Michael Loewinger
speaker
1,796 appearances
17 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 2d ago
Michael Loewinger’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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These smaller explosions, he says, resemble the sort of charges used in controlled demolitions.
The magazine Popular Mechanics in 2005 debunked this and many other truther memes.
They went out and interviewed demolition experts who argued that as the floors of the towers began to pancake, the collapse likely pushed air downward through the elevator shafts, which then burst out of the sides of the buildings below.
though he raises a ton of questions, Avery doesn't try to put all the pieces together, which is the very reason he
He demonstrates in his podcast 912 when Avery and his friends began promoting the film in 2005.
Some members of the media totally gobbled it up.
Lefty stations like KPFK in San Francisco and WBAI in New York used the film to raise money.
Network TV shows dissected Avery's theories for millions of viewers.
celebrity fans spread the word far and wide.
This is David Lynch, director of Maholland Drive and Twin Peaks, speaking on a Dutch TV show in two thousand six.
The first time I heard this, I didn't even think it was real.
He and the interviewer watch a clip of Loose Change on air.
I have another theory about why loose change may have caught on.
Hit it.
Which is that it was at a sweet spot in the development of the internet.
It came out the year Google Video was launched, YouTube
had just been created.
Internet video that could go viral was relatively new.
Rowe was a producer of Loose Change.
During its first year on the platform, Loose Change reached ten million people on Google Video in 2005 alone.
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