Knights of the Wrong Table

012 Colten Barnaby: Dude, Where's My Keys???

On this episode, Colten Barnaby joins us at the Wrong Table to discuss the early origins of the Church—specifically how Gnosticism may have played a role in shaping what we know today as the Catholic and Orthodox traditions. With rebellion in their blood, John and Randall seek to understand why certain ideas may have been omitted and what those omissions could mean today. Have we been deceived? Was it all just a lust for power? And perhaps most importantly—where did Colten leave his keys???

011 Keya Moradi: To Iran with Love

In this episode of KotWT, we sit down with Keya Moradi to discuss his journey from the US to Iran and back again, gaining perspective on the Iranian regime. Our conversation explores Iran’s complex political history, including foreign interventions, historical coups, and the ongoing struggle of the Iranian people. Together we examine the geopolitical tensions involving Iran, the US, and Israel, highlighting the importance of cultural understanding, truth, and transparency in global affairs.

010 Zachary Foust: The Files

Most of us have accepted surface-level narratives about power, politics, and society—until now. Zach Foust reveals the hidden networks that connect elite families, secret societies, and major events like the 9/11 attacks. Discover how deep the rabbit hole goes and why understanding these connections could change everything you think you know.

009 Pauline Doctrine

In this episode of Knights of the Wrong Table, we host our first opposing view: Paul, a man of conviction rooted in proud American Conservatism. We discuss big, hot button issues including America’s drug crisis, U.S. foreign policy, and human rights concerns in places like Venezuela, Israel, and Palestine—grappling with history, faith, moral responsibility, and the right to exist.

008 Lieutenant Dan, ICE Cream

Hey buddy, I hope your name and mine are touching on the watchlist, & if they aren't they will be now. We talk ICE, Palantir, the Files & more.