In the spirit of the season, Are We Right presents an epic Christmas-themed episode unmatched in festive gaiety since George Lucas’ The Star Wars Holiday Special.  Calvin recalls fond memories of the family going to the movies at Christmastime and waxes eloquent about the proper color of Christmas lights and ranking of Christmas films.  Brooke attempts in vain to engage the group in a lively debate about the merits of singing Mariah Carey Christmas songs and ruminates about the religious implications of Christmas in a manner that would make a Southern Baptist shout “Amen!”.  And Josh regales the audience with a banjo solo of Angels We Have Heard on High (no, really).

The gang speaks truth to power and tells it like it is in this conspiracy-centric episode.  What are conspiracy theories?  Do they offer humans an evolutionary advantage?  Are there more conspiracy theorists today than in days gone by?  Is conspiratorial thinking linked to ideology?  Does it manifest itself greater on the Left or Right?  Is there a connection between mid-level marketing, the Evangelical church, and conspiratorial thinking?  Which conspiracies do the hosts find compelling?  Was the moon landing faked?  Was the 2020 election stolen from Kanye West?  Did Dwight D. Eisenhower have a radio transmitter implanted in his dentures?  Did Epstein kill himself?  Are birds real?  Does Finland even exist?  Listen in to get the truth that THEY don’t want you to know!

Podcasters are obligated to do at least one episode covering the recent midterm elections, so here you go.  Brooke and Cal were unable to make this episode, so Calvin and Josh welcomed their mutual friend and first-time-guest Kent Straight to the show for a roundtable discussion on the aftermath of the (possibly) least important election of our lifetime.  Listeners beware as Calvin and Kent both share a Leftward perspective, thus shattering the typical conservative majority on this show.