Episode 57

When every revelation feels like confirmation instead of correction, what happens to trust? In this episode, Ryan explores the quiet, cumulative collapse of institutional credibility — the slow erosion that reshaped how we see truth, authority, and each other.

From psychology to sociology, from the age of media spin to the algorithmic echo chamber, Conspiracy Theoryology examines how suspicion became the default and why belief itself has turned into a survival instinct.

Because the greatest conspiracy may not be hidden at all — it might be the one we’re all living in.

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Episode 56

Since the last episode, the conflict unfolding in Ukraine has escalated. While "hot war" is confined within the borders of Ukraine, the entire world is weighing in on this issue, and the truth is that economic, cyber and political combat is world wide.

Once again, this is an unfolding event and while we recorded on 3/9, and a lot of things have happened since then, this discussion is still very relevant because many of these questions have still not been answered.

In order to continue this discussion about this unfolding topic, I'm joined by Scott Compton, fellow podcaster and co-host of the America Today Podcast

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Episode 55

In early February 2022, in a US White House press briefing, the public was informed of "intelligence" indicating the execution of a false flag to be developed by Russia in order to instigate an invasion of Ukraine. This admission of the use and legitimacy of false flags as a tactic presents a much larger discussion than simply the Russia/Ukraine conflict. In fact, it seems the false flag announcement was itself the false flag meant to goad Russia into a corner and make invasion certain.

In order to have a robust discussion about this unfolding topic, I'm joined by Scott Compton, fellow podcaster and co-host of the America Today Podcast

Scott and I discuss the announcement of the false flag, as well as a longer discussion on the Russia-Ukraine conflict, trying to understand the greater motivations driving the global response.

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Links:

https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-business-europe-belarus-jens-stoltenberg-43c9151532de706a2edec5684dfcf07d

https://academic.oup.com/analysis/article/70/4/615/106991?login=false

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022103108000760

https://citizenfreepress.com/breaking/this-is-rather-freaky/

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