Comedy · Knowledge Fight
by Knowledge Fight
Each episode, Dan and Jordan take a look at some clips from that day's Alex Jones Show and struggle to make sense of what they find.
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Perfect duo of righteous passion and rigorous logic. What comes through is sincerity, but also joy in opposition to a lot of darkness.
After first encountering Dan and Jordan through crossovers with BtB, I decided to check out those two “weird Alex jones guys” and I’m happy to report that I’ve never been happier or laughed harder while slowly giving myself the mental equivalent of polonium poisoning. The globalists can rest easy with Dan and Jordan on the case, cutting through the B.S. like a hot Alex through the cold woods. Jordan’s off mic yelling is pure gold. 10/10 wouldn’t recommend to sane people, but I don’t know any of those!
Dan’s intellectual analysis and Jordan’s emotional analysis to Alex’s far right propaganda and lies is effective and entertaining. I would highly recommend it for anyone that is interested in learning more about the tools propagandist use and one of the most proficient liars of the last 50 years.
I’ve been listening to Knowledge Fight for about six years. I have listened to every single episode and some I’ve listened to twice, and I’ve listened to three times. When the show started admittedly, it was very raw the first hundred or so episodes Dan and Jordan were really trying to figure out what they had. But the show has evolved and has gotten better and better with each episode. Dan is so thoughtful and has really inspired me to look at the world differently than I had before same. When I first started listening, I didn’t always agree with Jordan, but as the show goes on and as he becomes more vulnerable, you really start to see where he’s coming from and you see where he’s starting to change and it’s a bit inspiring. I will say that this podcast probably isn’t for everyone, but it has helped me to see how right wing grifter seep into the mainstream and how we as a society can become literate and aware of these talking points and ultimately fight back against them.
Unfortunately, one of the hosts can be extremely judgmental and presumptuous about Ch****ians (censoring because mentioning rel*g**n can get comments wiped). He confidently states his opinion as fact, and it’s always a wild overgeneralization. C is a large family of relig*ons that includes traditions with the literal opposite beliefs of each other. Acting like all Cs are anti women, anti queer, right-wing literalists is inaccurate and harmful. I put up with it for a while because I otherwise really like the show, but I just don’t want to be involved with this kind of behavior.
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