For the season finale, Hannah and James go full rabbit hole.

What starts as a light chat about the strangest things listeners have messaged them about quickly spirals into one of their most unhinged and hilarious deep dives yet, as they step into the wild, weird and occasionally worrying world of conspiracy theories.

From the mystery of Area 51 and what might really be hiding behind those desert fences, to the endless speculation around Denver International Airport’s secret tunnels and apocalyptic murals, nothing is off limits. They revisit the Moon landing debate, unpack the internet’s most persistent 9/11 theories, and ask the question everyone secretly Googles at 2am: why do these stories stick around, even when the evidence doesn’t?

Along the way, they share the conspiracies friends, followers and complete strangers have tried to convince them are true. Some are surprisingly believable. Others are absolutely feral.

Yes, we’re talking lizard people running the world. Shadow governments. Hidden symbols. Billionaires pulling strings from underground bunkers. The lot.

James approaches everything with spreadsheets, logic and “surely not”, while Hannah leans into the drama, the what-ifs and the delicious chaos of it all. The result is peak Posh & Specs: half sceptical investigation, half late-night kitchen chat, with plenty of laughs and the occasional “wait… but what if?”

But beneath the jokes, there’s something deeper. Why are so many people drawn to conspiracies right now? Is it distrust, boredom, social media, or just the human need to believe there’s more going on behind the curtain? They explore how modern life, algorithms and uncertainty can make even the wildest ideas feel oddly plausible.

Just when Hannah thinks the madness is over, James pulls out one last surprise.

Without telling her in advance, he’s had a full 2026 “reading” done about her life, career and future. What follows is equal parts touching, chaotic and slightly unsettling, as he reveals prediction after prediction live. Some feel weirdly accurate. Others are completely rogue. And then comes a final twist Hannah genuinely doesn’t see coming.

It’s dramatic. It’s ridiculous. It’s very them.

Think less late-night conspiracy forum, more flat whites and friendly arguments with two people trying to make sense of a very strange internet.

Aliens, cover-ups, cult theories, secret bunkers, psychic forecasts and one big surprise. If you’ve ever fallen down a YouTube spiral at midnight or whispered “that can’t be real… can it?”, this one’s for you.

Tin foil hats optional.