The Anthony Cumia Show

Anthony takes aim at Rosie O’Donnell, mocking her parenting and the announcement that her 12-year-old child identifies as non-binary. He questions the authenticity of such identity declarations at that age, suggesting Hollywood parents push their children into alternative sexual or gender identities to gain publicity or political capital. Anthony criticizes O’Donnell’s story about her child asking deep questions about her own coming out, calling it fabricated and self-serving. He broadens the discussion to the influence of adult agendas on impressionable children and contrasts it with his own childhood obsessions, like dinosaurs, arguing kids aren’t equipped to understand complex identity concepts like “non-binary.” He closes with a rant against Hollywood virtue-signaling and what he sees as the erasure of traditional norms under the guise of progress. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia and Sid Rosenberg fill in for Brian Kilmeade and deliver a no-holds-barred broadcast packed with wild stories, sharp humor, and fiery opinions. Anthony recalls his unforgettable backstage encounter with The Doors' Robby Krieger at Woodstock '99 and shares jaw-dropping moments from his past with Jill Nicolini. The duo rip into Howard Stern’s transformation from rebel to establishment mouthpiece, questioning his legacy and relevance today. They dive deep into New York City politics and social decay — from the mental health crisis and crime to immigration and bail reform — laying out what they’d ask Mayor Eric Adams face-to-face. The episode also takes jabs at woke sports culture, the WNBA, and celebrity scandals, including debates over whether George Santos or Sean “Diddy” Combs deserve a Trump pardon. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia and Sid Rosenberg team up to guest host The Brian Kilmeade Show, bringing their signature edge, humor, and insider perspective to the mic. The two radio powerhouses reflect on the evolution of shock jock radio, Howard Stern’s transformation, and their own history in the New York media scene. The hour is packed with sharp political commentary, personal stories, and unfiltered takes on everything from Nancy Mace and Donald Trump to crime in New York and the state of talk radio today. A must-listen for fans of bold, unapologetic broadcasting. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony reviews the Netflix limited series American Primeval, focusing on its brutal depiction of the American frontier and surprising portrayal of early Mormon violence in Utah. He shares his shock at learning about historical massacres tied to Brigham Young and criticizes how modern media selectively targets religions—arguing that mocking Christianity, Mormonism, and Scientology is tolerated, while criticism of Islam or Judaism sparks outrage. Cumia breaks down the show's pacing, notes the typical drop in quality after the third episode, and rants about unrealistic plot points like a settler woman suddenly assimilating into Native American culture. He wraps with praise for the show’s visuals and cinematography despite its flawed writing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Filling in for Brian Kilmeade, Anthony Cumia dives into the political firestorm over Texas redistricting, calling out media hypocrisy and Democratic double standards. He critiques Representative Jasmine Crockett’s inflammatory rhetoric, questions the rise of socialist NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, and slams Elizabeth Warren’s class warfare messaging. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia takes a fiery call from Matt in New York, who criticizes Democrats like Chuck Schumer for supporting open borders in the U.S. while backing strict immigration policies in Israel. Matt argues that America’s lax enforcement invites national security threats, while Israel’s tight border is funded by U.S. taxpayers. Cumia agrees, highlighting the double standards and frustrations with modern immigration rhetoric. Later, Cumia slams former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo for a recent video in which Cuomo claims he was “wrong about a lot.” Cumia calls the mea culpa hollow, accusing Cuomo of knowingly lying as part of CNN’s political propaganda. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony starts off the show talking about the decline of Las Vegas and immigration getting way out of hand. He later gets into people no longer wanting to be heroic for fear of backlash, like in the case of Daniel Penny. He also touches on gun control, interest rates and Rosie O'Donnell's non-binary kid. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia delves into Hollywood's dark underbelly, focusing on the controversial figure of Kevin Spacey. Anthony discusses Spacey's acting career and his subsequent downfall due to allegations of sexual misconduct. The episode further explores Spacey's associations with Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Clinton, including a suspicious humanitarian trip to South Africa. Anthony criticizes Hollywood's pervasive culture of sexual misconduct, suggesting Spacey's downfall was a result of crossing powerful individuals. Through candid commentary, Anthony argues that Spacey and others like him are symptomatic of a deeply flawed industry. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia delves into the controversial topic of immigration in Europe, focusing on illegal immigration and its impact on European countries. Referencing comments made by former President Donald Trump, Cumia discusses the perceived differences between immigration issues in Europe and the U.S., highlighting the smaller geographical size of European countries and their lack of space to escape from immigration-related problems. Cumia criticizes the European Union's open-border policies, describes increased crime rates and assaults, and addresses the limitations on free speech regarding immigration discussions in Europe. He contrasts Europe’s situation with the U.S., emphasizing the need for stronger immigration control. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia discusses the current state of mental health institutions in the United States. He emphasizes the urgent need for these facilities, considering both the mentally ill and criminals who pose a threat to society. Cumia reflects on the history of mental health care, including the controversial deinstitutionalization movement and the poor conditions exposed by Geraldo Rivera at Willowbrook. He also explores the implications of former President Trump’s recent executive order allowing for involuntary commitment of dangerous individuals to mental hospitals, highlighting the balance between public safety and humane treatment for those with mental illness. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices