Breaking Social Norms

The hosts debunk a TikTok conspiracy linking the Unabomber to Jeffrey Epstein, clarifying that Ted Kaczynski targeted MKUltra researchers.

Hosts Isaac and Josie conclude their MKUltra series by exploring its influence on pop culture, citing films like The Manchurian Candidate and A Clockwork Orange.

This episode of Breaking Social Norms condenses extensive research on the CIA’s MKUltra program, exploring its origins, key figures like Sidney Gottlieb, and connections to psychedelic experiments.

The hosts recount a controversial trip to North Carolina to meet Chris Bledsoe, a prominent UFO contactee, and participate in sky watches.

This bonus episode of Breaking Social Norms analyzes the origins of QAnon, focusing on Alex Jones, WikiLeaks, and the 2016 election.

Hosts Josie and a guest analyze Steven Spielberg’s *Disclosure Day*, interpreting its plot as a coded commentary on political distractions and elite control.

Hosts of Breaking Social Norms explore liminal spaces, linking the eerie atmosphere of empty schools and dead malls to occult energy manipulation.

Hosts of Breaking Social Norms analyze a comedian’s controversial theory that relationships are futile and that society wrongly equates being single with being broken.

In this Round Robin episode of Breaking Social Norms, hosts Josie and Isaac riff on Pizza Hut’s retro 80s revival and their summer reading goals.

This episode explores the conspiracy theory linking Michael Aquino, a former US Army officer and Satanist, to J.

Hosts Josie and Wise Ops analyze Michael Jackson’s enigmatic persona and the tragic trajectories of 80s and 90s child stars.

Hosts of Breaking Social Norms discuss Lane Brown’s New York Magazine article "The Feed is Fake," revealing how stealth marketing campaigns manipulate social media algorithms.

This episode critiques the recent government UFO disclosure as a distraction from geopolitical issues like the Iran conflict and Epstein files.

This episode explores conspiracy theories regarding missing scientists, ancient aliens, and government cover-ups.

This Breaking Social Norms episode analyzes the White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting, with hosts arguing it was a staged "Operation Mindfuck" event to justify Trump’s bunker construction.

The host discusses an interview with Mark Frost, co-creator of Twin Peaks, revealing the show’s origins from a canceled Marilyn Monroe project and its deep occult influences.

This Breaking Social Norms episode explores the "Illuminati dolphins" conspiracy, tracing its roots to John C.