In this bourbon-laced breakdown of blue skies and bold lies, the RBM crew takes to the clouds to unravel one of the most persistent (and poorly debunked) conspiracy theories of our time: chemtrails. Are we watching harmless condensation—or inhaling government-grade aerosol cocktails? Why does the sky look like a tic-tac-toe board drawn by a drunk wizard? These are the real questions. From whistleblowers and weaponized weather to billionaire space Barbie flights with suspiciously flawless G-fo...
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In this bourbon-laced breakdown of blue skies and bold lies, the RBM crew takes to the clouds to unravel one of the most persistent (and poorly debunked) conspiracy theories of our time: chemtrails. Are we watching harmless condensation—or inhaling government-grade aerosol cocktails? Why does the sky look like a tic-tac-toe board drawn by a drunk wizard? These are the real questions. From whistleblowers and weaponized weather to billionaire space Barbie flights with suspiciously flawless G-fo...
Episode 31 | Whiskey-Induced Crisis: David Quits and The World's In Chaos
The Rise of Basic Men
1 hour 38 minutes
1 year ago
Episode 31 | Whiskey-Induced Crisis: David Quits and The World's In Chaos
In this electrifying episode of "The Rise of Basic Men," it's kicked off with laughs as we dissect the vast distances in Texas, setting a lively tone. This playful banter continues with David's comical request for "shitty whiskey." The mood then shifts when David courageously shares his battle with mononucleosis (mono), detailing severe fatigue, mood swings, and the impact on his physical and mental state. Highlights Include: Humorous Whiskey Request and Travel in TexasDavid Almost Quitting ...
The Rise of Basic Men
In this bourbon-laced breakdown of blue skies and bold lies, the RBM crew takes to the clouds to unravel one of the most persistent (and poorly debunked) conspiracy theories of our time: chemtrails. Are we watching harmless condensation—or inhaling government-grade aerosol cocktails? Why does the sky look like a tic-tac-toe board drawn by a drunk wizard? These are the real questions. From whistleblowers and weaponized weather to billionaire space Barbie flights with suspiciously flawless G-fo...
