On today's show, we debate the moon landing (totally fake), evolution (totally fake), if it's ok to be white (totally not ok), and whether or not exposure therapy is effective (snakes on a plane!).

Today we talk about fraud of the Minnesota variety, how (not) to talk to your conservative family members, genders determined by seasons (!?), and whether or not AI teaches good theology.

This week on Beyond Parody, biologist Colin Wright helps us analyze the inevitable end of the trans madness, a shrimp ... wedding, and the looming specter of the AI bubble.

On this week's episode of Beyond parody, we're joined by Matt Von Swol! We discuss some of Trump's more "out there" economic proposals, crazy people in vans yelling at white people, and why Michelle Obama is the most oppressed woman on the face of the planet.

The composer of the iconic "Halo" games joins us to talk about NYC's new socialist mayor, the White House's meme blitz, and other crazy stories of the week.

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Jarret LeMaster joins the gang this week while we talk about remote control robots, that amazing lady Rabbi Zohram Mamdani ad, a few horrifying blue-haired breakdowns and our favorite scary movies.

Beyond Parody dives into the week's most unbelievable stories that (somehow) are real. Dan and the crew cover the World Aquatics decision to ban an athlete after a refused sex-verification test, an FBI probe that allegedly snared NBA names in a mafia card-game scheme, and the Louvre heist that used a work lift and speed to steal France's crown jewels. We argue Disney's strengths and misses, react to viral EBT clips as funding fights loom, debate the ethics of property taxes, review the White House ballroom renovation outrage, and address online conspiracies fueled by Candace Owens and their real-world effects. Plus, reader headlines and ridiculous personal stories.

This week on Beyond Parody, Israel cheers Trump for a Gaza peace deal while critics continue to call him Hitler. We break down the reactions, the word games, why anti-fascists keep acting like fascists, and why anti-racists keep acting like...well, you get it. Then we dive into the Dungeons and Dragons pride art, the Supreme Court's latest decision, and a reminder that Creed should ALWAYS perform at the Super Bowl halftime show.

On today's episode of Beyond Parody, we talk about what's going on with the government shutdown, Democratic politicians who get a pass on violent language, and why California's leading candidate for governor might need a few more PR lessons.

MLB rockstar John Rocker joins the crew to talk about cancel culture, cultural madness, the government shutdown, the meme wars, plus about 50 other topics and tangents. This is one you don't want to miss.