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Flat earth testimony through a biblical lens.
The Flat Earth Files treats flat earth belief as the doorway into a wider biblical and institutional critique. George Hobbs mixes listener interviews, biblical framing, current-event suspicion, and long conversational detours through NASA, technology, money, and end-times fear.
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The Flat Earth Files is a conspiracy show with a strong Christian frame and a patient, testimonial style. George Hobbs hosts it as a gathering place for people who believe they have seen through a major public deception. Flat earth is the center of gravity. From there, the conversation moves outward into NASA, Artemis, Apollo, Kubrick, cashless money, AI, government narratives, media staging, and biblical end-times language. Many episodes are interviews. Guests are introduced by first name and location, such as Gabriella from Illinois, Jason from Australia, Kat from Washington State, Jason from upstate New York, and Matthew from Tennessee. Their stories matter because the show treats personal awakening as evidence, not just autobiography. A guest can begin with work, weather, geography, or faith, and the discussion gradually folds those details into a larger pattern of hidden control. The pace is unhurried. The show often sounds less like a segmented program than a long call between people comparing notes. Hobbs also uses solo and cross-platform episodes to argue through current events more directly. Artemis launches, Apollo lore, Kubrick references, Waco, Oklahoma City, and April anniversary episodes become part of a recurring archive of suspicion. The biblical element is not decorative. Salvation, the rapture, Christ, the mark of the beast, and spiritual discernment shape how the show interprets technology and politics. That gives the material a pastoral edge even when the claims are sweeping. Its warmth comes from community language and guest hospitality. Its tension comes from the certainty that ordinary life is being reorganized by forces most people cannot see. The result is not detached investigation. It is belief-forward talk for listeners who already feel that official explanations are too tidy and that Scripture offers the better map.
Made for: For listeners drawn to faith-based conspiracy conversation, flat earth arguments, and long-form personal testimony. It suits people who prefer conviction, spiritual framing, and pattern-seeking over neutral documentary distance.
What sets it apart: The show blends listener awakening stories with explicitly Christian interpretation, making flat earth less a standalone claim than the entry point into a whole worldview. Its recurring guest format gives the material a community-confessional feel that many conspiracy shows do not have.
Start your journey to truth with "The Flat Earth Files." Of all the hoaxes perpetrated against mankind, Freemason Nicolaus Copernicus' heliocentric model is by far the most evil. In this podcast, we give you views from a common sense & biblical perspective. Whether you're new to "conspiracy theories" or consider yourself wide awake, this podcast will make you reflect on everything you thought you knew as truth.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
George Hobbs connects flat-earth belief to faith, family life and institutional distrust through patient guest testimony and direct commentary.
The Flat Earth Files treats belief as biography. George Hobbs gives guests from Montana, Iowa, Illinois and North Carolina room to explain how biblical interpretation and distrust of public institutions shape their understanding of the world.
NASA's wet dress rehearsal becomes a biblical-cosmology stress test before your coffee cools.
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A faith-forward conversation where AI anxiety and prophecy keep circling the same concerns.
Gabriella keeps the episode grounded in plain talk about AI, work, money, and a future that feels harsher by the minute. The discussion stays tied to concrete worries like jobs, a cashless future, and a central bank digital coin, so it never drifts too far into abstraction.
A patient, belief-driven conspiracy interview that lets Kelly lay out his case at length.
Kelly from Iowa joins George Hobbs for a patient, suspicion-forward conversation that gives him room to walk through how he arrived at his 9/11 conclusions.
A long, faith forward conversation that ties scripture, Israel, and suspicion together.
This episode sticks close to the show's familiar scripture first lane, with biblical language, discussion of Israel, and repeated warnings about propaganda.
A belief-driven conversation that turns everyday strain into a warning about deception.
The episode follows Bea through a faith-forward conversation that links hard winters, school snow days, and changing work to a growing sense that ordinary life is being squeezed into something more sinister.
A rocket delay becomes a talk about faith, public money, and public trust.
George Hobbs uses the Artemis 2 delay to widen the frame into faith, public spending, and who gets to define what counts as real. The commentary moves from Scripture to institutional trust and spectacle, then folds in NASA, the military-industrial complex, and a habit of taking…
George Hobbs opens the Flat Earth Files with Gabriella on Sunday, April 12, 2026.
This episode explores the intersection of Stanley Kubrick's filmmaking, the Apollo moon landing, and broader themes of truth and conspiracy theories, connecting to both the Fact Hunter and Flat Earth Files podcasts.
This episode features an interview with Jason from Australia discussing Flat Earth theories and related topics on the Flat Earth Files podcast.
This episode of the Flat Earth Files podcast features an interview with Kat from Washington State, hosted by George Hobbs, discussing flat earth topics and promoting related media.
This episode features an interview with Jason from upstate New York on the Flat Earth Files podcast, discussing his experiences and the region's weather.
The host introduces the flat earth podcast, criticizes the heliocentric model as a Freemason hoax, and comments on weather and a government rocket prank.
The host introduces a flat Earth podcast episode, criticizing the heliocentric model and promoting a biblical, common-sense perspective on the shape of the Earth.
Host George Hobbs introduces a guest to discuss flat earth theories from a biblical perspective.
Host George Hobbs introduces an interview with Walt from New Jersey, discussing flat earth beliefs from a biblical perspective.
Host George Hobbs introduces a guest and discusses the flat earth theory from a biblical perspective.
Host George Hobbs introduces a podcast episode about flat earth theory from a biblical perspective, inviting guest participation.
George Hobbs starts with a quick housekeeping note, then talks with Kelly from Iowa in a long, easy conversation.
George Hobbs opens with scripture and a familiar warning about deception.
This episode promotes a flat earth worldview from a biblical perspective, criticizing the heliocentric model as a hoax.
Bea joins the show to talk about growing up where snow days were not automatic and school could still go on in deep winter.
George Hobbs opens on the Artemis 2 delay.
The host welcomes listeners back to the podcast, which promotes a flat Earth worldview from a biblical perspective, challenging the heliocentric model.
The episode opens with a mental health fundraiser ad, then the host introduces the Flat Earth Files podcast, promising to expose the heliocentric model as a hoax from a biblical perspective.
Host George Hobbs introduces a flat earth podcast episode, apologizes for rescheduling an interview, and prepares to interview a guest named John.
An interview with a truth seeker about exposing the flat earth conspiracy and challenging mainstream science.
The host introduces a guest who shares his background before discussing flat Earth beliefs from a biblical perspective.
A podcast episode promoting flat earth theory from a biblical perspective, featuring an interview with a guest from Canada.
Host George Hobbs interviews former basketball player Chris about his journey from sports to embracing flat-earth beliefs and exposing the 'globe narrative' as a deception.
The episode introduces a discussion on conspiracy theories including the flat earth, 9-11, and COVID-19 mandates, promoting a critical view of mainstream narratives.
A podcast promoting flat earth theory from a biblical perspective, challenging the heliocentric model as a hoax.
A podcast promoting flat earth theory from a biblical perspective, rejecting mainstream science as a hoax.
Host George Hobbs introduces a guest segment on the Flat Earth Files, promoting a biblical and common-sense view against the heliocentric model.
Host George Hobbs introduces a guest to discuss flat earth theory from a biblical perspective.
This episode features a conversation with guest Joseph about Flat Earth theories on the Flat Earth Files podcast.
This episode features an interview with Bobby from Texas discussing Flat Earth theories and truth-seeking perspectives.
This episode features a conversation with guest Josh from Michigan about Flat Earth theories, aimed at truth seekers.
This episode features an interview with Wayne discussing Flat Earth theories on the Flat Earth Files podcast.
This episode of the Flat Earth Files podcast features host George Hobbs introducing a conversation with Angela about Flat Earth theories and related topics.
The host introduces the podcast, promotes a new website, and explains the removal of the forum as a coincidence, setting up a guest interview.