In this mind-bending episode of Better Questions, host Kevin Hohe sits down with friends Travis and Bryan for a raw, unscripted conversation that starts with the definition of conspiracy and quickly spirals into a deep discussion about free thinking, power, faith, and the search for truth in a world full of noise.What begins as a conversation about how the term “conspiracy theorist” came to be turns into a wider exploration of questioning mainstream narratives, from government influence and global politics to faith, family, and the future of America. The trio wrestles with how to stay curious without getting consumed, how to separate truth from fiction in the age of AI, and what it really means to live a good, grounded life when certainty feels impossible.This episode explores politically and emotionally charged topics, including Israel, the Holocaust, and historical interpretation, which some listeners may find controversial or offensive. The views expressed are those of the guests, and we share them within Better Questions’ commitment to inquiry and understanding.In this episode• The origins of the term “conspiracy theorist” and how it shapes public perception• Why critical thinking is often mistaken for cynicism• How technology and media blur the line between truth and illusion• The tension between curiosity, faith, and fear• What’s worth questioning, and what’s worth letting go• Why human connection and purpose may be the only real antidote to confusionA thought-provoking and unfiltered exploration of how we think, what we believe, and why asking better questions still matters.Stay connected:Kevin Hohe | LinkedInAnd let us know what you think with our feedback form.Produced by Pineapple Audio Production. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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