This episode features an interview with Alexandra Bruce, author of 2012: Science or Superstition.

This episode features an interview with author and media wizard Douglas Rushkoff.  We discuss his new book, Life Inc.: How the World Became a Corporation and How to Take It Back , his work as a media correspondent with the groundbreaking PBS series Frontline, and his long time interest in counter-culture.

This episode features an interview with occult author and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member Gary Lachman. We discuss the history of the Western occult tradition and how it became a major influence on the counterculture of the '60s. Turn off your mind, this week on Disinformation: The Podcast.

This episode features an interview with cyborg filmmaker Rob Spence. We discuss Rob's successful integration of a wireless video camera into his prosthetic eye, the documentary he is making about the project, the concept of transhumanism, and his previous film, Let's All Hate Toronto.  Witness the rise of the Eyeborg, this week on Disinformation: The Podcast.

The Disinformation crew is proud to present an interview with author and comic book legend Alan Moore.  We spend an hour talking to Alan about his background, the upcoming League of Extraordinary Gentlemen release, and Disinformation's riveting documentary The Mindscape of Alan Moore.  We discuss Alan's work as a shaman and magician, and the influence of occult ideas on his classic works.  Also included is an interview with DeZ Vylenz, producer and director of The Mindscape of Alan Moore (available on DVD and via iTunes).

This episode features a conversation with Stephen Fender, author of 50 Facts That Should Change The USA. With the recent elections still a hot topic, and the inauguration only a few days away, this was a good opportunity to talk to Stephen about his book and why change has become such a popular concept in recent months. Sit back and enjoy a fascinating dialogue about the pros and cons of contemporary America.

On this conspiracy-laden episode of Disinformation: The Podcast, we feature an interview with Jim Marrs, author of Above Top Secret, as well as numerous other fortean bestsellers.  Jim talks with us about many of the subjects covered in Above Top Secret, and gives us his insights into the ups and downs of the conspiracy sub-culture that fascinates so many.  We continue our conversation about the sub-culture with Bill Irvine from abovetopsecret.com, one of the premiere conspiracy sites on the web.

In the inaugural episode of Disinformation: The Podcast, Raymond and Joe speak with author Robert Bauval about his new book The Egypt Code. Robert Bauval is the author of The Orion Mystery and co-author, with Graham Hancock, of Talisman. His new book, The Egypt Code, explores the relationship between ancient Egyptian myth, ritual, architecture and astronomy. Mr. Bauval joins us from Spain to discuss his life, his work and his philosophy.