Operation Mockingbird, CIA control of the media, and the anti-semitism beneath it all — we unwrap the QAnon beliefs surrounding the media. We then dive into the actual history of the CIA and the media, and find very surprising evidence — something about a "Wurlitzer". We then tackle the "Jewish control of the media" conspiracy theory and the roots of the anti-semitic "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" pamphlet. This leads us into wealthy industrialist Henry Ford's love of anti-semitism and a quick dip into some American and international companies that played ball with the Nazis. This episode was supposed to feature Talia Lavin, but we had technical issues and lost that part of the recording. Don't worry! She'll be on an episode soon! It also mean the episode is slightly shorter than usual. Again, apologies for that! We hope you enjoy it nonetheless.

Kelly Weill — reporter at The Daily Beast — interviewed Logan Paul at a Flat Earth convention. We talk her through the PTSD after trying our best to figure out what Flat Earthers believe and why they piss off the QAnon community so much. In the process we find Flat Earth Man (acoustic guitar genius) and his sweet new album, Conspiracy Music Guru. This episode is long and wonderful, because we are all friends.

Here's a sample of a special episode. Come experience the journey of galaxy-brained wunderkind Education 4 Libs AKA Dylan Wheeler, his sidekicks the Janousek brothers (AKA Tyler Zed and Deev), and their common quest to ride the Trump, MAGA, Walk Away and QAnon trains all the way to the Minnesotan bank. Includes the hilarious book they wrote together, a very spicy police report and an exploration of Dylan's secret Twitter account. And rapping. Plenty of rapping.

Conflict brews in the land of QAnon, and we are caught in the crossfire. We address the poisoned love letter sent to us by new frienemy of the show, Neon Revolt, an established Q-Believer who writes sweaty articles full of colorful conspiracy theories that lean towards anti-semitism, racism and general boot-licking. Anyways, Jake, Travis & Julian are all incredibly triggered and super mad — so they gather to lick their wounds and plot revenge.

After we run through some Q theories around Guantanamo Bay, we speak to journalist Phoebe Leila Barghouty (@PLBarghouty on Twitter), who tells us about her first hand experiences and extensive reporting on the infamous island. Topics include: reviewing the McDonald's on Guantanamo bay, torture, a fantastic little Jamaican food shack, how much the USA pays in rent each month, blatant human rights violations, a bowling alley, and why it might be a little unrealistic to think Hillary is going to end up in Gitmo.

Q is back! And so is #1 Guest Travis View. He joins Jake & Julian to talk about the banality of the new drops, the passing of Red October, attorney John Huber being lauded as the Storm Bringer by the Anons, how Q became a Get Out The Vote guy, why he's a lot like the Insane Clown Posse, and how the QAnon Voat community is currently fighting over whether or not it's ok to incite violence.

A little taste of our 3rd premium episode — in which we uncover the mystical roots Hitler tried to get rid of when the Nazis grew more aggressive in their expansion and hit the world stage. We also touch on the weirdos continuing these awful traditions today.

Will Sommer of Right Richter newsletter and Daily Beast joins us to talk human trafficking, "the caravan", migrant rights, human rights, Larry the Cable Guy, the history of U.S. interventionism in Honduras, and the pipe bomb spectacular. This episode is going to detonate your um... ears? Really wrote myself into a corner here. Jake and Will do spend a long time wondering where Q has disappeared to. I think they might be experiencing withdrawal symptoms from his extended absence?

Nazis! They're the vintage craze that just won't die. Julian, Travis & Jake explore Q's cryptic drops, Hitler's frozen sperm, the spurious Angela Merkel connection, Russian nuclear submarines, Operation Paperclip, the very creepy Thule Society... and the very un-tactical Ben Affleck. We end on "Red October", an embarrassing misfire for Q and the QAnon community at large. Conspiracy theories can sometimes disappoint, folks.

We discuss the general QAnon version of Adrenochrome, then present some scientific research, then move on to some evidence of very real silicon valley technocrats consuming blood via a company called Ambrosia, which has allegedly caught the attention of wealthy investor Peter Thiel. Travis also tells us about Jewish Blood Libel, an old anti-semitic conspiracy theory that has similarities with the current movement's beliefs. Fun episode!