HeyJaredSome Dare Call It Conspiracy
Some Dare Call It Conspiracy is an investigative podcast examining conspiracy culture from the inside out.Hosted by Brent Lee and Neil Sanders, the show explores how conspiracy narratives form, how they spread, and why they are so effective at capturing attention and loyalty.
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Deep Dive • Cultural Marxism And The Great Replacement: Dismantling The Conspiracy Theories With Brian Kurvie (opens the original)
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Welcome to episode 002 of Some Dare Call It Conspiracy with Brent Lee and Neil Sanders!! Today we will be exploring the far right conspiracy theory known as "Cultural Marxism" with our guest, Flat Earth Satirist: Steve aka Brian Kurvie (The Conspiracist) Twitter: https://twitter.com/BKurvie YouTube: https://youtube.com/channel/UCWeHkziRppwrwrjJuvKt9ig We hope this episode will give you enough information to understand what this conspiracy theory is, who pushes it and what the root is.. join us a
Deep Dive • Satanic Illuminati Music Industry (3/13) (opens the original)
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Hello Initiates, and welcome to Some Dare Call It Conspiracy. In this episode, we continue our Deep Dive into the Satanic Illuminati Music Industry conspiracy theory, a long-running narrative that claims popular music is controlled by secret elites using occult rituals, mind control, and hidden symbolism to manipulate artists and audiences. Drawing on lived experience, research, and careful analysis, we trace where this theory comes from and why it continues to feel persuasive. We explore how ol
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