Bob Nickman | The Exploding Human, A Case For Conspiracy
Bob Nickman, Comedian, Tv Show Writer, and Host of The Exploding Human Podcast invited me onto his podcast to explain what I think Conspiracy Theories are I hope I made a good for the value of Conspiracy Theory, and why Conspiracy theorists are not crazy.
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