What are my go-tos for getting into conspiracy theories and late night radio shows?

[Black Light Red Panic]

or some combination of the two?

 

[Papa Adolfo's Take'n'Bake]

Coast-to-Coast AM, it all just kind of branches out from there

 

[Nikes_JustDoIt]

For me it was Wendigoon iceberg playlist, he does briefly go over the iceberg but it gives a sampling of the theories. There are some he couldn't find anything or others he cant say due to Youtube.

 

[Uncle Sid]

Look up the documentary Evidence of Revision. It's on youtube but it's like 10 hours so it's in parts. Also, read Cathy O'Brien's "TRANCE Formation of America."

 

[ShitlordroltihS]

Follow God, not Alex Jones. Even if he's right sometimes.

 

[XYZpdq]

the virgin "snoory" vs ART BELL

edit- more about the greatness of Art

the next step is Mel's Hole

 

[Chi-com Soldier]

https://podcastaddict.com/podcast/3171640

 

[stupid orc]

For me it was Wendigoon iceberg playlist, he does briefly go over the iceberg but it gives a sampling of the theories. There are some he couldn't find anything or others he cant say due to Youtube.

its amazing to me how someone who enjoys this kind of content can find a place like KF

 

[Poppavalyim Andropoff]

simply type "conspiracy" into YouTube then scroll for days at all the shitbricks mouthing off their nonsense

 

[Linkola's IT Guy]

Coast to Coast AM used to be very entertaining when Art Bell was the host, but now it just sucks. I would go back to the guy who was the archetype of the American conspiracy theorist: Milton William Cooper. He had a radio show called The Hour of the Time and a book called Behold a Pale Horse, both of which you can find online. If you want some stuff that has a greater basis in fact, look up Michael Ruppert.