The Anti-Content Podcast

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It's the end of the year and time for our final Q&A episode.

little bonus episode before the end of year episodes social media links https://linktr.ee/anticontent Email: [email protected] Cyberpunk Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@cyberpunkshards?_t=8hvQIuh8JrE&_r=1 Mass Effect Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@themasseffectcodex?_t=8hvQJd3Mcfw&_r=1

On this episode we delve into the shadowy world of the global elite and more importantly the enigmatic beliefs and hidden worship practices of the world's most powerful people. What do they revere? Who, or what, commands their allegiance? Join us as we unveil the obscured truths behind elite occultism. Also, Scott appeared on the Your Ink Story podcast of which you can find here: https://www.yourinkstory.com/fascinated-by-horror-tattoos/

In this episode, Sam and Scott delve into Elsagate, the notorious phenomenon that infiltrated YouTube Kids, raising alarms since 2017. We unpack its origins, analyse the sinister content, and spotlight the main channels and countries of origin. We also tackle the conspiracy theories, decode the cryptic comments that led to explicit images of children and the substantial profits generated from these videos. Additionally, we discuss the potential long-term impacts on young viewers and highlight how, despite efforts to curb it, similar or even worse content continues to persist on YouTube, all the while still raking in considerable earnings. Join us on this exploration of this digital epidemic.

This episode delves deep into the music industry's dark side, focusing on Ian Watkins, the former front-man of the once-celebrated band Lostprophets. As his music touched the hearts of millions, Ian committed heinous crimes that shocked the world. Join us as we unravel the contrast between fame and infamy, talent and depravity, exploring how a figure who once stood atop the world of music could fall so devastatingly low. I want to add that listener discretion is advised; Ian's crimes are some of the worst you will ever encounter.

Ont this episode Sam and Scott explore Fight Club's enduring appeal and its reflection of modern masculinity. We delve into the trend of lost young men and the scarcity of strong male role modles in the west, which has given rise to the likes of Andrew Tate and Jordan Peterson, while also dogging into both the book and movie known as Fight Club

On this episode we're jumping into the fourth season of that techno-dystopia series, Black Mirror. and it's episodes; 'USS Callister', 'ArkAngel', 'Crocodile', 'Hang the DJ', 'Metalhead', and the mind-bending finale, 'Black Museum'... We're gonna review each ep, while comparing their oh-so clever tech to the stuff that's been creeping into our lives lately. You may think we're far off from turning parents into obsessive surveillance maniacs, or people's memories becoming as accessible as old photo albums, but i'd say we're already half-way there with some of this upcoming tech. if you'd like to support or follow this podcast please check out the links at https://linktr.ee/anticontent

Hold onto your tinfoil hats! Sam and Scott are tackling the conspiracy theory that is: Project Blue Beam. a secret NASA driven experiment that would project the second coming of Christ, an alien invasion and a New World Order that worship The Antichrist, is it a load of nonsense or does this 90s conspiracy hold some weight in today's society?

On this episode, Sam and Scott look at the dystopian underbelly of 15-minute cities, discussing the hidden perils of surveillance, social segregation, and dwindling freedom of movement in what the elite are calling "Utopian urban designs." Are they a sustainable future? Or a grim Orwellian nightmare?

In this episode, we delve into the shocking Plymouth shooting of 2021, when 22-year-old Jake Davison went on a deadly rampage, taking the lives of five innocent people, including a three-year-old girl. We'll explore the events leading up to this horrific act, examine the possible motives and mental health struggles faced by Davison, and have a wider conversation mental health support. Join us for a thought-provoking and sensitive exploration of this dark moment in British history. if you'd like to support this podcast please head over to www.patreon.com/anticontent

In 1985, Japan was rocked by a series of horrific murders involving the deadly herbicide paraquat. The victims were mostly middle aged men who unsuspecting consumed the herbicide from drinks obtained at local vending machines, the true identity of the killer (referred to as Paraquat Murderer or The Vending Machine Killer) is still unknown and the case remains open to this day. On this episode Sam and Scott dig into the cultural issues in Japan at the time, the crimes themselves and even offer theories on who the killer could have been.

On this episode Sam and Scott look back at Black Mirror Season 3! We examine the show and how it explores the intersection of technology and humanity, delving into themes of AI tech, Neural Link, Social Credit, Cancel Culture, and the idea of a Metaverse and how this could interface with the afterlife . With each episode offering a unique and frighteningly plausible take on a technologically advanced future, we question the consequences of our reliance on technology. Originally released in 2016, the show remains just as relevant today as the world continues to rapidly evolve. If you would like to support this podcast please head over to www.patreon.com/anticontent  and to follow us on social medida head to linktr.ee/anticontent

On this episode Sam, Tian and Scott sit down and discuss the despicable crimes of "Syko Sam" AKA Richard McCroskey AKA The Horrorcore Killer; who committed four counts of cold blooded murder in 2009 in the town of Farmville, Virginia. Much like with our previous Cyberpsychos we look into Richards mindset, the psychology behind his actions and answer the all important question "Why would someone do this?" Was it a simple case of bloodlust? was it rejection?And is there any validity to the claims that the Horrorcore music scene somehow responsible?  If you would like to support us please check out our Patreon at www.patreon.com/anticontent Alternatively you can find Sam on twitter  www.twitter.com/samanticontent 

 Is the Boegyman simply our primal fear of the unknown? A story to tell children so they behave? Or is there something far more real lurking around dark corners? Find out this week on The Anti-Content Podcast wherw Sam, Tian and Scott look at the history of the bogeyman.

Sam, Scott and Tian are back, this time (drunkenly) digging into the heavens gate cult.

We are back after my short summer break, with an episode talking about the concept of time, time travel and how this translates to fiction, With a side helping of d!ck jokes to help the medicine go down...

On the 20th of April 1999 twelfth-grade students Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold entered the Columbine High-school in Colorado with malicious intent. On this episode we look at why, how and what was the narrative spun by the media and politicians in the wake of the Massacre.

On this episode of This Guy Are Sick we're talking Simulation Theory. asking things like is there a pattern or a code to life? if we can create a simulation could we already be in one? How does this fit into the metaverse or The World Economic Forum and the great reset? What is consciousness? Is there a creator? How much of our daily lives are fake anyway? Who is controlling the narrative? How the media hides information from us (Hunter Biden's laptop.) Are their energy draining elite pedophile rings that hack the system? would you take the red pill? and much much more...

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It's the last of our Black Mirror season 2 mini series talking our personal favorite Black Mirror episode White Christmas 

Sam and Scott are back with another Black Mirror Season 2 Mini Episode; where we discuss That Waldo Moment and how it reflects modern politics with the rise of Donald Trump and fake news.

Sam and Soctt discuss notorious and controversial Black Mirror episode White Bear. www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick

Sam and Scott are back this week with Black Mirror Season 2 Episode 1: Be Right Back staring Captain Carter star Hayley Atwell and Star Wars and Harry Potter Alumni Domhnal Gleeson.

It's the first episode of This Guy Are Sick in 2022 and we're looking back at the first season of Black Mirror; discussing the episodes National Anthem, 15 Million Merits and The Entire History of and compare the 2011 series to 2022's current social, political and technological changes. www.thisguyaresick.co.uk

This week, Sam and Scott take a look at mass shooter Randy Stair, a wannabe youtuber with an obsession with Nickelodeon animated series Danny Phantom who idolized the Columbine Killers, all while wearing his mothers underwear... thus adding Randy to our ever growing list of Cyberpsychos. www.thisguyaresick.co.uk   

Last year Sam, Scott and Tian sat around and shared creepy stories, this year Sam, Scott and Kris did the same, only while more intoxicated than we were the year before. Talking ghost stories, folklore, cryptids and more. please check out www.thisguyaresick.co.uk for more information 

This week, Sam, Scott and Chris talk their favourite Horroror media. A topic we'll be returning to in the near future. www.thisguyaresick.co.uk

On this weeks episode of This Guy Are Sick; Sam and Tian discuss our second Cyberpsycho case; Harry Horse the developer of the video game The Drowned God, who was involved in a murder suicide in 2006. www.pateron.com/thisguyaresick

This week on #ThisGuyAreSick Sam, Kris and Scott sitdown to finish off the story of Luka Magnotta, the infamous killer behind the shock video "1 Lunatic 1 Icepick" who was famously covered in the Netflix Documentary Don't F with Cats. However the Netflix documentary leaves out a lot of information on Luka's life, what he was doing & the true nature of his personality, all of which will be discussed in the two part episode. Part two will release next week, where we conclude Luka's journey right up until present day. If you would like to Support This Guy Are sick please go to www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick

this week on #ThisGuyAreSick Sam, Kris and Scott sitdown to discuss Luka Magnotta, the infamous killer behind the shock video "1 Lunatic 1 Icepick" who was famously covered in the Netflix Documentary Don't F with Cats. However the Netflix documentary leaves out a lot of information on Luka's life, what he was doing & the true nature of his personality, all of which will be discussed in the two part episode. Part two will release next week, where we conclude Luka's journey right up until present day. If you would like to Support This Guy Are sick please go to www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick

this week, Sam, Jake and Kris delve into the Mental Health issue within the gaming community; firstly by being as honest as possible about their own mental health struggles over the years and secondly by answering listener mental health queries. This isn't the usual topic we would discuss but we thought it was an important one and we hope you enjoy and learn something from this episode. support us at: www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick follow on twitter at: www.twitter.com/_thisguyaresick follow on Instagram at: www.instagram.com/thisguyaresick and on Facebook at: www.facebook.com/thisguyaresickpod

On this episode, Sam and Jake answer a simple question "Why do we like Final Fantasy VII" going into the personal impact the game had on them. If you would like to support This Guy Are Sick please check out www.Patreon.com/thisguyaresick also, make sure to follow us on twitter @_thisguyaresick and Instagram @thisguyaresick. You will be able to find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/thisguyaresickpod

It's our 50TH episode!!! This week Sam, Tian and Chris are joined for the first time in a year by ORIGINAL This Guy Are Sick member Leslie Ann Von Slugboy; where not only do we drink copious amounts of alcohol, but we also Discuss Final Fantasy XIV fanfest, Final Fantasy VII Intergrade, Playstation 5 (non)availability and more. We also debut a little theme song by The Jack-Ass Penguin Show called Nibiru Triptyh which you can find on spotify; you can also find them at www.thejackasspenguinshow.com; to suppoort the podcast please check out www.pateron.com/thisguyaresick and make sure to follow us on twitter @_thisguyaresick and instagram @thisguyaresick

Bonus Episode as we get ready for episode 50. this week Sam, Tian, Jake and the mouth breathing homunculus known as Kris answered questions from listeners from around the globe; talking Mass Effect, Final Fantasy, Subnautica, Don't Fuck with Cats and more. if you would like to support This Guy Are Sick then please visit our patereon for bonus episodes and other content www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick to contact us directly please email [email protected] to follow us on twitter it's @_thisguyaresick and on Instagram @thisguyaresick

On this episode of This Guy Are Sick, we talk reboots, remakes and retcons, such as Ghostbusters and Final Fantasy VII Remake...Well we talk about it for a bit anyway. However we do bully Kris for looking like he was raised on a farm, Tian gets life advice; and we react to a listener complaint. To support This Podcast please check out www.thisguyaresick.co.uk for our merch, patreon and other info, also also contact us send your emails to [email protected]

Sam, Scott, Jake and Kris sit down to discuss all things Dragon Ball, from Death Battle's "Goku Vs Superman" to the shows influence as the grandaddy of Shonen on the likes of Naruto to our own personal favorites, moments and why we all collectively love Dragon ball. Also on this episode an update on some gaming topics; such as The Last Of Us reboot, Sony shutting the PS3 and PSVita store  To support This Guy Are Sick please go to www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick for more information check out www.thisguyaresick.co.uk and to contact the podcast send your emails to [email protected]

On this episode join Sam, John and Larissa as we look into the identity crisis within Square Enix; comparing their classic JRPG roots to the modern "AAA" studio they aspire to be. We ask the question, what happened to the company that would take risks like making a survival horror RPG and where has that risk taking style gone? Whats next for the future of the company and ultimately what do we think is actually wrong with the current line up of titles. If you want to support the podcast please check out our patreon at www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick, and make sure to follow us on twitter and Instagram @_thisguyaresick, if you have any inquiries then please send them to [email protected] 

On this weeks episode Sam and John ask what went wrong with Cyberpunk's development; looking at cut content that was shown during development, how Keanu Reeves changed the game, will we ever see the cut content in future and much more. to support the podcast please head to www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick or www.ko-fi.com/thisguyaresick make sure to follow me on twitter & Instagram @_thisguyaresick and on facebook.com/thisguyaresickpod Contact: [email protected] 

On this weeks episdoe of This Guy Are Sick; Sam, Jake and Kris talk Final Fantasy XIV; and ask the question, for those who havent played it, or those who dislike MMO's; is 14 worth your time? And if so, why?  if You'd like to support the podcast, then please check out our patreon; https://www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick or our Ko-Fi at https://ko-fi.com/thisguyaresick

On this episode of This Guy Are Sick, John and newest team member Larissa got to sit down with the amazingly talented Susan Calloway, famed within the Final Fantasy community for her work on Final Fantasy XIV and Distant Worlds. Susan talks about working with Arnie Roth & Nobuo Uematsu, her muscial career and her upcoming projects. If you would like to know more or support Susan, you can find her Pateron at https://www.patreon.com/susancalloway And if you would like to support us, you can find our pateron at https://www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick

Cyberpunk 2077 dropped just over a month ago, with a turbulent start, glitches galore and was even removed from the Sony PSN store. However Sam, Kris, Jake and Tian have a played the game and for the most part they enjoyed it.  To support please check out: www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick www.Ko-Fi.com/thisguyaresick

Sam, Scott, Tian and Kris sat down a few days before Xmas and recorded our Game of the Year show, giving an award to our fan voted game of the year Ghost of Tsushima and thyen dicussing our personal high points and personal choices for game of the year, talking eveything from The Last Of Us 2 to Persona Royal and beyond. Please make sure to check out www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick and Ko-Fi.com/thisguyaresick to support the show.

This week, Sam and Scott sit down with a few cold ones and discuss the 1994 movie; The Crow. We look at the impact of the movie on the general public, the tragic death of Brandon Lee, the legacy left behind by this 90's classic, the curse behind the movie and what a Crow Remake/Reboot could look like. Remember you can find us on twitter @_thisguyaresick and on facebook by searching This Guy Are Sick (Our page has 8k plus followers) you can also support us at pateron.com/thisguyaresick as well as Ko-Fi.com/thisguyaresick

2020 saw the original Playstation reach 26 years since its release in Japan and 25 years since its release in the west and so Sam, Tian, Kris and Jake sat down to discuss their personal favorites from what is arguably the greatest video game console of them all. If you would like to support This Guy Are Sick then check out www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick and www.ko-fi.com/thisguyaresick 

Sam and Scott picked out four wrestling matches for Tian (Non Wrestling fan) to watch and review. They are; Shingo Takagi Vs Will Ospreay #BOTSJ19. Kenny Omega Vs Kazuchuka Okada #Dominion19. Mankind Vs The Undertaker #KingOfTheRing98 and TLC 2 from #WrestleManiaX7

On this weeks episode Sam, Jake, Tian and Kris talk Ubisoft's Assassins Creed.  Chis and Jake gave up on the franchise at different points in the AC timeline, while Sam and Tian continue to play today. We talk through AC1, The Ezio Trilogy, Black Flag,  Rouge, Unity, Syndicate, Origins, Odyssey and a little about Valhalla.

On this bonus episode of This Guy Are Sick, Sam and Tian read out and discuss Listener ghost story submissions as a follow up to our Halloween episode. Sam also sat down with content creator ThisIsLoss where we talked fame and social media censorship.

Sam, Tian and Scott sit down to discuss spooky going on, with stories of ghosts, sleep paralysis, visions through time and the musical prowess of Peter Steele and Rob Zombie.

This week on This Guy Are Sick; Sam is joined by Tian, Jake and Scott to discuss seasons one and two of Amazon's The Boys.  We look at the scale of good and evil within the show, who our favorite characters are and what we enjoyed over these past two seasons. If you want to support this podcast then check out my Patreon; https://www.patreon.com/thisguyaresick Or if you want to buy me a "coffee" then check out ko-fi.com/thisguyaresick