Hosted by Ryan Nelson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 66 episodes
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Sometimes the public doesn’t believe what we are told to believe. Join the discussion and explore the historical events, and public state of mind, that influenced the appeal and popularity of the most enduring conspiracy theories and alternative beliefs out there.
Ryan Nelson hosts Conspiracy Theoryology, a society show with 66 episodes published.
Episode 63 You remember it clearly. The Monopoly Man had a monocle. It was “Berenstein,” not “Berenstain.” And somehow… you’re not the only one. In this episode of Conspiracy Theoryology, Ryan revisits the Mandela Effect
Episode 62 A document appears where it was never meant to be seen. An internal memo. A classified report. A cache of files quietly passed to a journalist or released to the public. In an instant, the story everyone thoug
Episode 61 A voice calls your phone. It sounds familiar. The cadence is right. The emotion feels real. But the person never spoke. In this episode of Conspiracy Theoryology, Ryan Nelson examines the emerging world of art
Episode 60 A mysterious radio signal hums quietly across the shortwave band for decades — until one day, it doesn’t. In this episode of Conspiracy Theoryology, Ryan Nelson explores the strange and enduring world of numbe
Episode 58 Why does fiction sometimes feel prophetic? Why do movies, television shows, and novels seem to echo real-world events before they happen? In this episode of Conspiracy Theoryology, we explore the idea of predi
Episode 58 Modern propaganda doesn’t silence voices. It overwhelms them. In this episode, we traces the evolution of information warfare from Cold War psy-ops to social media manipulation, exploring how governments, corp
Episode 57 When every revelation feels like confirmation instead of correction, what happens to trust? In this episode, Ryan explores the quiet, cumulative collapse of institutional credibility — the slow erosion that re
Episode 56 Since the last episode, the conflict unfolding in Ukraine has escalated. While "hot war" is confined within the borders of Ukraine, the entire world is weighing in on this issue, and the truth is that economic
Episode 55 In early February 2022, in a US White House press briefing, the public was informed of "intelligence" indicating the execution of a false flag to be developed by Russia in order to instigate an invasion of Ukr
Episode 54 In January 2022, US President Biden and the White House released a media statement announcing an all-encompassing effort to produce, provide and distribute rapid COVID tests throughout the entire country, alon
Episode 53 Welcome Back, Theoryologists! New year, and new topics! Also, we are taking the growing approach of value-for-value funding for the show. Please consider donating if you found value in this episode. On Decembe
Episode 52 Welcome Back, Theoryologists! New year, and new topics! Also, we are taking the growing approach of value-for-value funding for the show. Please consider donating if you found value in this episode. This time
Episode 51 This time, we continue our Bones of Tyranny discussion by exploring the concept of the Stand Alone Complex and why fires of civil unrest and the breakdown of public confidence is exactly where tyranny is born
Episode 50 In 2006, the United States Congress passed the National Defense Authorization Act, which, among other things, allowed for the president to declare martial law, take command of National Guard Units without stat
Episode 49 Question: Do you think there is merit to the idea that governments and societal authorities use social control theory and moral panic to shape public behavior at the expense of personal freedoms and liberties?
Episode 48 For many, the world seems to have lost its mind. For others, the world became a very threatening and scary place. Society is under attack and upheaval from both a “natural” public health emergency and social u
Episode 47 When life ends, tragically and suddenly, or perhaps even naturally in its due course, can those final moments provide an opportunity for a final goodbye, or a heartfelt thank you to those that mean the most to
Episode 46 Dogs play a role in all aspects of human history. They are part of our history, lore, our ancient belief systems, and our families. Dogmen, black dogs and hell hounds, werewolves, skinwalkers, shapeshifters, A
Episode 45 This time on Conspiracy Theoryology, we wrap up on discussion of the Spanish Flu, exploring the medical knowledge of the time, what we now know to be true, and some other influences and conditions that may hav
BONUS Episode Hey there theoryologists. This time I have a bonus episode for you. Many of you are restricted to home, and the short radius of permissible travel from outside of the house, just trying to maintain as much
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Conspiracy Theoryology is hosted by Ryan Nelson. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 66 episodes.
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