Disturbed Podcast Narrator

What's your zodiac sign? Chances are, you know the answer. Even if you don't consider yourself spiritual in any way, you may check your horoscope from time to time. Had your palm read? Maybe you've even held onto a cool-looking crystal that a friend gave you. Put it somewhere as decoration. Not because you believe it has spiritual powers, but because it couldn't hurt, right? Of course not.

What's your zodiac sign? Chances are, you know the answer. Even if you don't consider yourself spiritual in any way, you may check your horoscope from time to time. Had your palm read? Maybe you've even held onto a cool-looking crystal that a friend gave you. Put it somewhere as decoration. Not because you believe it has spiritual powers, but because it couldn't hurt, right? Of course not.

What's your zodiac sign? Chances are, you know the answer. Even if you don't consider yourself spiritual in any way, you may check your horoscope from time to time. Had your palm read? Maybe you've even held onto a cool-looking crystal that a friend gave you. Put it somewhere as decoration. Not because you believe it has spiritual powers, but because it couldn't hurt, right? Of course not.

If it makes you feel better, that's great. Aside from the dust it collects, it's not causing any harm. But not all New Age ideas are considered the same. New Age belief systems and conspiracy theories are so often blended together that two academics coined the term conspirituality.

If it makes you feel better, that's great. Aside from the dust it collects, it's not causing any harm. But not all New Age ideas are considered the same. New Age belief systems and conspiracy theories are so often blended together that two academics coined the term conspirituality.

If it makes you feel better, that's great. Aside from the dust it collects, it's not causing any harm. But not all New Age ideas are considered the same. New Age belief systems and conspiracy theories are so often blended together that two academics coined the term conspirituality.

The distance between tarot cards and a new world order run by alien lizard people may be a lot shorter than you think. Take Amy Carlson, for example.

The distance between tarot cards and a new world order run by alien lizard people may be a lot shorter than you think. Take Amy Carlson, for example.

The distance between tarot cards and a new world order run by alien lizard people may be a lot shorter than you think. Take Amy Carlson, for example.

Welcome to Conspiracy Theories, a Spotify podcast. I'm Carter Roy. You can find us here every Wednesday. Be sure to check us out on Instagram at The Conspiracy Pod, and we would love to hear from you. If you're listening on the Spotify app, swipe up and give us your thoughts.

Welcome to Conspiracy Theories, a Spotify podcast. I'm Carter Roy. You can find us here every Wednesday. Be sure to check us out on Instagram at The Conspiracy Pod, and we would love to hear from you. If you're listening on the Spotify app, swipe up and give us your thoughts.

Welcome to Conspiracy Theories, a Spotify podcast. I'm Carter Roy. You can find us here every Wednesday. Be sure to check us out on Instagram at The Conspiracy Pod, and we would love to hear from you. If you're listening on the Spotify app, swipe up and give us your thoughts.

To help us tell today's story, our team spoke with journalist Leah Satilli, author of the book Blazing Eye Sees All, an investigation of American New Age culture, particularly how self-proclaimed prophetesses like Love Has Ones Amy Carlson have managed to create kingdoms for themselves within our society. We're so grateful for her time and insights. Stay with us.

To help us tell today's story, our team spoke with journalist Leah Satilli, author of the book Blazing Eye Sees All, an investigation of American New Age culture, particularly how self-proclaimed prophetesses like Love Has Ones Amy Carlson have managed to create kingdoms for themselves within our society. We're so grateful for her time and insights. Stay with us.

To help us tell today's story, our team spoke with journalist Leah Satilli, author of the book Blazing Eye Sees All, an investigation of American New Age culture, particularly how self-proclaimed prophetesses like Love Has Ones Amy Carlson have managed to create kingdoms for themselves within our society. We're so grateful for her time and insights. Stay with us.

Hi there. This is Steve Fishman from Orbit Media. Our new series, season four in the Burden Feed, is Get the Money and Run. You'll love it. Here's the trailer.

Hi there. This is Steve Fishman from Orbit Media. Our new series, season four in the Burden Feed, is Get the Money and Run. You'll love it. Here's the trailer.

Hi there. This is Steve Fishman from Orbit Media. Our new series, season four in the Burden Feed, is Get the Money and Run. You'll love it. Here's the trailer.

Listen to Get the Money and Run on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

Listen to Get the Money and Run on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.