The Michael Knowles Show

Michael Knowles, a dynamic commentator on faith, faces off against Megan Basham, an author critiquing evangelical leadership. They dive into a thrilling trivia showdown on world religions, sharing personal anecdotes and laughs. The duo explores the Protestant affiliations of Marvel characters and unpacks fascinating facts about historical religious buildings. Expect witty banter and insightful critiques of the evolving values within the evangelical church, all while promoting Megan's compelling book!

Join Matt Walsh, a filmmaker noted for 'Am I Racist?', as he discusses the whirlwind media tour for his thought-provoking film. He dives into the controversial themes of race and reparations, blending humor with serious messaging. Walsh reflects on the emotional impact of the film, sharing insights from focus group reactions. The conversation critiques portrayals of race in media while advocating for responsible gun ownership, culminating in a satirical yet insightful exploration of societal perceptions.

The architect of New York City's COVID measures exposes his hypocrisy by admitting to attending underground drug-fueled parties while enforcing strict mandates. He discusses the dissonance between public health initiatives and personal behavior, revealing a shocking duality among political leaders. The conversation also touches on alarming sentiments toward political violence and the troubling implications of cultural isolation among children. The podcast delves into the complex interplay of public policy and individual actions, making for a riveting discussion.

Intriguing allegations about Iranian hacking to aid the Biden campaign spark a lively debate. Kamala Harris's accent usage adds a humorous layer to the conversation. The implications of Israeli strikes on Hezbollah and their political fallout unfold. Concerns over voter registration and election integrity in Arizona are critically examined. Economic effects of current policies on labor, particularly among unions, highlight shifting political dynamics as the election approaches.

A shocking pager-bomb explosion ties into the tangled web of U.S. and Middle Eastern politics. The ethics of military tactics raise eyebrows as civilian casualties become a hot topic. Meanwhile, serious allegations against a music icon reveal a dark side to celebrity culture. The falling favor of Kamala Harris sparks discussions on authentic leadership versus manufactured candidates. Lastly, a dive into race and identity unearths personal experiences and societal perceptions, prompting deep reflection among listeners.

Kamala, a political figure known for her deep engagement in social issues, expresses her disturbance over the recent assassination attempt on Trump. The discussion delves into the complex background of the assailant, including ties to law enforcement and possible foreign influences. Additionally, the Congressional Black Caucus advocates for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policies, igniting debates on their implications. The podcast also humorously critiques Ben & Jerry’s new 'Kamala Coconut Jubilee' ice cream flavor, blending politics with pop culture.

A startling assassination attempt on Trump raises political tensions. A bizarre video shows Ohio migrants cooking cats, sparking wild conspiracy theories. Taylor Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris seems to have backfired, highlighting the gap between celebrity influence and voter behavior. The podcast also delves into a troubling mission to recruit Afghan soldiers for the Ukraine conflict, intertwining media portrayals with real-life violence. Political jokes blur the line with serious threats as discussions on migration and nationalism ignite further debate.

Matt Walsh, a filmmaker known for his thought-provoking views on social issues, joins for a lively discussion filled with humor and insight. They dive into a playful game questioning racism, tackling controversial quotes and personal takes. The conversation also probes the intersection of race, gender, and food, humorously debating cultural appropriation. Walsh and Knowles explore societal perceptions in media, touching on topics like casting choices and the evolving landscape of identity. They even indulge in a cheeky rivalry between Taylor Swift and Beyoncé.

A Haitian perspective on eating cats sparks a lively discussion about cultural perceptions. The impact of immigration is examined through viral TikTok trends and political views on Trump. Critiques arise on border policies and voting integrity with alarming statistics on undocumented migrants. Economic shifts between cities highlight the cost of living. Lastly, there's a candid look at singlehood in the modern world, reflecting on personal growth and forgiveness.

Joe Biden, the current President, surprises everyone when firemen in Pennsylvania get him to wear a Trump hat. Kamala Harris, the Vice President, receives an unexpected endorsement from pop sensation Taylor Swift, sparking lively debate. Comedian Will Ferrell discusses the sensitivity around drag jokes, suggesting they might not fly in today's climate. The conversation dives into the intersection of politics, celebrity culture, and modern comedic boundaries, leaving listeners both entertained and contemplating the social landscape.