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Welcome to the Tin Foil Hats Team. We began this podcast back in 2019 while we were college students together. We both loved history and learning more about how history isn't as black and white as we once thought.
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- Jul 7, 2026
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Episode 85: Release the Files (opens the original)
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Hey Everyone,Welcome back to the first Tuesday of the month which means a classic conspiracy episode! This month Connor covers Dr. Peter B. Neubauer’s Twin Study from the 60's and 70's. Let us know all of your favorite twin facts and stories.Love,AC
Episode 84: Can you hear me see me? (opens the original)
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Hey everyone! Happy last week of July. This week we wanted to change things up and play something new, but it caused a bunch of technical problems. However, hopefully it's still consumable. We played some fun Roblox games for this week's stream. We hope you enjoy watching.Love, AC
Episode 83: No Cut Scene Again (opens the original)
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Hey everyone! Welcome to the continuation of our Baldurs Gate 3 play through from last week. We had a great time learning how dumb we are and not getting a cut scene. Love, AC
Episode 82: Beautiful Night Innit? (opens the original)
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Hey everyone!Another week playing Baldur's Gate 3! Enjoy :)Love AC,Connor
Episode 81: We Steal from Old People (opens the original)
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Hey Everyone! We hope you had a great Fourth of July weekend! This week Avalon covers the Brick and Minifigures on going scandal. Come with us as we learn all about this crazy story. Love, AC
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