The Michael Knowles Show

Arden Young, an undercover reporter, exposes the darker aspects of the adult entertainment industry on PornHub. The podcast covers shocking revelations about the site's strategy, targeting of different demographics, lack of age verification, and ads targeting pedophiles. It also explores the negative effects of pornography and frustrations with social media censorship. A must-watch interview shedding light on a controversial topic.

Michael Knowles and Andrew Klavan engage in deep discussions on culture, politics, philosophy, and media. They touch on topics such as the universality of the church, the attractiveness of women, the embrace of the 'dad bod', and the perception of black, lesbian women. They also explore the possibility of leaked Jeffrey Epstein client lists and debate the impact of women taking over professions. Plus, they discuss Donald Trump's character and Taylor Swift's music.

Presidents of Ivy League universities defend calling for genocide, homeschooling's impact on universities, leniency and lack of consequences in Ivy League schools, reconciling religious freedom with personal beliefs, conflict between religious perspectives, struggles with pride and promotion of Christian dating app, controversy surrounding online sexual acts and privacy expectations, Biden DOJ's priority regarding AIDS prevention, liberalism's abandonment of truth and good, political candidates' views on Israel and Twitter poll update.

They discuss the lack of investigation surrounding Epstein's sex trafficking ring and the absence of subpoenaed flight logs. The controversy over FBI spying on Catholic parishes and the labeling of traditional Catholics as extremists is explored. The conflict between liberalism and Christianity, Christian nationalism, and the debate over the United States as a Christian nation are discussed. They also cover Kevin McCarthy's endorsement of Trump, Nikki Haley's opinion on Trump's fitness for president, and the possibility of accommodating different beliefs while upholding certain norms.

Taylor Swift, Musician and TIME Person of the Year, is discussed as the controversy surrounding her selection is explored. The podcast also touches on topics such as ageism in politics, slipping themes in straight porn, the implications of unconstrained capitalism on the porn industry, and the accessibility of chat rooms to minors facilitated by LGBT organizations. Total openness and freedom, the moral issues with donating sperm for money, and addressing financial trust issues in a marriage are also addressed.

In this podcast, the fourth Republican debate is summarized, focusing on the performance of Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley. The controversial statements made during the debate, including attacks on Haley, are discussed. The podcast also explores the speculation of Donald Trump becoming a dictator and presents evidence against this notion. Corruption allegations surrounding Joe Biden and the decay of the American regime are examined. The chapter concludes with a discussion on free speech in universities and the hypocrisy of the left.

Ibram Kendi, a professor who believes white people aren't human, discusses the consequences of this belief. The podcast also explores the unfairness of transgender women competing in women's sports and the impact of gender transition for children on a political campaign. The episode touches on the GOP presidential field, the power of education in politics, a lawsuit against the State Department, and an investigation into Pornhub's targeting of children and conversion agenda.

Dudes win women's cycling championship, U.N. climate change convention endorses fossil fuels, Muslims turn on Biden, conservatives and Muslims potentially team up, challenges of childlessness, importance of acting normal and praying for leaders

The podcast explores climate activists flying in private jets to a climate conference in Dubai, the hypocrisy of climate leaders, and the moral confusion surrounding IVF, surrogacy, and the market for purchasing babies. They also discuss the controversy of IVF and surrogacy in same-sex relationships, the normalization of divorce in movies like 'Mrs. Doubtfire', Henry Kissinger's impact on America's strategic thinking, and the debate on aid to Israel.

DeSantis and Newsom debate paths for America, Trump's dubious BLM endorsement, Elon Musk's voting preferences, analyzing winners and losers of the debate, predicting future nominee scenarios, debate on parents' rights and education, Trump campaign's stance on BLM, exploring Truth Social post ambiguity, St. Paul Center's efforts, providing relationship advice