The Michael Knowles Show

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6 snips
Jul 22, 2025 • 45min

Ep. 1776 - WNBA “Pay Us What You Owe Us” Stunt BACKFIRES

WNBA players' recent stunt for pay raises sparks debate about financial viability and fan interest. Balancing philanthropy with adult content raises ethical concerns, while college education is challenged to focus more on personal growth than mere job training. Insights from Hunter Biden's unexpected interview reveal contradictions in his family’s political influence. Additionally, the podcast touches on presidential health, revealing ironic implications for political narratives. A diverse range of topics blends humor with hard-hitting commentary.
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4 snips
Jul 21, 2025 • 51min

Ep. 1775 - U.S. Accuses Israeli Settlers of an “Act of Terror” Against Christians

Tensions rise as the U.S. ambassador denounces violence against Palestinian Christians. President Trump's $20 billion lawsuit against a major news outlet steals the spotlight. The host shares a troubling experience with debanking, pointing to political bias. Discussions on the cultural shift in pet ownership versus traditional family values highlight societal changes. The examination of modern liberalism reveals a disconnect with voter concerns, alongside a call to embrace foundational values in politics and support local producers.
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Jul 19, 2025 • 1h 40min

Michael & The Diddy Escort: “Diddy Watched the Whole Time” | Shawn Dearing

Shawn Dearing, a former escort, shares his jaw-dropping experiences with Diddy and the dark underbelly of celebrity culture. He recounts his journey into the escort industry, revealing the blurred lines between companionship and sexuality. The conversation dives deep into themes of power dynamics, coercion, and the moral complexities of intimacy with influential figures. Dearing also reflects on personal growth and the influence of societal norms in shaping relationships, offering listeners a candid look at exploitation and the quest for genuine connections.
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12 snips
Jul 18, 2025 • 48min

Ep. 1774 - CEO Caught Cheating at Coldplay—And The Heartwarming Reason Everyone’s Obsessed

A tech CEO's affair at a Coldplay concert sparks viral reactions and humorous debates on infidelity. The fallout leads to discussions on public trust and political implications, focusing on Donald Trump's distancing from controversy. The Senate's defunding of NPR and PBS raises eyebrows about media bias. Meanwhile, an airstrike in Gaza complicates international relations. Lastly, the challenges of modern dating are tackled with humor, encouraging genuine connections while navigating family health dynamics.
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11 snips
Jul 17, 2025 • 50min

Ep. 1773 - Science Gone Too Far: Babies Born From THREE People's DNA

A groundbreaking development sees babies born from DNA of three parents, raising ethical questions about genetic manipulation and children's identities. The discussion also touches on the shifting political loyalties within the Democratic Party regarding Israel and Palestine. Moreover, innovative firearm security solutions are introduced amidst political commentary on immigration reform. The episode delves into the moral implications of genetic advancements while urging listeners to support fundraising efforts for critical children's health issues.
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6 snips
Jul 16, 2025 • 50min

Ep. 1772 - The Missing 3 Minutes: New Analysis Of The Epstein Cell Footage

Political tides shift as Republicans and Democrats take different stands on the Epstein case. Conor McGregor finds himself in an unexpected sexting scandal that raises eyebrows. Meanwhile, JD Vance takes playful jabs at Gavin Newsom, highlighting the intrigue of modern political rivalries. The complexities of scandal and transparency are explored, along with the personal impact of such issues on families. A heartfelt call for awareness and support in the fight against rare diseases adds a poignant touch.
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8 snips
Jul 15, 2025 • 49min

Ep. 1771 - Elmo Goes Full Nazi

Elmo sparks controversy with provocative posts, while evangelical TV stars challenge traditional norms on a new reality show. The podcast dives into the clash between modern representation and faith, revealing the struggles of public figures. It also tackles complex legal and cultural identity issues surrounding a trans-identifying sex offender, and discusses the societal impact of controversial figures like Jeffrey Epstein. Intriguingly, it speculates on Epstein's high-profile connections and their implications for politics today.
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15 snips
Jul 14, 2025 • 54min

Ep. 1770 - New Data Pour Gasoline on the Epstein Conspiracy Fire

Recent metadata reveals that Jeffrey Epstein's cell footage was edited, fueling conspiracy theories around his connections. Discussions raise questions about intelligence ties and the implications for high-profile individuals linked to him. A scandal involving an LGBT activist highlights troubling intersections of activism and child welfare. Meanwhile, political ramifications for Trump officials over the Epstein case add another layer of controversy, calling for transparency in government and a reevaluation of recent policies.
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7 snips
Jul 11, 2025 • 18min

Michael Knowles REVIEWS The New "Superman" Movie (2025)

The new Superman movie takes a bold twist, shifting from heroism to themes of domination. It explores deep philosophical questions about identity, pitting Superman's biological roots against the influence of his adoptive parents. The discussion highlights contemporary cultural shifts and critiques the portrayal of parental roles. Amidst the debates about the film's quality and special effects, there's optimism for the evolution of superhero cinema as it strives to reconnect with core values.
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14 snips
Jul 11, 2025 • 49min

Ep. 1769 - BREAKING: FBI Admits Epstein Had Over 1,000 Victims

A shocking rise in Jeffrey Epstein's count of victims reveals over a thousand, raising questions about government transparency. The chaotic state of congressional testimonies and radical political narratives is humorously dissected as a critique of candidates like Zoran Mamdani arises. Delving into racial identity controversies reveals the pitfalls of affirmative action. The alarming abortion rates in England spark a discussion on societal values, while parenting choices like circumcision and the significance of 'Ave Maria' in Protestantism add a thoughtful twist.

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