Knowledge Fight

Love this show, it’s such a weird blend of insight into what the other side is talking about, reason, and justified outrage. While the central premise is essentially just sharing what a weird dude Alex Jones is, they do go well out of their way to be fair and not take Alex or his ilk out of context. This strength of the show is also one of the hardest parts to listen to as you really do need to hear the clips of Alex they play out of respect for Jones, such as he deserves - I guess. After listening to a whole lot of this podcast I’m honestly not sure how much more Alex I can listen to. My capacity for hearing nonsense, gibberish, victimisation fetishism, narcissism, misappropriated movie plots and powerful self-delusion is truly at its limit. Great show, love the hosts :)

Having Dan & Jordan in my ears is a high point of each week. Their ability to navigate everything from the most inane rubbish to dangerously toxic views in healthy, informative, and entertaining ways is true talent. Each brings their strengths & an obviously sincere and respect-filled sense of friendship to every show. Thank you gents, couldn’t ask for better in-ear company and appreciate the hours of content you make each week 💜 5 stars. Go home to your mother and tell her your brilliant!

Great podcast I live in Sydney Australia listen everyday. ROBERT C.

I love listening to a very measured, well informed, intelligent voice breaking down the lunacy of Alex Jones. Then there's his co-host who does not possess an indoor voice and is likely barred from local restaurants and cinemas. Non-stop shrieking, hammed up howling laughter, compulsive talking over clips and no real insight to add. The man is stuck on 250% energy at all times and has absolutely no self control. It's unbearable. It's listenable if you have easy access to a "skip ahead 30 seconds" button to hit every time he works himself into a shrieking fit. It will also shorten episodes by around 20-30 minutes. Even then, it's still too much most of the time. Unfortunate that he holds the show back from being something fantastic.