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It’s Halloween, so we’re diving into some of the strangest, most controversial and most harmful conspiracy theories we’ve encountered.

In this special episode we explore conspiracy theories ranging from anti-vaccine misinformation and cancer cure myths to eugenics, disability benefits, mobility scooters and even claims about what’s really in our food.

Along the way we explore where some of these theories came from, why people believe them, and the real-world consequences they can have for disabled people and society as a whole.

This episode mixes humour, history, lived experience and evidence-based discussion to examine some of the stories that refuse to disappear.

Whether you’re fascinated by conspiracy theories, interested in disability rights, or simply enjoy a good Halloween discussion, this episode is packed with thought-provoking conversation.

Release Date: 29 October 2026

What if Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was secretly replaced?

What if Right Said Fred were blacklisted by the Illuminati?

And what if every pigeon you’ve ever seen is actually a government surveillance drone?

In this bonus Halloween episode we take a lighter-hearted look at some of the strangest conspiracy theories they could find. From Beatles replacement theories and secret societies to the famous “Birds Aren’t Real” movement, we explore how these ideas start, why they spread, and just how ridiculous some of them can become.

Along the way we discuss Beatles clues, backwards messages, mystery lookalikes, surveillance birds, Shakespeare’s birds in America, and whether anyone can really keep a secret that big.

This episode is a fun companion to our main Conspiracy Theories discussion and proves that sometimes the most entertaining conspiracy theories are the ones nobody could possibly take seriously.

Or could they?

Release Date: 5 November 2026

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What does true disability representation in sport look like?

In this episode we explore disability, inclusion and accessibility in sport with two incredible guests:

• Russell Vollmer, Paralympian, sailor and disability advocate.
• Darren Harris, England’s most capped and decorated blind footballer.

Together we discuss the reality of disabled sport beyond the headlines and ask whether major events like the Paralympics are truly changing perceptions or simply creating new stereotypes.

This is an honest conversation about what has improved, what still needs to change, and why representation alone isn’t enough without genuine access and opportunity.

Whether you’re disabled, involved in sport, work in accessibility, or simply want to understand disability inclusion better, this episode offers valuable insights from people with lived experience.

Release Date: 26 November 2026

How accessible is sport really?

In this Community Questions episode we answer your questions about disability representation, accessible sports facilities, inclusion, adaptive equipment and what happens when disabled athletes suddenly find themselves in the spotlight.

We also explore the challenges that arise when facilities are redesigned without considering disabled users, and why consultation and accessibility should never be an afterthought.

If you’ve ever wondered how sport can become more inclusive, or if you’ve faced barriers yourself, this episode is for you.

Release Date: 3 December 2026

How much does disability really cost?

In this episode we’re joined by Georgina Colman, founder of Purpl UK, to talk about the hidden and often overlooked extra costs of disability.

From mobility aids, wheelchairs and taxis, to higher energy bills, specialist therapies, cleaners, carers, assistive technology and replacement equipment, we explore the reality behind living with a disability in the UK and why many disabled people say support payments still don’t cover the true cost.

Living with a disability often means paying more just to access everyday life — and this conversation shines a light on those realities.

Release Date: 10 December 2026

Welcome to this 3Spoonies Community Questions episode on the extra costs of disability.

We’re joined again by Georgina Colman, founder of Purpl UK, as we answer listener questions about disability costs, money management, work, support and finding reliable recommendations.

Living with disability often means balancing health, finances, work and energy all at once.

This episode shares lived experience, practical ideas and community advice for navigating those challenges.

Release Date: 17 December 2026

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