Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 19 hours 48 minutes
To close out Conspiracy Month, Peyton tells Austin about Richard Donner's aptly named 1997 film "Conspiracy Theory" and how it ties their journey of the last month into a complete, satisfying narrative. Your hosts share closing thoughts on the themes...
As Conspiracy Month begins to wind down, Peyton and Austin roundup some miscellaneous theories, ranging from the pockets on women's pants, to Avril Lavigne's secret replacement, to Mattress Firm's money laundering, to yet more US officials getting za...
Using Oliver Stone's 1991 film as a map, Peyton guides Austin into the labyrinthine mystery that is the JFK assassination. This super-sized episode hits all the main beats of the conspiracy, from why the intelligence agencies wanted to kill JFK, to L...
Peyton and Austin discuss the 9/11 attacks, the failings of US institutions that allowed them to happen, the strange occurrences surrounding them, and the world spanning neocon hegemony and imperialism of the US that resulted from them. Your hosts di...
For the first episode of CONSPIRACY MONTH, Peyton explains the 1975 thriller Three Days of the Condor, its accurate portrayal of CIA treachery, and its prophetic narrative elements. Your hosts also brief you with intel about our fight against the dee...
No movie. No main topic. Just two pals riffing. Peyton and Austin, in preparation for next month's conspiracy themed episodes, have decided that, this week, they're just gonna riff. Your hosts discuss Ratatouille, COVID deaths, Havana Syndrome, rando...
It's a special Explaining To Austin cultural report, as your hosts dive into the terminology used by incels, as found on IncelWiki. These pathetic freaks sure do have a lot of made up racist/misogynist terms, and you're about to learn them all! Also,...
Peyton explains the previously lost 1970s Italian horror movie "Cannibals of the Blood Disco" to Austin... but is everything truly as it seems? Also, your hosts discuss sausage sandwich expert Andrew Cuomo's resignation, how weird belly buttons are, ...
With Austin back, Peyton explains 1977's "Death Bed: The Bed That Eats" about a bed that eats people and has a ridiculous amount of lore. For an appetizer, Peyton scolds Austin and discusses her opinion of Blink 182 and for dessert, your hosts listen...
With Alex of the "Haus of Decline" podcast (aka "Jack Dump" on twitter) filling in for Austin this week, Peyton explains the newly released M. Night Shyamalan movie "Old", about a beach that makes people old! Join your hosts as they discuss time beac...