Ep506 - Conspiracy Theory Podcasts
April 4, 2024
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Episode 506 · April 4, 2024
Ep506 - Conspiracy Theory Podcasts
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Ep506 - Conspiracy Theory Podcasts
Summary
This week we’re competing to find the worst conspiracy theory podcasts. These types of podcasts are inherently interesting, you really have to suck at podcasting to be boring when discussing conspiracy theories. Fortunately we were able to find a couple of shows that stink.
Lucy and I start things off with the Shane Dawson Podcast. Shane is a famous YouTuber who has done everything he can to ruin his career, right down to the terrible show he’s currently doing. Andy and Chris bring in future famous mukbanger and conspiracy theorist Prettyboy Rios and his very dumb brother. Then we get into eclipse talk to find out that either Jesus is coming back or the globalists are using the eclipse to further their prison planet agenda. Yes, I wrote “globalists,” so you know Alex Jones is making an appearance today. After an update on Jerry Banfield and Baseem, we check in on Opie Radio’s YouTube page. This guy is going to go viral any day now. Finally Cardiff joins us for another round of Who Said It and Annie comes on for reviews and voicemails.
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