Our Big Dumb Mouth

00:00:00 – Audio Setup, Star Wars Fan Debate Show starts with discussion about audio stream issues and Joe's absence due to birthday plans. Hosts joke about birthday priorities, algorithmic rage culture, and how Joe gets his news. Transition to Star Wars fandom; debate about original Star Wars theatrical cut and George Lucas’s revisions. 00:10:00 – Star Wars Original Cut Return & Box Office Potential Conversation about the 1977 Star Wars cut being screened in London. Discussion on fan-made restorations, black market versions, and speculation on financial success if Disney re-released original cuts. Debate on how Disney could regain fan goodwill and how current Star Wars content has fared. 00:20:00 – Andor, Mandalorian, and Disney Star Wars Strategy Talk shifts to upcoming Star Wars projects like the Andor season and potential Mandalorian/Grogu movie. Hosts analyze Disney’s strategy of rebuilding trust with legacy content. Praise for Andor’s adult storytelling and deeper politic

00:00:00 - Bizarre Manager Tales and Alex Jones Clips Show opens with banter about Joe’s intense management style and new gig. A selection of wild Alex Jones clips is played, prompting commentary on his chaotic delivery. Brief update on financial markets and some humorous talk about waffles and economic indicators. 00:10:00 - Trump's Tariffs and Global Trade Drama Trump enacts 125% tariffs on China, sparing other nations temporarily. Discussion on whether the goal is to isolate China or encourage wider global cooperation. Kevin O’Leary’s call for 400% tariffs sparks debate about fairness and enforcement. 00:20:00 - China Retaliates and Trade War Escalates China responds with 84% retaliatory tariffs, calling for global unity against Trump. Memes and viral videos mocking American factory jobs are discussed. Hosts defend blue-collar work and examine why jobs were offshored post-NAFTA. 00:30:00 - Political Rage and Brain Circuitry New study links political extremism to specific brain

00:00:00 --> 00:10:00 – The hosts reminisce about the show’s evolution, from early image feeds to livestreams and changing co-hosts. Mike shares updates about working as a sound engineer for his wife's band and reflects on the challenges of music production. The show dives into Alex Jones clips, including bizarre rants and confusion between Jeff Goldblum and “Jeff Goldberg.” 00:10:00 --> 00:20:00 – More absurd Alex Jones quotes are played and analyzed, filled with shirtless rants and chaotic statements. The team introduces headlines, focusing on a new alien abduction thriller called Watch the Skies, and discuss its AI-generated dubbing and visual effects. 00:20:00 --> 00:30:00 – They continue analyzing Watch the Skies and its use of AI for dubbing and mouth animation. The discussion leads into re-edited trailers that change film genres (What About Bob, The Shining). Paranormal news headlines are teased, including a man arrested for collecting periodic table elements and Argentina releasing secret Nazi d

  [00:00:00] - Joe returns from Mexico and shares travel stories involving cheap booze and some sketchy logistics. The crew transitions into the release of JFK files, highlighting the disappointment that no conclusive “smoking gun” was revealed, despite Rep. Paulina Luna claiming NBC has unseen Oswald footage. [00:10:00] - Speculation about the hidden Oswald footage continues. Talk turns to media cover-ups, the CIA’s possible involvement, and the suppression of controversial stories like Epstein. Then, the show pivots to bizarre headlines about robot dogs, AI homes, and MIT's proposal to use ethically-sourced human bodies in medical research. [00:20:00] - The gang dives deep into the implications of lab-grown human bodies without minds—used for organ harvesting or testing. They joke about AI-human hybrids, but note the serious ethical red flags. References are made to China’s organ industry and the elite’s likely monopolization of such tech. [00:30:00] - Continued discussion on "empty vessels" and the

00:00:00 – Opens with Joe still on vacation, Alex Jones soundboard chaos, and talk about the pyramid dig controversy in Egypt. Wild theories on ancient structures, black ops, and potential pole shifts are thrown around. 00:10:00 – More hilarious Alex Jones clips, including shirtless moments. The guys riff on Trump reportedly wanting the U.S. to join the British Commonwealth and whether it’s a serious diplomatic proposal or trolling. 00:20:00 – Deep dive into the Commonwealth idea: pros, cons, trade impact, and cultural symbolism. They debate what joining would mean for U.S. independence and suggest Trump might want to rename it the "American Commonwealth." 00:30:00 – Trump’s supposed leaked Signal chat about war plans sparks discussion. They joke about secure communication apps, war strategies via Snapchat, and general tech incompetence among elites. 00:40:00 – Gates predicts AI will replace teachers and doctors. They clown on creepy CDC robocalls about childhood immunizations. Then, they introduce

00:00:00 - The guys joke about the audio quality and encourage listeners to use their imagination with the audio-only format. Mike shares stories from the homestead, including his dog chasing off a fox. Paranormal topics teased: haunted TVs, pyramids, and the bizarre superhero "Nun Man." 00:10:00 - Haunted television deep dive: The hosts discuss horror movies (Poltergeist, The Ring) and historical tech-related ghost stories. Early TV tech led to paranoia and ghost sightings, with theories even suggesting TVs might one day tune into the spirit world. 00:20:00 - Stories from the 1950s about ghostly faces burned into screens. Examples of TVs reacting to dog whistles and phone rings due to early remote tech. Some people blamed TVs for violent crimes or demonic possession. A bizarre UK broadcast interruption from 1977 features a message from the "Ashtar Galactic Command." 00:30:00 - The 2000 Crimea alien broadcast incident is discussed: a green humanoid appeared on TVs during the night, speaking an unknown

00:00:00 - The show kicks off with Mike, Joe, and Cratchit discussing various topics, including a humorous take on finding out who really killed JFK. They dive into the latest "hot drops" of newly released JFK files and discuss the lack of a definitive "CIA did it" admission. The conversation moves to Alex Jones' latest clips, featuring bizarre rants and moments from his broadcasts. 00:10:00 - The team discusses Trump's State of the Union, with speculation about his behavior and an exaggerated joke about him guzzling feces. They transition into discussing the release of new JFK files, highlighting missing documents, specifically a conversation between Lyndon Johnson and the CIA director. They note that some files are being removed post-release, possibly to cover sensitive information. 00:20:00 - More on the JFK files: suspicions arise that a rogue CIA faction played a role in the assassination, with connections to Israel and intelligence agencies. They discuss the theory that JFK was killed due to his stance

00:00:00 - Discussion on "Woke" Snow White Remake Hosts discuss controversies around the new Snow White movie, particularly the casting choices and Peter Dinklage’s opposition to hiring little people actors. Debate over how much money Disney has lost on the project, with speculation about its failure. 00:10:00 - New UFO Documentary “The Age of Disclosure” A new film claims to expose U.S. government coverups on alien presence, featuring interviews with high-ranking officials. Some skepticism on figures like James Clapper being credible voices in the UFO community. Discussion about how mainstream UFO topics have become, making it less appealing. 00:20:00 - Discussion on UFO Grifters & “Soul Foundation” Hosts discuss the rise of UFO grifters who charge outrageous membership fees (up to $25K/year) to be part of "exclusive" groups. Comparison to past UFO scam artists like Corey Goode and David Wilcock. 00:30:00 - Loch Ness Monster Hunt & New Sightings A new Loch Ness Monster expedition is pl

00:00:00 - The show kicks off with tech issues and general banter about computer problems. Discussion about Tiger Balm, injuries, and random product reviews. They introduce Alex Jones clips, touching on his latest statements and conspiracy theories. 00:10:00 - Discussion on Alex Jones' claims about a hit squad targeting him, connecting it to NATO, Ukraine, and Trump. Concerns over recent swattings and the murder of an InfoWars reporter. Debate over the possibility of a coordinated attack against Jones. 00:20:00 - FIFA and Trump news: Trump receives a redesigned World Cup trophy, sparking conspiracy talk about symbology. Comparisons to the mysterious glowing orb photo with Saudi leaders in 2017. Speculation about hidden messages in the design. 00:30:00 - USAID document destruction story, concerns over government transparency, and whether mass shredding and burning of files is routine or suspicious. Brief digression into old celebrity scandals. 00:40:00 - The topic shifts to UFOs, with director Peter Farrelly

00:00:00 - The episode kicks off with a lighthearted discussion on lazy internet content, including pointing videos and reaction memes. The hosts joke about conspiracy culture labeling everyone as "controlled opposition." 00:10:00 - Call-in segment with Steve from Fox and Sons Coffee, discussing coffee roasting, giveaways, and humor about coffee-induced bathroom habits. 00:20:00 - Bizarre news story about a Chinese man suffering from intestinal necrosis after his fiancée subjected him to three hours of electroshock pain as a "childbirth simulation test." 00:30:00 - Discussion on a controversial study suggesting that everyone has psychic abilities, but they are suppressed by the brain. Includes clips from Dean Radin and Mitch Horowitz on perception, cognition, and mysticism. 00:40:00 - Claims that psychic individuals may be recruited for secret government programs related to UFOs. Speculation about military projects involving children with high psychic potential. 00:50:00 - AI-generated audio parody featuring

00:00:00 - The episode kicks off with casual banter, including voice strain from a concert, password-resetting jokes, and a backlog of Alex Jones clips. The hosts dive into an extended segment of Alex Jones' past rants, featuring over-the-top claims and signature outbursts. 00:10:00 - Scientific protests and funding struggles—scientists are organizing against budget cuts, with some forming a new lobbying group to influence policy. The hosts mock the idea of scientists feeling entitled to government funding and joke about dead-end research projects like studies on chimpanzee urination habits. 00:20:00 - Discussion of a study linking belief in conspiracy theories to spitefulness. The hosts argue that many official narratives, like the Nord Stream pipeline explosion or COVID-19 policies, were initially dismissed as conspiracy theories but later found merit. They criticize the mainstream framing of skepticism as irrational. 00:30:00 - Joe Rogan discussion—the hosts joke about compiling a database of Rogan

00:00:00 – The show opens with casual banter about the hosts' week, building a new deck, and dealing with goats. They discuss upcoming Alex Jones clips and a segment on visual glitches, including Mike’s personal experience of seeing reality distort for a split second. Listeners write in with similar glitch experiences, referencing The X-Files and other anomalous events. 00:10:00 – More listener stories about unexplained visual glitches, including pixelation, neon green shapes, and hyper-real visions. Discussion of how high-definition TV initially unsettled viewers, leading into a larger conversation about the nature of perception and simulation theory. 00:20:00 – Mike shares an old personal experience of seeing a green grid pattern while high at a Terminator 3 screening, tying it into the idea of simulation theory. They also discuss how pop culture—like The Matrix, Dark City, and The Thirteenth Floor—helped shape the modern concept of living in a simulated reality. 00:30:00 – Celebrity UFO encounters:

00:00:00 - Casual banter about the weather, including chemtrail spraying conspiracies and its impact on temperatures. Discussion on taxes, making humorous deductions like claiming Ukraine as a dependent. Mike promises to bring more weird stories in future episodes. 00:10:00 - Ozzy Osbourne’s Black Sabbath final show controversy. Many fans feel misled as Ozzy won’t perform a full set due to his declining health. Speculation on replacements like James Hetfield or Billy Corgan stepping in. Debate over whether fans were deceived by the initial ticket sales announcement. 00:20:00 - Twitter debates on government waste, fraud, and abuse. Discussion on how some define waste only as something Congress hasn’t approved. Arguments on social media highlight different interpretations of fiscal responsibility and whether government spending is inherently inefficient. 00:30:00 - Scientists claim that the Great Pyramid of Giza may have functioned as an ancient power plant, amplifying electromagnetic energy. Discussion

00:00:00 - 00:10:00 Opening discussion on social media habits, nostalgia for early internet days, and how digital consumption affects perception of reality. Glitch in reality anecdote—host shares a weird moment where reality seemed to "reset." Alex Jones Clips of the Week—a collection of bizarre, over-the-top rants from Jones. Promotion for Doom Scrolling Podcast—mention of its growing audience. 00:10:00 - 00:20:00 Humor around Alex Jones' exaggerated job lists, where he claims to have worked in dozens of professions. Media manipulation and public perception, how figures like Trump and Musk are presented differently based on political bias. Winter weather panic in the South—why a small amount of snow causes mass shutdowns. Tech frustrations, including glitches in software and the hosts’ personal experiences with recent issues. 00:20:00 - 00:30:00 Scientific fraud & government funding—discussion on how grant money incentivizes fake science. Leaked email from a physicist confirms that high-energy phy

00:00:00 - Opening Banter and Generation X Nostalgia Hosts joke about being Gen X and discuss a viral clip claiming Gen X is the toughest generation. Talk about childhood experiences, discipline, and how their upbringing differs from younger generations. 00:10:00 - Movie Talk: Led Zeppelin Documentary Review of Becoming Led Zeppelin, focusing on their music rather than wild rockstar excesses. Discussion of Jimmy Page’s occult interests and whether it influenced their success. 00:20:00 - Rock Stars and the Paranormal Sammy Hagar claims aliens telepathically programmed him to be a rock star. Discussion on rock stars’ connections to the paranormal, including Billy Corgan and Tom DeLonge. 00:30:00 - AI and Critical Thinking Microsoft study claims AI reduces critical thinking, sparking debate on its real-world usefulness. Bizarre news story about a man killing his wife due to a paranormal meter making him believe she would eat him. 00:40:00 - More AI, Paranormal Devices, and Rock Lyrics Paranormal tech’s

00:00:00 - The show kicks off with some light banter before discussing Sam Tripoli’s podcast drama, where he fired his booker live on air. They transition into analyzing the latest Alex Jones rants, including his ongoing feud with David Icke and theories of a "conspiracy civil war" between high-profile theorists. 00:10:00 - More Alex Jones clips, highlighting his increasingly bizarre statements. They discuss media fearmongering, violent rhetoric, and how the political climate has become unhinged. 00:20:00 - Government secrecy revelations: Rep. Paulina Luna announces a new task force dedicated to declassifying federal secrets. The focus includes: 00:30:00 - Discussion on government inefficiency and bureaucracy, particularly how officials stall transparency. Instead of releasing documents, committees are formed to "review" them, adding another layer of control. They express skepticism about whether any real information will come from Luna’s committee. 00:40:00 - The Occult Elvis Theory: A new book cla

00:00:00 - The hosts discuss strange monthly internet challenges like "No Wang November." They also mention the history of cereal and its connection to controlling impulses, referencing Kellogg’s Cornflakes and other early cereals. The discussion takes a humorous turn about whether Lucky Charms have the opposite effect. 00:10:00 - News of Black Sabbath’s reunion show surfaces, featuring Ozzy Osbourne performing despite severe health issues. There’s speculation on how he will manage, given his reported inability to walk. Discussion of rock legends performing late into their careers and comparisons with Axl Rose's past performances. 00:20:00 - The conversation shifts to asteroids and how media portrays their potential danger. A 200-foot asteroid has a 1 in 83 chance of hitting Earth in 2032. The hosts reference movies like Armageddon and Deep Impact and joke about how governments might handle informing the public if the worst-case scenario happens. 00:30:00 - A discussion about nuclear weapons for aster

00:00:00 - Show Introduction & USAID Discussion The crew welcomes guests, including Charlie from Macro Aggressions, and discusses Joe’s absence. Deep dive into USAID’s history, its connections to the CIA, and its alleged role in global regime change. Introduction of Alex Jones clips of the week, featuring his usual wild and controversial soundbites. 00:10:00 - Media’s Take on USAID & More Alex Jones Clips Breakdown of how mainstream media is portraying Trump’s USAID restructuring. BBC’s sympathetic coverage of USAID is challenged with counterarguments about its covert operations. More Alex Jones clips, including outrageous takes on illegal immigration and conspiracy theories. 00:20:00 - Depopulation Theories & USAID’s Global Influence Claims that USAID has funded sterilization programs under the guise of humanitarian aid. Kissinger’s 1974 memorandum on third-world depopulation and Bill Gates' alleged involvement. Mike Benz exposes USAID as an unchecked intelligence asset used for foreign inte

00:00:00 - The show kicks off with Midnight Mike, Joe, and Cratchit discussing the "It's All Happening" meme, featuring a compilation of Alex Jones clips. They also touch on Tulsi Gabbard’s confirmation hearings and the history of politicians in cabinet positions. 00:10:00 - Discussion shifts to recent airline crashes, including a Blackhawk helicopter crash in D.C. and a Learjet explosion in Philadelphia. Conspiracy theories about possible cyberattacks or government cover-ups arise. 00:20:00 - The hosts analyze the Wikipedia entry for the D.C. plane crash, noting how detailed it was within hours of the event. Speculation about AI-assisted history writing and rapid information control emerges. 00:30:00 - A discussion on the FAA administrator hearings, where a nominee fails to answer basic aviation safety questions. The hosts compare this to past political appointees and speculate on the role of diversity initiatives in government competence. 00:40:00 - They highlight a claim by researcher Chris Bledsoe about N