The Matt Walsh Show

The podcast discusses the absurd trend of 'rage rituals' for emotional release, shifting polls towards Trump, controversies over Confederate general names on schools, mistreatment towards a black woman on a plane, maturity in handling tax issues, Trump's enthusiasm vs. Biden's concerns, navigating identity and societal norms, emotional reactions towards historical figures, racial discrimination in air travel with a Rosa Parks comparison, and unfounded racism accusations on a plane.

Tune into the premiere of 'Mr. Birchum', an animated sitcom with bold commentary on modern issues. Voiced by Adam Carolla, the show features a no-nonsense teacher, a gaming-obsessed son, and a politically correct JEDI officer. With humor and fearless exploration, the show challenges norms and promises laughs.

Real lawyer James Sexton reacts to the courtroom antics in JUDGED by Matt Walsh. They discuss humor in legal insights, shared belongings in relationships, a judge's composure in disturbing cases, assigning value to emotional distress, and obtaining a strip license with humorous observations.

Exploring the sensationalized claims of a potential bird flu pandemic being more deadly than COVID-19, while questioning the reliability of past pandemic predictions. Discussing the demands of migrants in Denver for taxpayer-funded culturally appropriate food. Analyzing Apple's lack of innovation in products and marketing, including a controversial iPad ad. Unraveling a fabricated incident where a Pizza Hut delivery driver was falsely accused of using a racial slur, with video evidence proving otherwise.

Explore the alarming trend of public school teachers arrested for sexual abuse. Dive into the chaos of an AR-15 attack in DC and the unfairness of hunger strikers at Princeton. Critique a cringy song from a punk rock band and question if punk is truly dead.

Today's podcast discusses the push for women in the construction industry, the claim that black kids don't know about computers, a protest at Princeton, and the moral obligation to date fat people. It questions the demonization of white men and the impact of upbringing on child development. The episode delves into the hypocrisy of moral blackmail and the importance of accurate judgments.

Pro-Palestine protesters disrupt the Met Gala, turning against leftist celebrities. Police prioritize protecting the rich over memorials. Critique of celebrity displays, Kristi Noem's book tour, and funny Australian reality show. Star Wars introduces non-binary character, sparking questions on the franchise's appeal.

The podcast covers the outrage over a frat boy's alleged racist act, Massachusetts spending tax money on feeding illegal migrants, and a bizarre interview with Kristi Noem. It explores investment uncertainty, college student activism, racial controversies, social media outrage, government spending inefficiencies, controversial music videos by Harvard MDs, and backlash against an author's extreme statements.

Matt Walsh interviews James J. Sexton, a prominent divorce lawyer and author, discussing love, marriage, and divorce. They explore harmful stereotypes in relationships, the Red Pill movement, complexities of infidelity, divorce statistics, dynamics of divorce and marriage rates, marrying later in life, and the role of prenuptial agreements in defining financial expectations and commitments within a marriage.

Louisiana community accused of racism for seceding, frat boy uprisings on college campuses, Biden Administration promotes marijuana, rash of pit bull attacks discussed with surprising opinions