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Jun 28, 2025 • 1h 33min

"When You Die, You See It" Michael & Near-Death Experiences | Lee Strobel

Investigative journalist and author Lee Strobel joins the conversation to explore what happens after death. He shares compelling evidence from near-death experiences that challenge materialistic views of reality. The discussion highlights the transformation from skepticism to belief, the emotional ramifications of facing past choices, and the intersection of faith with miraculous experiences. Strobel presents fascinating stories that invite listeners to consider the spiritual implications of these profound encounters and the essence of life, death, and legacy.
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Jun 27, 2025 • 50min

Ep. 1764 - “Brain-Dead” Woman Gives Birth To A Baby

A brain-dead woman gives birth, igniting heated ethical debates over life support and abortion rights. The Supreme Court's ruling on Planned Parenthood funding adds fuel to the fire, making waves in political discourse. The discussion shifts to population challenges and declining birth rates, sprinkled with humor about political leaders. Exploring nostalgia in music, artist Sabrina Carpenter releases an album that resonates with contemporary issues. The podcast also dives into faith, salvation, and the societal appreciation of motherhood, promoting a judgment-free space for stay-at-home moms.
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Jun 26, 2025 • 46min

Ep. 1763 - The Pro-Queer Muslim Socialist Victory In New York EXPLAINED

A pro-queer Muslim socialist's victory in New York sparks debates on identity politics and conservative responses. The potential for a presidential run looms as the political landscape shifts, reflecting on figures who resonate with younger voters. Meanwhile, President Trump's resilience is likened to a roadrunner, while a controversial self-deportation ad stirs media reactions. The discussion humorously critiques political narratives and explores the evolving language in political discourse.
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Jun 25, 2025 • 43min

Ep. 1762 - Trump Nukes His Enemies With This Meme

President Trump creatively threatens Iran with memes, showcasing the power of humor in political messaging. The discussion dives into the impact of bravado in diplomacy, comparing modern tactics to historical figures like Julius Caesar. Political language and its role in rallying support, especially against figures like AOC, are humorously critiqued. Additionally, the podcast touches on the shifting political landscape in New York and the rise of streaming services, signaling significant changes in media consumption and political dynamics.
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Jun 24, 2025 • 46min

Ep. 1761 - Trump Drops An "F" Bomb On Israel And Iran

Tension rises as President Trump expresses outrage over recent ceasefire negotiations involving Israel and Iran. The discussion delves into geopolitical complexities and implications of Trump's diplomatic stance. A controversial Muslim socialist candidate for mayor in NYC sparks debate over the political landscape, while immigration policy is dissected through a case highlighting MS-13 ties. The effectiveness of self-deportation under Trump's policies showcases a shift in immigration strategy, blending incentives with enforcement.
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Jun 23, 2025 • 4min

The 12 Day War is Over. Michael Reacts.

A historic ceasefire has been declared between Israel and Iran, marking a pivotal turn in U.S.-Iran relations. The discussion dives into the dynamics that led to this peace, highlighting President Trump's role in mediating the crisis. Amidst the backdrop of the 12-day war, various reactions from the involved nations are analyzed. The significance of this agreement for future regional stability and international diplomacy is thoroughly explored. It's a moment that could reshape relationships in the Middle East.
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Jun 23, 2025 • 52min

Ep. 1760 - Fallout From Iran: Regime Change?

Tensions escalate as the U.S. bombards Iranian nuclear facilities amid political fallout. Insights into Trump’s military actions reveal both a show of strength and ongoing divides within conservative factions. The podcast discusses generational perspectives on foreign policy and critiques libertarianism's approach to human nature. It highlights the implications of military interventions on domestic politics and examines the intersection of identity pressures in the LGBTQ community, all while questioning ideological rigidity in governance.
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Jun 22, 2025 • 6min

Trump Bombs Iran: Michael Knowles Instant REACTION

Dive into the heated aftermath of President Trump's bombing campaign on Iran's nuclear sites. The discussion focuses on how this bold move reshapes U.S. foreign policy and elicits mixed reactions among conservatives. Explore the strategic objectives behind the attack and the balance between relief over immediate results and fears of escalating conflict. Insights on the potential impact for America, Israel, and the broader Middle East dynamics add depth to the conversation.
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Jun 20, 2025 • 51min

Ep. 1759 - Doomers Dismayed, Plan Trusters Vindicated…Again

President Trump discusses his cautious approach to Iran amidst rising tensions. The feasibility of colonizing Mars sparks a lively debate about priorities on Earth. Skepticism surrounding space exploration reflects deeper human nature. In relationships, a woman's past can complicate her present, prompting a call for open dialogue. Humor arises in the pronunciation of 'GIF' while exploring modern family dynamics. A critique of selective beliefs in Christianity warns against divisiveness, highlighting the balance between faith and action.
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Jun 19, 2025 • 49min

Ep. 1758 - "Will You Strike Iran?" Trump Finally Answers

President Trump shares his precarious stance on military action against Iran, questioning the effectiveness of past engagements. The podcast delves into a recent Supreme Court ruling concerning transgender rights, while highlighting the cultural significance of historic terms like 'Aryan.' Listeners are taken through the complexities of U.S. foreign policy amidst ongoing international conflicts. The discussion weaves in contemporary issues surrounding drag performances in Oregon, juxtaposing them with global turmoil, providing a thought-provoking look at politics and culture.

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