Andrew Schulz's Flagrant with Akaash Singh

This week features Charlamagne tha God, a renowned radio host known for his sharp wit and pop culture insights. The chaos unfolds as they discuss Taylor Swift's shocking engagement and speculate wildly about the health of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. The conversation dives into Lil Nas X's controversial publicity stunts, Gavin Newsom's media strategy, and even a humorous take on the Cracker Barrel logo change. Plus, they tackle thought-provoking topics like flag burning as free speech and the complex dynamics of celebrity relationships.

Join Alex O'Connor, an Oxford-educated atheist known for his thought-provoking commentary on religion, as he dives into the intriguing world of Jesus and early Christianity. He discusses whether Jesus ever claimed to be divine, the lesser-known roles of figures like John the Baptist, and the shocking revelations about Gnostic texts. Alex also explores the historical context of Mormonism and its ties to biblical figures, offering refreshing insights into the roots of modern Christianity. A lively debate on belief and morality awaits!

In this lively discussion with Alex O’Connor, an Oxford-educated philosopher known for his engaging debates, the team tackles some of life’s wildest moral dilemmas. Topics range from the ethics of incest to the complexities of empathy and cultural humor. They dive into thought-provoking questions like why bestiality is considered wrong and the implications of the trolley problem on moral responsibility. The conversation is a mix of deep philosophical insights and comedic banter, inviting listeners to rethink their ethical beliefs while having a good laugh.

Ralph Barbosa, a Texas-based comedian known for his chill style, brings his comedic charm to the discussion. The conversation covers his newfound fame and funny stories about being recognized at Jiffy Lube. Ralph also reveals his love for Tom Hanks, exploring the quirks of celebrity culture. He shares thoughts on drinking games, navigating cultural accents, and the realities of life as a rising comedian. With playful banter about car culture and comedic journey highlights, this chat is a lighthearted dive into humor and identity.

Kam Patterson, a comedian from Orlando now based in Austin, spills the beans on his wild journey from basketball courts to comedy stages. He shares hilarious tales from Kill Tony and insights on tackling pressure in the comedy world. Kam discusses the quirky 'Disney adults' phenomenon and his hilarious Orlando connections, revealing how Kevin Hart's advice shaped his career. He also explores the idea that a little delusion can be the secret ingredient for success, while offering anecdotes on performance nerves and family support.

In this engaging discussion, acclaimed journalist Fareed Zakaria—renowned for his insights into U.S. foreign policy—delves into pressing global issues. He analyzes the ramifications of Trump's tariffs, the dynamics of AI and the middle class, and the geopolitical tensions involving Israel and Iran. Zakaria highlights the complexities of birthright citizenship and critiques American healthcare. He also investigates right-wing populism and the U.S.'s influence in Africa, shedding light on a multifaceted view of international conflicts and collaborations.

Political analyst Ezra Klein joins the conversation, diving deep into the murky waters of the Epstein files and their implications on power dynamics. He highlights Trump's second-term ambitions, including controversial appointees, and criticizes the Democratic Party for its lack of reform and need for restructuring. They tackle the rising costs of education, social mobility challenges, and the complexities of forming effective coalitions. The conversation wraps up with a critique of media accountability and the daunting political landscape.

Saagar Enjeti, a political commentator known for his insightful analysis, joins the conversation to unravel the complex web surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. He discusses Epstein's connections to intelligence, how political elites are shielded from accountability, and the media silence that allows these stories to fester. The talk delves into the dark implications of Epstein's relationships, potential blackmail tactics, and the need for greater transparency and integrity in politics. It's a captivating look into the intertwining of power, wealth, and corruption.

Join Jon Favreau and Tommy Vietor from Pod Save America, alongside Congressman Ro Khanna, as they navigate the chaotic waters of D.C. politics. They discuss the implications of Trump's fluctuating support and the ongoing disillusionment among voters. Ro unveils his pressing Senate Bill on releasing Epstein files, emphasizing accountability in leadership. The trio critiques the Democratic Party's need for reform, exploring the challenges of transparency in campaign finance and the need for authentic political dialogue in an increasingly polarized climate.

This week's debate is all about Diddy, Epstein, and the elite's silence on controversial issues. The hosts tackle potential cover-ups and question political allegiance, especially concerning Israel. They delve into the absurdities of celebrity accountability and California's legal quirks. The discussion takes a humorous turn when exploring relationships, love bombing, and the manipulative dynamics at play. Plus, the erosion of trust in government is scrutinized, intertwined with entertaining anecdotes and insightful critiques.