Conspiracy radio with a Bible open.
The Fact Hunter is a religiously framed conspiracy show led by George Hobbs, mixing scripture, politics, medical distrust, and historical suspicion. Episodes move between solo timelines, classic audio, and guest-heavy interviews that often hand the room to one extended argument.
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The Fact Hunter is a long-running alternative-media show built around suspicion of official accounts and an explicit Christian frame. George Hobbs hosts with a direct, restless style that treats politics, history, medicine, media, and theology as connected fronts in the same argument. Episodes can begin with weather at home, a production tag, a personal scheduling note, or a book and Bible-related announcement before settling into the main case. Then the show digs in. Kubrick becomes a way to talk about Apollo, disclosure, visual control, and symbolic confession. Operation Sea Spray becomes evidence of a government willing to treat a city as a test site. COVID-era medicine becomes part of a broader warning about hospitals, vaccines, autonomy, and the medical profession. Weather events are read through claims of intentional spraying rather than ordinary climate explanations. The Bible is never far from the analysis. Romans 13, John 5, Hebrews 11, Daniel, Revelation, and KJV-centered discipleship concerns all appear as interpretive anchors, not occasional references. Interviews often shift power to the guest for long stretches. Matt from The Armed National talks through state citizenship and freedom from federal systems. Justin Elenbaas argues about true Israel, Zionism, and scripture. Scott Schara brings a personal and legal critique of COVID-era hospitals. Classic audio expands the archive, as with James Arrabito on Jesuit history. The show’s rhythm is intense but not slick. It favors accumulation: dates, institutions, court cases, names, verses, family anecdotes, and moral conclusions. For the right audience, that density is the appeal. For others, the mixture of conspiracy claims, religious certainty, and medical distrust will be too much.
Made for: For listeners drawn to Christian alternative media, government distrust, biblical prophecy, medical skepticism, and long-form arguments about hidden power. It best suits people comfortable with overt religious conviction and adversarial readings of institutions.
What sets it apart: The show does not separate conspiracy research from discipleship; political suspicion repeatedly resolves into scripture and spiritual warning. Its guest episodes also allow unusually long, uninterrupted explanations rather than tight interview pacing.
A show that deep dives into conspiracies from around the world. We aim to reach out to subject matter experts, compile information, and present it to you, the listener. We hope you have a definitive opinion by the end of the episode. www.thefacthunter.com
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
It connects conspiracy claims to Christian questions of obedience, deception, authority, and the spiritual meaning assigned to public events.
George Hobbs treats conspiracy inquiry as a theological problem, connecting disputed accounts of public events to Christian questions about authority, obedience, deception, and truth.
George Hobbs moves from Romans 13 to Operation Sea Spray without lowering the alert level.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A blunt, scripture-led case for where government ends and conscience begins.
George Hobbs opens with Romans 13 and keeps the discussion fixed on where earthly authority ends and God's authority begins. From there, the conversation moves through state citizenship, legal boundaries, and the claim that rights come from God rather than courts or…
A hard-edged history lesson about Sea Spray and the price of official excuses.
George Hobbs treats Operation Sea Spray as a pointed example of what can happen when national security is allowed to outrun public consent. He keeps the case grounded in concrete details, using the scale of exposure and the families left uninformed to make the argument feel…
A scripture-first, conspiratorial talk that keeps turning politics into warning.
This episode leans hard into George Hobbs's familiar Fact Hunter cadence: long on scripture, short on hesitation. After the sponsor lead-in, it moves straight into end-times reading, the Schofield Bible, Zionism, and the claim that a "fake Israel" was declared in 47 or 48.
A forceful, institution-skeptical conversation linking COVID-era distrust with law and medical history.
George Hobbs sits down again with Scott Schara for a hard-edged discussion of COVID, vaccines, and how much power the medical industrial complex can hold over family autonomy. The conversation leans on older legal and historical reference points, including Jacobson v.
A quick, faith-centered riff that turns a viral clip into a broader warning about truth and influence.
George Hobbs takes a viral Salt and Peppa clip and uses it to frame the episode's central point: the real struggle is spiritual, strategic, and unfolding in plain sight.
A forceful episode that treats the Amy Gonzalez case as a live argument about punishment and precedent.
This episode treats the Amy Gonzalez story as a hard-edged argument about punishment and precedent, and it keeps the Delaware case immediate by leaning on prison-recorded audio and the sentencing read from a hospital bed.
Faith, silence, and the cost of leaving.
George Hobbs frames the conversation around Romans 13, Acts 5:29, and the tension between God-given rights and earthly governments on April 6, 2026.
Sea Spray does not get a soft landing.
John chapter 5 is the hinge here.
This episode discusses potential economic and geopolitical crises, including oil, war, and lockdowns, with a focus on market manipulation and the push toward a central bank digital currency.
This episode presents a 1985 lecture by James Arabito exploring the history of the Jesuits and their connection to biblical prophecies in Daniel and Revelation.
The host discusses recent severe storms in Delaware, arguing they are not natural but intentionally controlled through weather manipulation rather than climate change.
Scott is back with Grace's story.
Host George Hobbs discusses Freemason manipulation of the number 33 and the Constitution, then introduces a clip about 9-11 conspiracy theories.
This episode features an interview with Jeff Fish discussing abolitionist movements and related topics on the Fact Hunter podcast.
February 27th, 2026 gets a quick drive-through treatment.
The host discusses recent investigations into a Friends of the IDF 990 form and upcoming interviews.
The host discusses recent personal storm damage and introduces the show's mission to explore global conspiracy theories with expert input.
The host reflects on incorporating more faith into the podcast, referencing a David Wilkerson sermon and the importance of biblical knowledge.
The host introduces a sermon by David Wilkerson about the end times, warning of spiritual decline and deception before Christ's return.
The host addresses listener messages and hints at a conspiracy regarding the situation in El Paso, claiming it has nothing to do with cartels.
A deep dive into global conspiracy theories, featuring expert interviews and compiled information to help listeners form their own opinions.
The host discusses the release of the Epstein files as a potential distraction from an impending confrontation with Iran.
The host discusses recent news about Trump signing a $5.5 billion pandemic package and funding for gain of function bird flu research.
The host discusses conspiracy theories about a globalist 'beast system' and end times prophecy, linking COVID to technological control.
The host introduces the show and shares a personal anecdote about a snowstorm before diving into conspiracy topics.
This episode features an interview with author Joe Harper, discussing his book on monsters and conspiracy theories, including topics like Flat Earth and truther movements.
The host introduces a classic audio series featuring a 1973 video by David Wilkerson about the Jesus Revolution.
Host George Hobbs welcomes listeners, discusses winter weather, promotes his Substack, and introduces a potpourri episode with an upcoming interview.
This episode explores the alleged connections between Google's founding and intelligence agencies like the CIA and NSA, examining technocracy and government surveillance.
The host welcomes listeners to a new episode of The Fact Hunter, a podcast that investigates global conspiracy theories, and announces upcoming projects including a live event and the return of the Flat Earth Files podcast.
Host George Hobbs presents the case of Amy Gonzalez, a former registered nurse serving a federal life sentence for cyberstalking charges connected to a 2013 Delaware courthouse shooting committed by her father, Thomas Matusiewicz.
The host welcomes listeners, discusses cold weather and Christmas, promotes the website and substack, and teases upcoming content including a Bill Gates article and a bonus episode.
The host reflects on a recent funeral of a high school classmate and military colleague to introduce a discussion about faith, mortality, and the illusion of choice in America's systems.
This episode introduces a discussion on Muammar Gaddafi as a figure the West sought to erase, framed within reflections on global freedoms and persecution.
An interview with the foreign minister of the East Turkestan government in exile about the Uyghur plight and independence movement.
The host welcomes listeners, discusses Thanksgiving travel frustrations, and sets the tone for a conspiracy-focused episode.
The host introduces a special Sunday edition focusing on faith-based content, specifically addressing YouTube theologians and the God of the Old Testament.
The host discusses transhumanism and the push for human implants, postponing a planned episode on the Vatican.
This episode features the full uncut 1992 CNN interview with conspiracy theorist Bill Cooper, discussing his warnings about 9/11 and his controversial legacy.