The Truth About Conspiracies: QAnon, ‘Havana Syndrome’ and Neo-Nazis. Ash Sarkar Meets Nicky Woolf
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The Truth About Conspiracies: QAnon, ‘Havana Syndrome’ and Neo-Nazis. Ash Sarkar Meets Nicky Woolf

From covering mass shootings as US Correspondent for The Guardian to investigating QAnon for a year for the podcast ‘Finding Q’—Nicky Woolf has been plumbing the grimmer depths of the American psyche for a long time. He joins Ash to discuss the mysterious ‘Havana Syndrome’, Marjorie Taylor Greene and Making Nazis Afraid Again. You can listen to his new podcast ‘The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome’ everywhere you get podcasts.

  • Published 12 February 2023
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