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Episode 1: Crazy Animal Crossing Kidnapping Theory
The Video Game Conspiracy Network
01/08/21 • 33 min
GRAB YOUR CONTROLLERS! 🎮 It's time for the pilot episode of our highly anticipated podcast called The Video Game Conspiracy Network! If you watched our teaser, you're in for a treat!
In tonight's episode, we will be discussing a rather very dark video game theory in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. You may think it's just a game where you start a new life on a deserted island... but what if we told you that it's actually a purgatory where you're not allowed to leave. We dive deep into this theory and apply it to real life.
Excerpt from the source:
"In the Animal Crossing games, you, the player character, are actually dead. You are "driven" to purgatory by car or train, depending on the game. Now, many people regard purgatory as a place of punishment, but many others understand it as a sort of "waiting room" a soul stays in before entering Heaven. It is the second interpretation that your character resides in."
Credit: Hero Forever (also known as EmeraldX2 on Reddit)
The next episode publishes on January 22nd at 5 pm!
❓The Video Game Conspiracy Network is a rebranded podcast made by Michigan State University seniors Erin "Marlon" Taylor and Julian "Jules" Stainback. In this podcast, we discuss various theories, myths, and conspiracies in different video games around the world. We will discuss fan-made theories as well. These can be funny, witty, and even dark and disgusting. New episodes release bi-weekly Fridays at 5 p.m. EST!
🧐 Have a video game theory you want to discuss with us? Want to be a special guest? Send us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]
Be sure to follow our social media for the latest podcast updates:
Facebook: @videogameconspiracynetwork
Twitter: @VGCNetwork1
Instagram: @videogameconspiracy
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Episode 2 | Smash Bros Toy Theory... CONFIRMED!
The Video Game Conspiracy Network
01/22/21 • 26 min
GRAB YOUR CONTROLLERS! 🎮 Welcome back to another week of game theory!
We would first like to congratulate our 46th President of the United States, Joe Biden, and VP Kamala Harris! This past Wednesday, they were both sworn into office.
In tonight's episode, we will be discussing a theory based on our favorite pastime video game, Smash Bros Ultimate! We have to warn you this theory is shocking. We dive deep into the confirmed theory that Smash Bros are nothing but toys.
Excerpt from the source:
"Given that the Super Smash Bros. characters are actually just toys, that brings up another interesting question. Since it's Master Hand that brings the toys to life to fight each other, why then do they turn against their benefactor and fight the Master Hand as the final boss? I guess that opens the door for a few more theories to take the stage" -- GameRant.com
❓The Video Game Conspiracy Network is a rebranded podcast made by Michigan State University seniors Erin "Marlon" Taylor and Julian "Jules" Stainback. In this podcast, we discuss various theories, myths, and conspiracies in different video games around the world. We will discuss fan-made theories as well. These can be funny, witty, and even dark and disgusting. New episodes release bi-weekly Fridays at 5 p.m. EST!
🧐 Have a video game theory you want to discuss with us? Want to be a special guest? Send us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]
Be sure to follow our social media for the latest podcast updates:
Facebook: @videogameconspiracynetwork
Twitter: @VGCNetwork1
Instagram: @videogameconspiracynetwork
Available on these podcasting platforms:

Episode 1 Teaser | The Video Game Conspiracy Network
The Video Game Conspiracy Network
01/06/21 • 14 min
👉🏾 Animal Crossing has been the new pastime for gamers. But what if we told that this child-friendly game had multiple dark theories behind it? Well in this teaser, we talk about them! Animal Crossing is a game where you are hauled off to an island and you start your new life there. But this wild theory changes the way we think about this storyline. The first full episode will be released this Friday at 5 pm EST!
🔗 to theory: https://fantheories.fandom.com/wiki/Animal_Crossing
❓The Video Game Conspiracy Network is a rebranded podcast made by Michigan State University seniors Erin "Marlon" Taylor and Julian "Jules" Stainback. In this podcast, we discuss various theories, myths, and conspiracies in different video games around the world. We will discuss fan-made theories as well. These can be funny, witty, and even dark and disgusting. New episodes release bi-weekly Fridays at 5 p.m. EST!
🧐 Have a video game theory you want to discuss with us? Want to be a special guest? Send us a voice message on Anchor or email us at: [email protected]
Be sure to follow our social media for the latest podcast updates:
Facebook: @videogameconspiracynetwork Twitter: @VGCNetwork1 Instagram: @videogameconspiracynetwork
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Trailer | Video Game Conspiracy Network
The Video Game Conspiracy Network
12/31/20 • 1 min
Interested in hearing some funny, serious or dramatic theories and conspiracies in some of your favorite video games? Well, look no further! Introducing The Video Game Conspiracy Network, a podcast in which we discover, research, and discuss different theories and conspiracies in video games with a comedic twist! In each episode, we discuss these concepts as we are terribly in love with video games and everything to do with them. New episodes every other Friday!
Hosts:
Julian "Jules" Stainback
Class: Senior
Major: Media and Information + Journalism
Minors: Film, Media Photography
Erin "Marlon" Taylor
Class: Senior
Major: Media and Information
Minors: Film/Sound Design
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Facebook: @videogameconspiracynetwork

Episode 4: Creepy Lavender Town Theory
The Video Game Conspiracy Network
03/20/21 • 19 min
In this episode we will dive into some Pokemon Theory that's relatively really creepy.

Episode 3: Mario Has Taken The Stage (feat. NerdPunk Gaming)
The Video Game Conspiracy Network
02/06/21 • 67 min
GRAB YOUR CONTROLLERS! 🎮 Time to play up another theory!
In tonight's special episode, we will be discussing a theory based on Nintendo's legendary icon: Mario. It has been theorized that all of the Mario games in the series have been nothing but stage plays. We are joined by our first guest star: NerdPunk Gaming, a podcast that loves to discuss games and chill. Give their podcast a follow: https://anchor.fm/nerdpunkgaming
Here's an excerpt from the source:
"Mario, Luigi, and the rest of the characters are all simply actors playing roles in a show. The idea may have originated with Super Mario Bros. 2, where the character select screen is set up like a stage." - Reddit u/JustinSchirmir
❓The Video Game Conspiracy Network is a rebranded podcast made by Michigan State University seniors Erin "Marlon" Taylor and Julian "Jules" Stainback. In this podcast, we discuss various theories, myths, and conspiracies in different video games around the world. We will discuss fan-made theories as well. These can be funny, witty, and even dark and disgusting. New episodes release bi-weekly Fridays at 5 p.m. EST!
🧐 Have a video game theory you want to discuss with us? Want to be a special guest? Send us a voice message on Anchor or email us at [email protected]
Be sure to follow our social media for the latest podcast updates:
Facebook: @videogameconspiracynetwork
Twitter: @VGCNetwork1
Instagram: @videogameconspiracynetwork
Available on these podcasting platforms:
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How many episodes does The Video Game Conspiracy Network have?
The Video Game Conspiracy Network currently has 6 episodes available.
What topics does The Video Game Conspiracy Network cover?
The podcast is about Comedy and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on The Video Game Conspiracy Network?
The episode title 'Episode 1: Crazy Animal Crossing Kidnapping Theory' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Video Game Conspiracy Network?
The average episode length on The Video Game Conspiracy Network is 27 minutes.
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Episodes of The Video Game Conspiracy Network are typically released every 14 days, 4 hours.
When was the first episode of The Video Game Conspiracy Network?
The first episode of The Video Game Conspiracy Network was released on Dec 31, 2020.
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