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myfamilythinksimcrazySynchro-Mysticism Applied to Conspiracy Theory, History, Paranormal Phenomena, and All Things Mysterious. Here I write articles, present research, and post the supporters only edition of every The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast.
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Chris Knowles | David Wilcock's Death, Time Traveling AI, and This Broken Matrix
PREMIUM AD-FREE Version of Episode 592 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
Christopher Knowles, Author and Researcher, returns to the show for a fascinating conversation about how 2026 has started off strange, We talk the death of Da...
Adam Finnegan | Operation Paperclip: Bioweapons, Lyme, and Stealth Depopulation
PREMIUM AD-FREE Version of Episode 591 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
Adam Finnegan, or A.W. Finnegan, Author and Victim of Bioweapons, joins me to discuss his book https://www.trineday.com/products/the-sleeper-agent-the-rise-of...
Gary Wayne | The Giants of Old, Bloodline Obsession, and The True Nephilim
PREMIUM AD-FREE Version of Episode 590 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
Gary Wayne, Author and Christian Contrarian, joins me to discuss his extensive research into forgotten and forbidden aspects of western history, He exposes th...
Laird Scranton | Dogon Mysteries, Serpent Teachers, and The 3I Atlas Probe?
PREMIUM AD-Free Version of Episode 589 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
Laird Scranton, Author and Researcher, joins me to discuss his career studying and writing about the Ancient culture of the Dogon people, their advanced astro...
Wednesday 13 | Serpent Society, Black Goo, and Monsters of The Universe Come Out and Plague
PREMIUM AD-FREE Version of episode 588 of The My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Podcast
Wednesday 13, Singer and Musician, joins me to discuss our mutual interest in lizard people, black goo and other strange conspiracy theories, Wednesday talks...
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