Dave Smith
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Institutional suspicion at full volume.
And Another Thing with Dave follows Dave Smith through combative monologues, live presentations, and loose conversations about power, media, war, family, and scandal. The show treats official stories as starting points for cross-examination, not conclusions.
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And Another Thing with Dave is a raw counter-mainstream political commentary show centered on suspicion, argument, and escalation. Dave Smith does not treat official narratives as settled terrain. He treats them as something to prod, question, and pull apart. Recent episodes range across JFK, Operation Northwoods, CIA drug smuggling, 9/11, Iran-Contra, Epstein, the Clintons, the ADL, campus speech rules, feminism, family breakdown, violent crime, and war in Iran. The connecting idea is simple and forceful: institutions lie, media filters the lie, and ordinary people are expected to stop noticing. The show’s energy comes from that refusal to stop noticing. Episodes often begin with a greeting, a premise, and then a rapid climb into claims, statistics, articles, screenshots, memory, outrage, and side commentary. It can feel like watching a live research session become an argument in real time. Dave pushes Grok for numbers, challenges explanations from NIST, reads through political history, and reacts sharply when an answer seems evasive or absurd. The show is loose by design. Some installments are solo video presentations. Some become long conversations with Boston Nick Berry. Others use Grok as a live foil. The pacing is uneven in a human way: quick pivots, repeated disbelief, sudden jokes, then a serious turn into war, censorship, or social collapse. It is not cautious institutional journalism. It is not neutral panel analysis. It is a conspiratorial, anti-establishment commentary room where the host follows links between family policy, intelligence agencies, media narratives, foreign wars, and elite scandal. The best fit is a listener who already has tolerance for abrasive political speech and wants to hear official explanations challenged from the outside. The worst fit is someone looking for careful sourcing etiquette, consensus framing, or low-conflict news digestion.
Made for: For listeners drawn to anti-establishment political commentary, conspiracy-focused arguments, and combative challenges to official narratives. It best suits people comfortable with abrasive culture-war material and long, loosely structured monologues.
What sets it apart: The show’s signature is its live, unfinished feel: Dave Smith reads, reacts, questions, argues, and redirects in the moment. Instead of smoothing the research into tidy analysis, it preserves the heat of discovery and disbelief.
And Another Thing With Dave, by Dave Smith Seeking the truth, Exposing the lies. #AATWD https://linktr.ee/andanotherthingwithdave I take a deep dive into stories and topics you will never hear on the LAMEstream media. I delve into conspiracy FACT not theory. Thank you for tuning in! If you are digging what I am doing, and picking up what I'm putting down, please follow and share the podcast on social media and with friends A review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify Podcasts would be greatly appreciated. THANK YOU ! Now on 23 platforms and being heard in over 45 countries
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · August 2026
A raw, skeptical political commentary show for listeners who want current events tied to older claims about power and institutions.
And Another Thing with Dave belongs in News & Politics, but it is more back-room argument than tidy briefing. The show keeps returning to official stories it does not trust, with episodes moving through JFK, 9/11, Iran, U.S.-Israel relations, tariffs, the International Criminal…
Dave connects JFK, 9/11, and Iran into one suspicious timeline, if that is your kind of corkboard.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A brisk, slide-led theory session that keeps the claims moving.
Dave's live video episode moves like a slide-heavy monologue, jumping from JFK to Operation Northwoods, CIA drug smuggling, 9/11, Iran, and John Perkins as if they belong to one continuous line. The pace is the point.
A blunt, loose hangout that treats upheaval as a live subject.
Dave and Boston Nick Berry spend the episode in a loose, wandering conversation about a world that feels like it is coming apart. The sound is a little rough at the start, though it is easy to see why it was left in.
A tense, loose conversation about Trump, international courts, and who the law really reaches.
This episode is a sharp, fast moving argument about Trump, international justice, and the strain that power puts on the rules meant to restrain it.
A combative take on tariffs, manufacturing decline, and the Rust Belt.
Canada, the 2024 tariffs, and reciprocal tariffs set the frame, but the argument keeps coming back to a narrower point: tariffs are a blunt tool, not a replacement for legislation.
A fast, combative listen that turns power politics into a live-wire argument.
This episode reads as a bruising, conspiratorial argument about power around Trump, Netanyahu, and the White House. It works best when it stays close to the speakers as they react in real time, correcting one another and pressing the point without sanding off the friction.
A near-daily politics rundown from Dana Goldberg and Alison Gill on Trump-era legal fights.
Three Slate journalists debate the week's politics, plus live shows and author interviews.
Mike Pesca opens with a monologue, then digs into Supreme Court ethics and Iran policy.
This episode argues that feminism's origins in cultural Marxism and CIA funding were designed to create unhappiness and division, leading to the breakdown of the American family and modern toxic slogans.
Dave presents a solo video podcast using a PowerPoint presentation tracing what he describes as a connected chain of CIA and elite power operations from the JFK assassination through 9/11 to the current Iran conflict.
This episode critically examines the dubious claims of ignorance and dissociation made by individuals connected to Jeffrey Epstein, highlighting their continued proximity and interactions with him despite professed disgust.
Dave and Boston Nick Berry open episode 465 by describing a shared state of overwhelm at cascading crises—an ongoing conflict with Iran and Jeffrey Epstein file revelations—and asking 'where is the floor?' The discussion covers the financial cost asymmetry of the Iran conflict ($250 million per Iranian drone launch versus $4 billion US counter-launch cost), the 20% approval rating for the war across both parties, and the argument that US foreign policy is directed by Israeli strategic interests regardless of which party holds the presidency.
This episode explores allegations of cocaine smuggling, the crack epidemic, and Hillary Clinton's involvement in conspiring with the DNC to manipulate the 2016 primary election against Bernie Sanders.
This episode continues a deep dive into the Clintons' alleged involvement in scandals, particularly focusing on the Iran-Contra scandal and its connection to the crack epidemic.
This episode critiques the ADL's role in suppressing criticism of Israel on U.S.
Dave Smith critiques the ADL's hypocrisy and discusses conspiracy theories about globalist elites.
Dave discusses how anger is an internal response triggered by external stimuli, using the orange metaphor to illustrate that reactions come from within.
Dave Smith reads and critiques an article about transgender care, arguing it represents social brainwashing and political correctness.
The host reads from a peer-reviewed article critiquing gender dysphoria treatments and affirming care, arguing they are harmful.
Dave discusses COVID-19 conspiracy theories, questioning the inconsistency of mask mandates while allowing smoking in casinos.
Host Dave Smith and co-host discuss a misleading post about Snap benefits, debating welfare and government assistance.
Dave Smith and guest discuss globalist takeover of food supply, pushing out beef in favor of insects.
Dave Smith interviews AI Grok about various conspiracy topics and deep dives into stories not covered by mainstream media.
The host and guests discuss conspiracy theories about the Nuremberg trials and post-war reconstruction, questioning official narratives.
Three hosts—Dave, Donnie, and a guest called Helitutor—react to video footage of Trump running to meet Netanyahu's motorcade and performing deferential physical gestures including pushing in his chair.
Three hosts—Dave, Donnie, and Hellitutor—with a Canadian participant discuss whether Trump's tariff policy is a legitimate tool for restoring US manufacturing or a misuse of executive power better addressed through legislation.
Three hosts—Dave, Porkchop, and Helitutor—open episode 446 by discussing video footage of Trump performing deferential physical acts toward Netanyahu, including running to open car doors and pushing in his chair during a document signing.
Dave Smith discusses biological males in female sports and transgender issues with a guest, critiquing pronoun usage and societal dishonesty.
Dave Smith discusses biological men in women's sports and broader culture war issues with guest Spirited Journey.
Dave discusses biological men in women's sports and critiques media and political biases.
This episode introduces a six-part series discussing gender issues, including biological men in women's sports, with personal anecdotes about cats and family.
This episode discusses a study on political ideology in social personality psychology, exploring bias, discrimination against conservatives, and parental rights in institutional contexts.
The host critiques the emphasis on pronouns and transgender issues, arguing it creates duality and dishonesty in children.
Dave discusses the war on language and the importance of preserving traditional definitions of gender, referencing Jordan Peterson's situation in Canada.
This episode discusses a study revealing political bias in psychology, where self-reporting shows the field is dominated by liberals, questioning the objectivity of peer-reviewed research.
The host discusses the lack of studies on the psychological impact of trans women competing in women's sports, using the Olympics as a key example.
Dave interviews activist and author Dan McCrory about his book on Leonard Peltier and the 1975 shootout on Pine Ridge Reservation.
Dave Smith riffs on political conspiracies, media lies, and historical revisionism with a comedic tone.
The host critiques the official narrative of a recent shooting, arguing the suspect's behavior and evidence are inconsistent with a rational perpetrator, suggesting a cover-up.
The host discusses US government involvement in overthrowing foreign leaders and criticizes claims of Russian election interference.
The host sarcastically reads and critiques a hate message he received, discussing the nature of online communication and political disagreement.
This episode discusses systemic issues like corporate greed and corruption, focusing on how resource disparities and educational inequalities in America particularly affect black communities.
A speaker criticizes Kamala Harris for discussing gender-affirming care for inmates during her campaign instead of focusing on economic issues, followed by casual conversation about social media connections and content creation.