About this episode

The episode discusses the theory that William Shakespeare was a pseudonym for the true authors of his works and the implications of questioning this authorship.

Surprise! We can be almost 100% certain William Shakespeare was a pseudonym / frontman used to hide the identity of the true author(s) of the works attributed to the man from Stratford. I lay out why this matters – any single big revelation of illusion in people's lives can trigger the thought, "What else might I be missing?" which naturally the powers-that-be would rather you didn't think – and the details of why we can be so sure that "Shakespeare" was someone else. We can debate who exactly the true author(s) was/were – and at the end I give my best guess and the reasons for it – but we can be practically certain that the true author of our beloved works of genius is someone you were never told. By finally breaking the (already crumbling) taboo in the universities about questioning the authorship of the works of "Shakespeare', we will gain much more than merely the truth, as glorious as that is: we will also win a victory from censorship, dogmatic mind-controllers, and even perhaps the dark systems and individuals whose plans for you and your children require now more than ever that the public doesn't notice too many lies. For more details as to the authorship question, check…

People in this episode

Host: Jamie McGlue

Topics covered

• Shakespeare authorship
• literary analysis
• censorship
• historical debate
• truth and illusion

Keywords

• Shakespeare
• authorship
• pseudonym
• censorship
• literature
• truth
• debate

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: doubtaboutwill.org

Books & works: Shakespeare Was a Woman and Other Heresies

More episodes of Rendezvous with Jamie McGlue

• Episode 169: The Save Europe Act – The Need For Remigration · July 14, 2026 · 38 min
• Episode 168: Atheism Is The Craziest Religion Of All · July 2, 2026 · 16 min
• Episode 166: Non-racist Reasons To Stop Immigration · June 16, 2026 · 31 min
• Episode 165: Believing In A Better Earth · May 28, 2026 · 36 min
• Episode 161: Thoughts On Artificial Intelligence · February 22, 2026 · 10 min
• Episode 162: Wearing A Mask Obscures Your Vision · February 22, 2026 · 13 min

Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Rendezvous with Jamie McGlue podcast page.