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The Tin Foil Diaries: Uncover the TruthWelcome to The Tin Foil Diaries, the podcast that dives deep into the most intriguing conspiracy theories. Each episode, we dedicate 20-30 minutes to dissecting popular theories, exploring the evidence, and separating fact from fiction.

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Pizzagate: The Lie That Walked Through the Door (opens the original)

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    How a fabricated internet rumor sent an armed man into a Washington, D.C. pizza restaurant — and why the story never actually ended. Summary: In this entry of The Tin Foil Diaries, we trace Pizzagate from its start in a misread batch of leaked campaign emails, through its explosive spread across 4chan, Reddit, and social media, to the December 2016 shooting at Comet Ping Pong that turned an online rumor into an armed incident. We walk through what police, journalists, and fact-checkers actually

  2. Episode · Sep 8, 2026

    The 9/11 Inside Job: What Really Brought Down the Towers? (opens the original)

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    Twenty-five years later, one theory still won't stay buried. Here's what the evidence actually shows. Summary: In this entry of The Tin Foil Diaries, we take on the most consequential conspiracy theory this show has ever covered: the claim that the U.S. government planned, assisted, or covered up the September 11th attacks. We start with Building 7 — the third tower most people forget ever fell — walk through the full "inside job" case as its most serious researchers actually argue it, and then

  3. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    WHAT'S REALLY INSIDE YOUR HEAD? The MKUltra Conspiracy (opens the original)

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    A real CIA program spent over two decades trying to control the human mind. Here's what's documented — and where the theory goes past it. Summary: In this entry of The Tin Foil Diaries, we open the file on Project MKUltra — the CIA's real, congressionally investigated mind-control program that ran from 1953 into the early 1970s. We trace its roots in Cold War fears about Korean War "brainwashing," walk through the drugs, hypnosis, and unconsented human experimentation carried out at universities

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    The Reptilian Elite: Lizard Kings, Ancient Myths, and a Very Human Danger (opens the original)

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    Inside the theory that turned shape-shifting bloodlines into a global phenomenon — and the darker history it's been dragging behind it. They're supposedly in the boardrooms, the palaces, the summits — wearing human skin and running the world from underneath it. In this entry, we trace the Reptilian Elite theory from ancient Sumerian myth through David Icke's decades-long career, through the viral "glitch" videos that keep the theory alive online, and into the well-documented, uncomfortable histo

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    Conspiracy 101: How to Actually Investigate a Theory (Without Losing Your Mind) (opens the original)

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    The Tin Foil Diaries breaks format to hand over the actual toolkit — the method, the mistakes, and a real walkthrough of a declassified case, start to finish. No single case this time — instead, a full breakdown of the actual mechanics behind separating real cover-ups from convincing noise, including a personal story about the time the host got it badly wrong. From MKUltra, COINTELPRO, and Operation Northwoods to FOIA requests and the fact/theory/rumor/speculation framework, this entry is the to

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