Conspiracy Consultants
Conspiracy Consultants
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Have you ever heard a conspiracy theory that made you wonder: who is in on it? How much would it cost? How would they even begin to make that happen?Well, Michelle and Anna have. In each episode, they'll take a different conspiracy theory and work out what needs to happen to make it a reality. Introducing the Conspiracy Consultants.Follow us on InstagramCo-Hosted by Michelle Barnette and Anna RyderEdited and Produced by Michelle BarnetteConcept Originated and Development Produced by Chris Harding for Whale Song MediaMusic by Nicole JohnsonArtwork by Luke Galloway Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Focuses on dissecting famous conspiracy theories, such as the mythology surrounding Elvis Presley and the microchipping allegations involving Bill Gates, with episodes that combine research on cost, feasibility, and societal impact, while unpacking the bizarre aspects behind each theory.
Ever heard a conspiracy theory so wild you couldn’t help but ask – who’s pulling the strings, what would it take, and could anyone actually make it happen? Michelle has, and she’s bringing her sharp curiosity (and a guest) to find out. Each episode of The Conspiracy Consultants unpacks a different theory, testing its logic, logistics, and sheer audacity. It’s part thought experiment, part comedy, and all the fun of wondering “what if?” without needing a tinfoil hat.
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Hosted, researched and edited by Michelle Barnette, with scripting support by Anna Ryder
Created and developed by Chris Harding for Whale Song Media
Music by Nicole Johnson
Artwork by Luke Galloway for Space Face Films
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Michelle and Jamie tackle the TikTok theory that’s got the internet convinced gravity is switching off on August 12th, 2026. For a full seven seconds.
Led by Jamie, together they break down the “science” (94.7% accuracy, allegedly), work out which room in your house is safest (spoiler: bring a seatbelt to the bathroom), and pitch some questionable survival tech (Chinese finger traps?). There’s also a highly necessary detour into how to make a fake statistic sound convincing, and why 33 is always more believable than 30.
It might just save your life on August 12th. Probably not though.
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