You don't need me to tell you that the spread of misinformation has fueled our cultural divide

and increased our collective anxiety about the future.

Tackling misinformation isn't a simple task, but it's important.

And that's why I'm so excited to tell you about conspiruality, a podcast that's dismantling New Age cults, wellness grifters, and conspiracy mad yogis.

On the show, a journalist, a cult researcher, and a philosophical skeptic dive deep into current events like Project 2025,

the right-wing drift of former leftists, and RFK Jr.'s involvement in mainstreaming dangerous anti-vax rhetoric.

I highly recommend that you check out Conspiruality's fascinating episodes,

including one titled Speaking Truth to Goop with Dr. Jen Gunter. I also was lucky enough to get

to guest on an episode a few years ago to talk about my book cultish. From exploring cults

to analyzing our cultural and political landscape, the Conspiruality Podcast will help you

stay informed against misinformation and resist fear tactics. the Conspiruality Podcast will help you stay informed against

misinformation and resist fear tactics. Find Conspiruality on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your

podcasts.

Welcome to The Magical Overthinkers Podcast, a show for thought spirallers, exploring the subjects we can't stop overthinking about, from laziness to people pleasers.

If you ever get the feeling that despite living in the information age, the world only seems to be making less sense, or if you just have the impulse, that there's something

especially psychologically taxing about existing as a human in the world right now, then

you're in the right place. This show is here to help us think less about the things that don't

matter and more about the things that do, to help quiet the cacophony in our brains a little bit, or even

hear a melody in it. I'm your host Amanda Montel. Today, we're overthinking about rage bait.

AKA content, usually, though not always found online, that tries to provoke anger or outrage as a means

of gaining attention or making money. That's according to Miriam Webster's dictionary because, yes,

rage bait has become such a cultural fixture that it warranted in entry into one of our

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