Saddle up for a podcasting adventure with Jason Tieri and Christopher Talin, the engaging non-marital pair who are here to stir up our thoughts on everything from the gig economy to the creative process. Over whiskies that are as unique as their podcasts, these two storytellers unravel the intricacies of their shows - Jason’s deep dives into mental health and the gig economy, and Christopher's intimate conversations with creatives on Creative Ops. We navigate through their perspectives on tourist traffic and Appalachian Trail hikers, painting a vivid picture of the local life they experience daily.

Pour yourself a glass and join us as we delve into the mysteries and theories that have emerged in the shadow of COVID-19. Not just content to skim the surface, we plunge headlong into discussions on potential lab origins, the politics of mask-wearing, and those infamous 5G myths, all tackled with a balance of science and skepticism. It's not all heavy debate, though; expect a hearty dose of humor as we envisage sci-fi pandemics and confess our favorite TV shows, all while contemplating the marvels of evolving smartphone tech. 

Wrapping up, we reflect on the power of collaboration within the podcasting world, sparked by my guest appearance on Chris's show, proving that when two creative minds come together, the conversation only gets richer. So sit back, relax, and prepare to have your curiosity ignited as we discuss, dissect, and, yes, occasionally debunk the captivating and the contentious. Whether you're a gig worker, a creative soul, or just someone who enjoys a thought-provoking chat, you'll find a place at our table.

Ever found yourself certain that a famous movie line was one way, only to discover it's something else entirely? My good friend Zach Thomas and I sure have, and we're cracking open the mystery—and a few cold ones—on the latest episode of Drunk Conspiracy. Join us as we meander through the bewildering world of the Mandela Effect, where our memories play tricks and pop culture is not always as we recall. From Darth Vader's real words to the non-existent hyphen in the Kit Kat logo, we're pouring out our thoughts on these shared delusions over a few drinks.

Have you ever remembered something so vividly only to find out you were wrong? Zach and I delve into that feeling with examples like the Monopoly Man's missing monocle and Curious George's tail that never was. We question the details of iconic moments, such as the number of people in JFK's car and whether it's "Sex and the City" or "Sex in the City." With each anecdote and misquote, we explore the tantalizing idea of alternate realities versus the simple slip-ups of our minds, all while reminiscing about our Tennessee origins and the paths that led us here.

As we wrap up, we ponder the enigma of why these collective memory gaps happen, touching on everything from Monopoly to movies. Zach, returning triumphantly to the podcast, brings a fresh perspective on the gaming scene, and we even tease the possibility of Twitch collaborations—because who doesn't love a good game? So, fill your glass and join us for an episode filled with laughter, debates, and the occasional spooky tidbit from asylums to movie set secrets. Here's to the memories we're sure we have... until we don't. Cheers!

Embark on a journey of cosmic proportions as we sit down with David Wise, the fervent advocate from the Flat Earth podcast, to navigate the controversial waters of the Flat Earth theory. David, once a skeptic himself, now dismantles the heliocentric model we've clung to since childhood. We tackle the pervasive globe indoctrination and probe the seemingly unchanging constellations, questioning the motion of our planet through space. With a critical eye on the "puddles and lakes" analogy, David sets out to unravel the motivations behind the globe Earth narrative we've been sold.

Shifting our gaze skyward, we scrutinize NASA's images and the legitimacy of celestial phenomena, wielding skepticism as our compass. Experiments and military insights serve as beacons, challenging the curvature of Earth and the veracity of our out-of-this-world perceptions. David invites us to reexamine our celestial neighbors, advocating for an alternative cosmic reality where the sun and moon take center stage in a drama that defies conventional triangulation and hints at a personal touch to the universe.

As we reach the apex of our exploratory mission, the conversation takes a metaphysical turn. We contemplate the societal shackles forged by suppressed truths and the tantalizing notion of untapped lands, rich with the promise of freedom. David's insights illuminate the Flat Earth community's sense of unity and raise poignant questions about our place in the cosmos. So set your compass for an uncharted realm of possibility, and join us for a voyage that challenges the core of our reality, with David Wise as our guide through the enigmatic Flat Earth landscape.

Nick Gonzalez joins me once more, and together, we're serving up a cocktail of humor-laced science to dismantle the Flat Earth conspiracy that's been making waves. With our evening drinks fueling the conversation, we navigate through a sea of misconceptions and debunk myths with the precision of seasoned scientists. We address the "eight inches per mile squared" rule, dissect how gravity anchors our atmosphere, and shine a light on the heliocentric model that's been illuminating the truth about our world for centuries.

As the night unfolds and the drinks keep pouring, Nick and I turn our gaze to the stars, confronting the notion that the celestial bodies above could support a flat Earth. Stellar parallax, the shifting of the North Star, and the enigmatic behavior of the moon during the day all make a compelling case for the globe we call home. We dissect each argument, cutting through the rhetoric with the sharp edge of objective facts and basic science principles, while keeping the mood light and our spirits high.

The final toast of the evening is to open dialogue and the continuous journey of learning, as we discuss the importance of engaging with different perspectives, even those as outlandish as the Flat Earth theory. We reflect on the power of research and the trust we place in the scientific community, all while acknowledging our own limitations and the role of experts in shaping our understanding. So, pour yourself a drink, follow us on social media for more tipsy theorizing, and take a seat at the round table of science and skepticism in our latest episode.

Could the history books have it all wrong about Hitler's final chapter? Join my brother-in-law, Nick Gonzalez, and me as we scrutinize the shadowy theories of the Führer's alleged escape to South America. With a blend of declassified FBI documents and accounts that challenge the narrative of Hitler's demise, we embark on an enthralling discussion that treads the fine line between skepticism and the conceivable. From the depths of a Berlin bunker to the jungles of Argentina, we trace the possible paths that could have been taken by one of history's most notorious figures.

Amidst the backdrop of our Michigan podcasting den, Nick and I venture beyond the austere facts, engaging with the mysterious "rat lines" that ferried Nazis to refuge under the sympathetic regime of President Juan Perón. The conversation turns to the Catholic Church's controversial involvement, where Red Cross documents were a ticket for war criminals to vanish, and the perplexing compound in Argentina that might have housed someone of Hitler's stature. We don't just stop there; we consider the broader spectrum of conspiracy theories, sharing a laugh about the absurdity of celebrity reptilians, and the undying legend of Bigfoot, providing both light-hearted amusement and chilling speculation in equal measure.

Wrapping up, we reflect on the implications of the daunting escapes of Nazi war criminals and the challenges faced by international justice in a post-war world. From the depths of historical inquiry to the musings of our listeners, we celebrate the unexpected success of our podcast and the shared intrigue that keeps us searching for answers in history's murky waters. With the curious tale of Hitler's possible survival as a springboard, we invite you to pour a drink, tune in, and join us on this riveting exploration of the enigmas that time has yet to fully unveil.

Embark on a mind-bending odyssey with Andy Imhoff, the charismatic host of 'Pardon My Fork' and 'Booze, Booze and Barbecue,' as we stitch together a tapestry of conspiracies and musings over a glass of the finest Paradisio rum. From Oregon's alluring climate to the jarring reality of Michigan's water crisis, Andy navigates the flavors of state living with the same zest he applies to his gastronomic and automotive ventures. We unravel the complexities of censored internet content, as our discourse meanders through the shadowy corridors of Project Looking Glass, QAnon, and the legendary Roswell incident, examining the intricate dance between skepticism and verified historical truths.

This episode’s narrative is as rich and multifaceted as the spirits we're sipping. We delve into the potential of human will to alter timelines, as discussed through the lens of Project Looking Glass, and the philosophical implications of such power. Andy opens the vault to lesser known endeavors like the Montauk Project and the mysterious Yellow Cube, leaving us pondering the ethical quandaries of manipulating reality and the influence these may have had on political landscapes. Our banter is laced with moments of levity, despite the gravity of our topics, keeping you anchored as we sail through the stormy seas of conspiracy theories and their relevance to our collective experience.

As the spirits flow, so too does the conversation, touching upon the tumultuous 2016 and 2020 elections, the role of misogyny vs. conspiracy in political outcomes, and the murkiness of social media fact-checking. Andy's insights challenge us to question the narratives woven by power structures and to recognize our own role in shaping the fabric of society. Whether discussing the sinister legacy of nuclear weapons or the intricate connections between cultural symbols and covert projects, our musings venture beyond the superficial, offering a hearty invitation to join us in dissecting the enigmatic world that lies beneath the surface of accepted history.

Join me and special guest Jeff Glines and Nicolas George from the You Hate To See It podcast as we discuss Giants on this wild episode.

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Join me and special guest, Sabrina Elizondo, as we dicuss conspiracy theories about Christmas!

Join special guest George and myslf as we dicuss conspiracy theories about Disney! We talk Club 33, Walt Disney haunting his Main St. apartment, being frozen, and much more.