Conspiracy theories have always existed, but with the global pandemic keeping us locked inside and glued to the internet, it seems that these beliefs are becoming more and more common. But are conspiracy theories really on the rise and is social media to blame? In this episode of Minds Matter, Beth Fisher and Ava Ma de Sousa look into the psychological mechanisms behind these fringe beliefs, the harms they may cause, and who is potentially susceptible (spoiler: it's all of us). Research discussed and further materials at https://www.mindsmatterpodcast.com/ep-8-your-mind-on-conspiracy

This week, the rave rock duo Kleng electrifies the studio with their energetic sound. In conversation with Nisa Ceylan, Sem Leijten and Remy de Kok go into depth about their musical vision and recount some scandalous tales from pre-Corona live gigs.

Babette houdt ontzettend van de Zweedse natuur, maar hoelang kan ze die nog bewonderen? In deze aflevering hebben Babette Stolk and Audrey de Ridder een filosofisch gesprek over wat als eerste ten onder gaat: het klimaat of de EU? Bonusvraag: hoeveel dieren worden er in deze aflevering genoemd?

Who is to blame for climate change? Michela Grasso and Nora O’Dea might have an answer. And they are spilling some tea on the EU’s budget, plus some juicy facts on mummies and prince Philip, in the end they are not that different..

Justin Yeung, Mohini Rastogi, Yalda Aieni, and Erandi De Silva are back with a new episode. Tune into discover our humorous take on stereotypes and do let us know about your crazy experiences

DJ Funniest Vines Compilation 2016... he's not the DJ we deserve... he's the DJ we need.

Fresh of the back of his debut album, 'vines that keep me from ending it all', he possesses the technical mastery of Lobsta B, mixed with the creativity of sherekhann. The Donkcast Crew (Roman Dog, Adam Tamimi & Felix Faillace) sit down with the Liverpool based luminary to pick his utterly genius brain and engage in some trademark 'cheeky banter' ;)

For today's Mystery Feature Luc Huijgens introduces us to newlyweds and semi-successful treasure hunters, Lilian and Gerard Griffith. It is through Gerard's audio logs that we hear of the Griffiths latest discovery, an ancient labyrinth dedicated to the Teotihuacan Spider Woman. What, exactly, did they find within these long forgotten ruins? In what strange and horrific ways have their lives been changed by this experience? And why does this episode have so much Jazz in it?

This week our 2 handsome detectives George Abbott and Elliot Bloom are in way over their heads, investigating the case of 1940s Noir B movies. George is stuck with the tricky case of Cat people, bringing back memories of the crime of the summer the Cats film.

While Elliot is working on the case of the stranger on the 3rd floor, the first of the film noirs. Which raises the tricky questions on the morality of feeding dogs hamburgers.

We did it guys! Joe Biden! We can all go back to brunch now because Trump is out and racism is over! **SMACK** WRONG SON.

We have just replaced a steaming turd with a wet fart. Yes an improvement, but satisfactory? not by a long shot.

Felix Faillace is joined by Lewis Grace (Bagsman) to discuss the future of the progressive and Trumpian movement on this weeks episode of Party Roulette.

This week, Niall Moore and Ricardo Acuña dare to dream of a world without Covid and debate the power of religious schools in the Netherlands. Also, have you heard the one about the hyena in the White House?