Tin Foil Hat Ep 2: Getting Weird With Rachael Evans

Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli

Sam Tripoli

Comedy

4.6 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 21 December 2016

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Thanks for listening to the second episode of Tin Foil Hat. This episode we talk to from the Youtube Channel Snarled, Rachel Evans! We experienced some technical difficulties. On this episode of Tin Foil Hat, we discuss....
1) Tin Foil Hat by Treadlightly
2) Mensa
2) Chaos Magic and Interdenominational
3) The Free Mason
4) MK Ultra
5) Edgewood
6) Religion
*****Corrections and Retractions: The Larry King we talked about in the episode is not the CNN Larry King but the Larry King discussed in "Who Took Johnny" which is now on Netflix. I promise to use google next time.*********
Please check out Treadlightly
Treadlightly is an indie band from North bay Ontario, Canada
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0:00.0	I'm always too close to the mic.
0:01.6	Darling, you're not.
0:02.5	You're never too close.
0:04.2	You're never too close.
0:05.7	Is this OK?
0:06.9	Audio.
0:30.5	It starts off with just one hit.
0:33.5	Then it takes off.
0:35.1	Then there's millions.
0:37.1	It goes on until it snowballs.
0:40.1	Till someone takes a fall.
0:43.1	A fake space race, not a moon race.
0:47.1	To that strange pit of the Mars face.
0:50.1	The CIA killed JFK.
0:53.1	I'll bet the next one tops them all.
0:57.1	Yeah, the conspiracy is rise.
1:02.1	And control you.
1:04.1	Playin' your own.
1:06.1	Playin' out of the world.
1:08.1	Playin' all the institute for sale.
1:10.1	I'm a mess.
1:11.1	Playin' the preaches.
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