THE SAVAGE NATION

Savage reacts to the divisive speech President Biden delivered at Valley Forge this weekend. He discusses Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin who was secretly hospitalized, while his Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks was vacationing in Puerto Rico. How can a nation survive the corruption, the incompetence, and the division that plagues us under Biden? Despite feeling powerless, he implores individuals to take small actions and draws inspiration from a West African proverb. He condemns Washington, drawing a parallel between the infamous fable "The Emperor's New Clothes" and our current Administration, where critique of the leadership is met with backlash. Learn how our modern leadership parallels The Sopranos episode "The Scatino Bust Out." He laments the media's biased reporting, particularly towards The Democrats and the lawlessness besieging American cities. Additionally, Savage encourages listeners to remember God's presence and importance, acknowledging the prevalence of lies and the need for truth. He shares a morning prayer, which emphasizes appreciation for life and health. He shares his dismay at politicians who live in a "world of deceit, narcissism, lies, hatred, and thievery," warning of the danger posed by their callous disregard for reality. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage reconnects with jazz musician Sam Gendel as they discuss their unlikely collaboration. They first met in 2013 when Gendel sent Savage a collection of poetry titled "The Found Poetry of Michael Savage." Gendel creatively transformed Savage's words into poetry adding musical compositions in the style of the Beatniks. Find out how the two connected as they discuss the sequence of events that led to this groundbreaking radio performance. Savage recites an excerpt from "The Death Poem," a historic chronicle that covers the history of the earth, from its creation to present times. The two contemplate the decline of media, the peril of social media, and the need for creativity. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Where are you listening from? Find out which cities are home to the most Savage listeners. The Michael Savage Podcast continues to captivate and engage audiences, leading to its widespread popularity and influence worldwide. He expresses gratitude for his millions of podcast listeners, sharing amusing anecdotes about his global audience and the reach of his show. He reminisces about his radio days and his transition into podcasting. Then, he shares upcoming projects, including interviews with jazz saxophonist Sam Gendel and other guests in 2024. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage delivers a lively rebuke against the socialist forces seeking to dismantle our nation. He explains why he is not a socialist, despite growing up in a left-wing environment and coming from a poor immigrant family. He explains that as he became ambitious and faced obstacles in his pursuit of success, he realized the detrimental effects of socialism. He criticizes the education system for brainwashing students with left-wing ideologies and calls out wealthy individuals in Hollywood who espouse socialism while benefiting from capitalist systems. He then makes the case for nationalism in the United States. He explains that being a nationalist does not mean being racist or ethnically exclusive, but rather, having a shared allegiance to the nation and a belief in certain political values. He draws a historical parallel to the Greek war of independence to highlight the significance of national identity and the need to protect borders, language, and culture. He exposes how socialism is at odds with religion and will eventually seek to destroy religious beliefs. Then, he debates with a caller about Bernie Sanders, arguing that Sanders is a cowardly revolutionary and should be recognized for the dangerous threat he poses to America's future. Ring in 2024 with Savage on this exceptional broadcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The New Yorker described Savage as, “a marvellous storyteller, a quirky thinker, and an incorrigible free-associator. He sometimes sounds less like a political commentator than like the star of a riveting and unusually vivid one-man play.” Listen to these beloved tales from the master storyteller on this extraordinary episode. He reminisces on his tough teachers, life for the working class in Queens, the tight-knit communities of yesteryear, and the human condition. First, listen about the no-nonsense Irish Geometry teacher who would be fired in today's woke schools; his father's friend who moved into middle class only to suffer a sad fate; Louie who taught him to straighten nails with his own hands; the tale of The Jar, and many more. He explores the unpredictable nature of life as the year draws to a close. Please share this remarkable episode with your friends and loved ones! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage speaks about the misrepresentation of Christians, the influence of Christian values on society, the decline of Western civilization, and the importance of holding onto faith in Jesus. He criticizes the media for promoting debauchery and mocking Christian values. Savage blames Hollywood and the news business for poisoning the world and disregarding the sanctity of life. He highlights the significance of the Magna Carta and monotheistic religions like Judaism and Christianity. Savage chastises President Biden for the declining state of cities, civilization, and religion in America. Then, he remarks on the importance of leadership, referencing Jesus as the point man for Western Civilization. Savage emphasizes the importance of Western civilization and the challenges it faces. He stresses the need for prayer to connect with God, sharing a prayer from King David and the concept of the 13th Gate. In this powerful broadcast, listeners are encouraged to hold onto their faith in Jesus despite mockery or opposition and advises leading by example. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Enjoy this holiday treat from Michael Savage as he explores the importance of religion, particularly Christianity, during times of deceit and terror. Listen as he explains why Christianity is the religion of peace as we observe the Christmas holiday. Savage believes humans have a unique need for a connection with God because we are not animals, but higher creatures. He laments that society, influenced by media and "degenerates," has fallen to seeking only food and fornication instead of filling the empty void within through spiritual connection. He encourages listeners to reaffirm their faith in these dark times. Then, he reflects on his ability to influence audiences and change lives. He acknowledges that true inspiration comes from a divine source, and many artists throughout history have been deeply spiritual or religious rather than relying on drugs for their creativity. He draws a parallel between his experiences as a performer and the great responsibility that comes with this gift. In his classic style, he reminisces about the foods he ate as a child and shares his observations on the modern American diet. Whether you're a new or longtime listener, you'll be sure to love this holiday broadcast from Michael Savage! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Beloved by fans of the Savage Nation, Mama Savage became a well-known voice nationwide. Delivering some of the most memorable moments on Savage's top-rated radio program, she became a fan favorite. Listen to some of her best calls on the show and Savage's moving tributes to his cherished mother. First up, Mama Savage tells her son the secret to longevity. Her answer might surprise you! Next, mom and son discuss memories and the importance of a good rest. Then, listen to Savage's poignant homage to Mama Savage on the anniversary of her passing. He shares fond memories of his mother's difficult life, her silent suffering, and her unconditional love for people. He visits a restaurant to honor her memory, recalling the conversation they had about longevity and their shared love for life. He ponders the significance of lighting a candle in memory of a loved one. He reflects on the harsh realities of life and the importance of becoming tougher to survive, sharing his experiences of growing up and dealing with suffering. Savage encourages us to remember and love our parents, while expressing frustration over the cruelty he has witnessed in the world. He also explores the complexities of emotions, family, and life experiences, and touches on power, control, and the role of women in the world. Lastly, enjoy a light-hearted radio piece about Mama Savage's signature cooking and her ability to serve a feast from her small kitchen in Queens. Listeners new and old will love this holiday treat only on the Michael Savage podcast! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Savage warns about the divisiveness and hatred devastating America. He lays out how the media's exploitation of violence is used for political gain. He illustrates how the likes of Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden are pushing communist agendas. He then criticizes Hollywood elites for their violent portrayals targeting specific groups, particularly "deplorables." Savage argues for the need to address societal issues, including the moral decline, addiction to marijuana, and the lack of personal responsibility. He cautions what lies ahead if marijuana use is not controlled. Savage urges Americans to remember the Ten Commandments and resist the dangerous ideologies tearing apart the Republic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this fiery broadcast, Savage voices his concerns about America's deteriorating state under President Biden, criticizing the corruption and debauchery emanating from Washington. Can America be saved from this time of chaos and destruction? Are we powerless against the Biden regime? He likens America to a shipwreck under Biden, with a deranged captain and a complicit media that supports the president despite his disastrous actions. He then reflects on the value of knowing the truth in these dark times as congressional aides debase the halls of Congress and Jill Biden degrades the White House. He shares his thoughts on the power of prayer and his personal experiences of feeling closer to God through music, nature, and communal worship. He recounts experiencing God's presence in a Harlem Baptist church and a Fijian village, but laments that many modern houses of worship lack the same sense of connection. He contrasts the authentic religiosity found in congregations and religious institutions with the commercialization and secularization of contemporary faith. Savage reminisces about personal experiences with God and encourages listeners to seek spiritual resonance through various means. Savage then shifts towards concern for the politically and militarily tense situation in the Middle East, criticizing the wasteful use of millions of dollars on missiles instead of addressing the root causes of conflicts. Don't miss this profound message only on The Michael Savage Podcast! -“What percentage of all taxes collected do Whites, Blacks, Asians, Hispanics, or recent immigrants pay?” - “Then there’s Miss Wu Klux Klan in Boston with her electeds of color only party.” -“Power corrupts. Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Look at Biden. This is a living example of what corruption is because of the power madness.” -“Did you see one of the Congressional aides on all fours naked where hearings are heard? These are the people who actually run Congress. The old people don't run it. They let their 25-year-old psychotic, leftwing aides run Congress.” -“I think his wife is running the country. She's doing the damage to this nation. She's the fanatic leftist, the sociologist Jill.” -"It was the best of times, it was the worst of times. Can America survive the ravages of Joseph Biden and his gang of insane degenerates, two world wars, runaway inflation, crime out of control, crime wave, broken borders? - "People are gagging on the filth and destruction coming from the Biden regime.” - "The last time I was in a house of worship where I actually felt God's presence was in Harlem, New York, 1966 when I met Billy the street preacher… I never saw anything like it. The floors were shaking as the black people were singing out to God.”  - “I have an immigrant soul. I never gave up. I kept fighting and I said you're not going to destroy me. You're not going to defeat me, and here I am, but will my country survive? Can the country survive the ravages of this degenerate Administration or are we soon to be this shipwreck?” Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices