Conspiracy Cabal

Donny's on the phone, and FIFA is listening! What's the DJ? No red card? Yes sir no problem sir. Half of Australia can't pay for a flat white because Telstra went down, Beijing is just "testing the waters," right? Hosted by Rich Baker and Dr Nick Coatsworth, the Conspiracy Cabal is on the hunt for the kernel of truth. Contact the show at conspiracycabal@outlook.com. The Conspiracy Cabal doesn't pr...

Are bikies running the Labor government? And how big is the CFMEU influence? For years, the Big Build has been promoted as the largest infrastructure investment in Victorian history. But behind the billions of dollars in public spending, allegations have emerged of intimidation, organised crime infiltration, corruption, and extraordinary failures of oversight. For decades, rumours about the influe...

Geelong is the place to go for many things, but UFOs? Well, apparently so. Plus, more World Cup match-fixing controversy (Sepp are you there?) and some Aussies have been charged with spying on behalf of the Russians. What is this, 1979? Hosted by Rich Baker and Dr Nick Coatsworth, the Conspiracy Cabal is on the hunt for the kernel of truth. Contact the show at conspiracycabal@outlook.com . The Con...

Released in 1939, it transformed Judy Garland into an international star and became a defining piece of Hollywood history. But behind the Technicolor magic was a production marked by exhausting schedules, dangerous working conditions, and an industry that abused women and children. For decades, stories surrounding the film have grown into something much darker. Because when a movie is surrounded b...

Your weekly conspiracy update, tuck in folks this is a good one. This week, Bill Gates' links to Jeffrey Epstein are back in the spotlight, we look at the bizarre alleged abduction during Brazil v Scotland at the World Cup, and Richard Baker shares the story of the time he and Nick McKenzie were sued after an investigation into organised crime. Some stories are backed by evidence. Others are fuell...

On 31 August 1997, Princess Diana died in a car crash in a Paris tunnel. The official investigation concluded that the driver was intoxicated, driving at excessive speed, and attempting to evade pursuing photographers. Multiple inquiries in both France and the United Kingdom reached the same conclusion. The case was closed. But for millions of people, it never really ended. Because when the most p...

In 1977, a US Senate hearing confirmed that the American military had been secretly seeding clouds over Vietnam for a decade. The program was called Operation Popeye. Its existence had been classified. Its goal was to extend the monsoon season and flood enemy supply lines. It worked. And when it came out, the government's position was essentially: yes, we did that, and no, we won't be discussing w...

Bill Gates bug goes BITE and now you can't eat a souva?? Between 2010 and 2022, the CDC identified more than 110,000 suspected cases of alpha-gal syndrome in the United States, with estimates suggesting the real number could be closer to 450,000. People developing a potentially life-threatening allergy to red meat after a tick bite, and never knowing why. And the lone star tick is spreading north,...

On April 8th, 1994, an electrician arrived at a Seattle mansion to install a security system and found the body of the most famous musician on the planet. He'd been there for three days. Seattle Police ruled it suicide before the week was out. Thirty years later, a peer-reviewed forensic paper published in an international journal says they got it wrong. So what does it mean when the official stor...

TRUMPY, look at you go big fella dropping some unreal UFO, UAP gear for us to go through. Thank you our orange friend, thank you. On May 8th, the Pentagon quietly uploaded 162 declassified files to a new government website. No press conference. No briefing. Just a link. Two weeks later they did it again. 51 videos, audio recordings, infrared footage of a 2022 formation over Iran. Objects doing thi...

The $7 billion crime industry. The excise rate that built it. The health department that knew — and kept raising the tax anyway. The global protocol to combat illicit tobacco that 100 countries signed, and Australia quietly ignored. The enforcement agency with no enforcement powers, led by someone with no law enforcement experience. The smoking rate data that nobody's measuring — or maybe nobody w...

The meeting. The man. The tape that wasn't supposed to exist. Chris Koch isn't someone who went looking for Robert Booth Nichols. But Nichols — the self-described "government facilitator" tied to the CIA, arms dealing, organised crime, and the suspicious death of journalist Danny Casolaro — has a way of finding people. And once you're in his orbit, you don't leave unchanged. Koch, a man who has fa...

The lab leak. The five-eyes suppression. The gain-of-function funding trail. The Beagle experiments. The suppressed treatments. The modellers whose predictions shaped policy but whose data no one could check. The social media companies that quietly moved the goalposts on what counted as misinformation - and who told them to. The thing is - some of this is now documented. The lab leak hypothesis, o...

He was fourteen years old when he helped his father forge documents to survive the Nazi occupation of Budapest. He arrived in London with almost nothing. He became, for one day in September 1992, the man who broke the Bank of England — and pocketed a billion dollars doing it. And somewhere between that refugee boy and the most vilified billionaire on the planet, George Soros became something else...

A man is found dead in his car on a remote New South Wales road in January 1980, a rifle between his legs and a business card in his pocket bearing the name of a former director of the CIA. Within weeks, his bank — a merchant institution with branches in Chiang Mai, Taipei, Saudi Arabia, and almost nowhere you'd expect an Australian bank to be — had collapsed. Millions were missing. His business p...

The man who lit the world died in Room 3327 of the New Yorker Hotel in January 1943, broke, largely forgotten, and in the middle of a world war that desperately wanted what was in his head. The FBI seized his files within hours. His nephew was told they'd found nothing of interest. A government physicist was quietly brought in to review the "death ray" papers. And somewhere along the way, a questi...

A Chinese submarine loaded with "frog men", the CIA nabbed him with an underwater assassination or...get this...he drowned. Which of these three could it possibly be! Harold Holt had been Prime Minister for less than two years. He was an experienced ocean swimmer. And in the months before he disappeared, Australia was navigating one of the most politically sensitive periods in its history. Vietnam...

Okay so bear with us on this one, we know they're not actually down there....but maaaaybe...nah we know they're not. Or are they.... In 1938, Adolf Hitler sent an expedition to Antarctica. They mapped the terrain, claimed a chunk of it for the Reich, and called it Neuschwabenland. Then the war started, and the story gets buried. Fast forward to 1946. The US Navy launches Operation Highjump - the l...

Something's killing cattle out in rural Australia - and whatever it is doesn't leave tracks, doesn't leave blood, and doesn't leave a single explanation. Since the 1970s, thousands of livestock have been found dead across the US with surgical-precision wounds, missing organs, and zero evidence of predators or human activity. Then there's Skinwalker Ranch - a stretch of Utah land so plagued by unex...

So aliens came down and supercharged the sh*t out of a civilisation??? 4500 BCE, advanced civilization appeared virtually overnight in Mesopotamia. The Sumerians developed writing, complex mathematics, astronomical charts, and sophisticated architecture with no apparent predecessor cultures. Some claim this wasn't evolution - it was a reset. A remnant of lost advanced knowledge, or even extra-terr...

They reject laws, courts, and parking tickets. Sov cits are comin' for the government. Armed with YouTube legal advice and a creative interpretation of the Magna Carta, sovereign citizens believe they've found the ultimate life hack: opting out of government authority entirely. From roadside confrontations that go viral to courtroom stunts that baffle judges, the movement blends DIY micronations,...

Would you take medical advise from Mel Gibson? We hope the answer is no, but you should listen to this episode either way. From patent games to profit margins that make tech monopolies blush, the pharmaceutical industry has been accused of putting shareholder returns ahead of patient lives for decades. But is Big Pharma actively suppressing a cure for cancer to protect their treatment goldmine? In...

Financier, sex trafficker, and perhaps the greatest networker in criminal history. From a working-class background on Coney Island to mansions in Manhattan, Florida, and his private island in the Caribbean, Jeffrey Epstein built an empire of abuse protected by powerful men across Wall Street, Silicon Valley, Hollywood, and perhaps even the British Royal Family. His 2019 death in prison left more q...

On April 6, 1966, at Westall High School in Melbourne, over 200 students and teachers witnessed three unidentified flying objects performing aerodynamically impossible maneuvers in broad daylight. One craft descended into a nearby field, sparking decades of questions, government silence, and conspiracy theories. In this episode, we explore: Eyewitness accounts from students who saw the craft up cl...