Now it’s March 4th, I guess
I was accidentally on purpose trolling some disillusioned MAGA accounts today and noticed some of the pillier among the comments referencing March 4th as the “last hope”. Turns out, there’s a reason The Storm didn’t happen on inauguration day after all! Now it’s going to happen on March 4th, the original inauguration day (before it…
On New York Magazine’s obscene and irresponsible endorsement of dangerous junk science, and Lucien Greaves’ forceful response
If you’re roughly of my generation, there’s a good chance that you, like me, went through a phase in the 1990s in which you were somewhere between intrigued by and obsessed with the paranormal trash shows masquerading as news magazine shows – Sightings namely and, to a lesser extent, Unsolved Mysteries and the like. Those…
The Second Great Disappointment – What happens now for the Q Cult?
Over the last couple days, a few friends have picked my brain about what would happen to QAnon after today. This was of course under the assumption that The Storm would not be carried out, that Trump would leave for Florida in shame, and that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris would be sworn in as…
All of Season One Now Available
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Season 1 Finale – The Christmas Chronicler
It’s our final episode of season one. We began the season looking at the lasting legacy of the X-Files and how the landscape of conspiracy theories in the 1990s contrasted with those of today. So closing the season right before Christmas, it only seemed right that to examine history’s most successful actual conspiracy – that…
TOMORROW – A Very Special QANON Event! PLUS: Catch up on episode 21!
Election day is just around the corner! Will the armies of QAnon, defenders of nonexistent children who are the nonexistent victims of a nonexistent cabal of devil-worshipping vampiric/pedophilic elites rise up and take to the streets when Donald Trump loses? Maybe? Probably? I dunno. But QAnon is scary as shit and you should take them…
Episode 20 – Pastor June Joplin
Hard to Believe #020 – Pastor June Joplin Until last summer, June Joplin had been serving as pastor at Lorne Park Baptist Church in Toronto. Then she delivered a sermon that would change her life. In the months since, she has been interviewed by the New York Times, Vox, and the CBC, and her story has been featured…
Episode 19 – Emmy Nominee Liza Richardson
Hard to Believe #019 – Emmy Nominee Liza Richardson Long admired in the television and movie world, Liza Richardson developed a loyal fan following when she served as the music supervisor for The Leftovers, and this year she was nominated for an Emmy for her work on Watchmen. Joey Lewandowski – whose favorite show of all…
Episode 18 – Greg Garrett on U2, zombies, race in Hollywood, and more
Hard to Believe #018 – Greg Garrett – Cultural Theologian Cultural theologian Greg Garrett is the author of more than 20 books, including 2009’s We Get to Carry Each Other, the Gospel According to U2, 2017’s Living with Living Dead, an exploration of the theological and human insights of the zombie apocalypse trope, and A Long, Long Way: Hollywood’s…
Episode 17 – Mandisa Thomas – Founder of Black Nonbelievers
Mandisa Thomas is the founder of Black Nonbelievers – a nonprofit that connects Black Americans and their allies who are living free of religion and might otherwise be shunned by family and friends in a caring, friendly, and informative environment. The group now has chapters in 14 major cities across the country. Mandisa serves on…
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