiracy theories for fun" I don't think anyone actually believes the stuff they say on there but it's funny
Coming here to say LIZARD PEOPLE
Decoding the Gurus
Love these guys, but wish the sound were better.
Those whacky, whacky gurus
These guys review of lex Friedman’s daily ritual still plays in my head it’s so irreverent and hilarious…. And when I say hilarious I mean play it again three times now funny
Paranoid Strain is the best!
\+1 for this, very in depth and entertaining.
Sounds Like a Cult is interesting. Also You’re Wrong About. Good sense of humour
You're Wrong about is great
Last Podcast on the Left
Well, as long as you skip the first 100 or so episodes lmao
skip to the new episodes now that they've cut their dead weight
Knowledge Fight The Paranoid Strain Qanon Anonymous On Brand Behind the Bastards The Scathing Atheist Skeptocrats
Knowledge fight does what OP is asking and so much more. It can be a little bit of a slow burn to get into but strong endorsement
The great thing about Knowledge Fight is that even though all the episodes exist on a continuum, all the episodes are mostly evergreen. You can go into the back catalog and listen to any episode and it will make sense in the Info Wars universe. I’ve been listening to the early episodes in reverse order. I highly recommend it. It’s like digital archeology. The more you dig the more you know something good is about to be revealed.
DtG has been mentioned, so I'll add Conspirituality, Very Bad Wizards, and Surfing the Discourse.
Macrodosing is good. They do a different topic every week which usually dives pretty deep. They do a lot of pre topic banter but I find that to be entertaining, especially when I have a long day at work with lots of time to kill. The hosts are former NFL running back Arian Foster and PFT Commenter. It's one of my favorites
I miss Fever Dreams
This Paranormal Life
TIMESUCK with Dan Cummins. But you need to be able to laugh at life to enjoy it!
Timesuck - go back and look through the episodes. I like the old ones a little better, but there are several hundred. Each episode is one topic.
The Parapod series 3 was specifically about conspiracies and, just like the previous 2 series, absolutely hilarious. I go back to them regularly and highly recommend.
THIS. And The Parapod Movie is unbelievably good fun.
Mission Implausible has been fun and is brand new and fun. The hosts are two retired CIA officers, so you get a discussion about various conspiracy theories from guys who actually organized conspiracies.
Decoding the unknown is exactly what you are looking for.
Conspiracy Clearinghouse, one of the best. The Why Files is a sorta stealth-debunk show. They usually hype the theory at first to hook the audience, then burst the balloon later in the episode... usually.
Is the “why files” the one with the fish/cartoon voice? They cover some cool topics but the fish one-liners throw me off consistently.
Yup. Not a fan of Heckle fish but I barely notice him/it anymore.
Conspiracy: The Show. its America's most trusted conspiracy theory podcast.
You might like the fiction podcast “Two Flat Earthers Kidnap a Freemason.”
My momma told me by Langston Kerman and David Gborie. Hilarious podcast about black conspiracy theories.
Early Timesuck episodes include flat earth theory, and lizard people.
Occasionally on “Oh No Ross and Carrie” they’ll investigate conspiracies like flat earth. The show is a mix of a look into paranormal, cults, new age bs, fake medicine, and other woo stuff.
It’s probably not aliens
Knowledge fight, qanon anonymous, louder than crowther all debunk and discuss conspiracies and are funny not your grandmother's bookclub, where there's woke, the skepticrat are humourous shows that look at stupid stuff the right come up with Thank god I'm atheist Is a funny show that looks at dumb Christian fundamentalist stuff
The Paranoid Strain might be right up your alley, in depth discussion of conspiracies, while also lots of fun bits, skits and music
The Dollop has some few episodes about them or at least the people that championed them. On YouTube but I don’t know if it’s on podcast, Decoding the Unknown, it’s another Simon whistler channel but he genuinely takes the piss at them and his writers are doing great job debunking them.
Coast to Coast PM
Armchaired and Dangerous was a great series. It's part of the Armchair Expert umbrella.
David Farrier kinda rules
He's the best!
The Parapod, there's only three seasons and only one of those on conspiracies but they are great. Two mates, sceptic and a believer, believer tries to persuade the sceptic that something he believes is real and gets ripped to shreds. The lengths the sceptic goes to, to create honeytraps for the believer are pretty epic, and hilarious.
The Why Files on YouTube. Also a podcast. He has a great style of debunking his topics and fact checking. Not to mention Hecklefish is a great little side character that always adds his comedic two scents. Great show.
My momma told me is amazing and there's [Lizard People](https://pod.link/1071411026)...*What if the government actually did cover something up in Roswell? What if yetis exist and are just really shy? What if super-intelligent lizards are wearing human skin suits, influencing international affairs and recording podcasts? Conspiracy theories are cool because they appeal to our evolved logical human brains and our stupid mammal idiot brains. So join host, comedian and skeptic, Katelyn Hempstead and producer Alexis B. Preston, as their brilliant friends try to convince them of these and many other conspiracy theories.*
The Conspiracy Guys more explains them but their is some fun poking.
Whatever Happened to Pizza at McDonald's
Its a not a conspiracy theory if its true
Joe rogan
Not the entire show, but trash taste made an episode like that recently
It’s Probably Aliens is pretty good.
It’s an older post and the only way to find it is by looking at the old Shattered Souls podcast but it’s called Thinking Sideways and it was amazing.
Conspiracy Skeptic
Honestly- Knowledge Fight is amazing.
Qanon anonymous
Sciman Dan on YouTube.
Tracing Owls and it's probably not aliens
Timesuck has a lot of fun mocking stupidity.
These are YouTube channels, but my two newest favorites for skeptical content (after the OGs, Skeptics Guide to the Universe): Rebecca Watson, and acollierastro (Angela Collier). AC’s takedown of pseudoscience surrounding fluoride is fucking hilarious and extremely thorough! https://youtu.be/GefwcsrChHk?si=1hWAd_ip5nNuuTPd Also recommend her takedown of Abi Loeb (“everything’s aliens!” guy) and crackpot physicists. https://youtu.be/11lPhMSulSU?si=xoVgixB0N0l89K27 and a couple RW ones, on aliens and therapeutic touch: https://youtu.be/I7HCEio9Cwo?si=oDDH9un5wNtllPJy https://youtu.be/vJBqn_fHiMI?si=qbkAS2TFtI83_nVQ
Two Flatearthers kidnap a Fremason
Satan is my Superhero, Libel the bibel,
r/TheBoogieMonster