Steven Seagal

Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds examine action movie star Steven Seagal's rise to fame, his absurd political ambitions, his disturbing behavior, and his unusual negotiations with the mob. They also discuss his spiritual journey and a peculiar encounter where Seagal ended up giving $700,000 to individuals who had threatened him. The chapter explores his appearance at a grand jury in a mob case where he pleaded the fifth and received immunity.

Steven Seagal, US-Schauspieler, Aikido-Lehrer und Musiker, spricht über seine Freundschaft zu Wladimir Putin und die russische Staatsbürgerschaft. Er diskutiert Kritik an westlicher Russland-Politik, die Gefahr von NATO‑Erweiterung und Waffenlieferungen. Dazu erzählt er von Kampfkunst, Musik als Friedensbrücke und persönlicher Suche nach Sinn und Familie.

Steven Seagal, the action movie legend known for his Aikido mastery, joins the hosts for a lively chat about his rise and fall in Hollywood. They dissect the absurdities of his public persona, from inflated ego to eccentric claims. The conversation humorously contrasts his on-screen heroics with off-screen controversies, discussing iconic films like 'Above the Law.' With anecdotes about his changing image and even a nod to nostalgia-fueled fashion, the episode joyfully captures the complex legacy of this once-revered star.

Steven Seagal, the martial artist and actor, records an album called 'Songs from the Crystal Cave' in 2004. The podcast explores Seagal's background, rise to fame, film career, controversies, career decline, lawsuits, and his album, highlighting featured songs and collaborations.

Nostradamus, Spielberg, Seagal, and the cursed film Poltergeist are the guests in this episode. The podcast covers topics such as ninja shoes, incorporating weapons into footwear, tracking money and serial numbers on bills, small-scale money laundering, a psychedelic plant church, prophecy of Russia and China, debating characters, and strange occurrences in a haunted house.