"YOUR WELCOME" with Michael Malice

Francis Foster, a comedian and co-host of Triggernometry, dives into the critical themes of censorship and free speech. He discusses how cancel culture has shifted the Overton window, placing comedians in a challenging position. The conversation addresses the ethical dilemmas of balancing personal beliefs with professional conduct, alongside insights into the dangers of silencing dissent. Foster also shares thoughts on the future of free speech in light of recent legislative changes, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in today's climate.

Sharyl Attkisson, an award-winning investigative journalist renowned for exposing pharmaceutical industry cover-ups, dives into the real dangers facing journalists today. She discusses the surge of Big Pharma propaganda during Covid and critiques the selective nature of government-funded medical research. Sharyl shares her concerns about the growing conformity in the medical community, revealing how dissenting voices are suppressed. With insights on media manipulation and accountability, she advocates for transparency in health narratives.

In this conversation, John Stossel, a renowned television host and journalist, shares his journey from liberal to libertarian ideals. He discusses the increasing skepticism towards corporate media and the challenges of navigating ideological divides. Stossel reflects on his career encounters, from ambitious TV personalities to political scandals. The dialogue touches on media manipulation, community feedback on news narratives, and the growing trend of modern authoritarianism. He also critiques youth activism around environmental policies, highlighting the complexities of sustainable energy.

Bret Weinstein, a podcaster, author, and evolutionary biologist, dives into the complexities of sociopathy and the often-misunderstood concept of high IQ. He argues for the importance of resistance in human evolution and discusses how environmental factors shape cognitive abilities. The conversation also critiques the rise of authoritarianism and the necessity for political accountability, sparking thoughts on the implications for the upcoming 2024 election. Expect insights that challenge conventional views on intelligence and society!

Sour Patch Lyds, a new mom and former TimCast producer, chats with political commentator Michael Malice about her transformation into anarchism. They discuss the impact of motherhood on political views and the darker agendas lurking within progressive movements. The duo tackles complex social issues like abortion and family rights, critiquing societal inconsistencies around human value. Their candid reflections on personal growth and community accountability unveil a refreshing perspective on justice and individual responsibility.

Kurt Metzger, a witty comedian celebrated for his authentic take on comedy, dives into the absurdities of modern life. He shares insights on navigating political misinformation and critiques societal ignorance with humor. The discussion touches on the complexities of therapy culture in affluent circles and explores intriguing family dynamics. Jokes about life in New York City unveil deep reflections on celebrity culture, mental health, and identity, creating a blend of laughter and poignant commentary.

Carl Benjamin, a British journalist and political commentator, dives into pressing political themes. He discusses the dangers of government programs with low standards and Nigel Farage's intricate political web. Additionally, he warns of the long-term impacts of impatience on Ron DeSantis’ career. The conversation playfully contrasts UK and US free speech issues while exploring the political dynamics between DeSantis and Trump, offering a humorous take on modern politics. Tune in for a mix of serious commentary and lighthearted banter!

Michael Malice welcomes Glenn Beck to discuss lessons learned post-health scare, Biden confusion, and Democratic Party's strategies. They explore home concepts, political comparisons, flavored air trends, and dystopian America in Chasing Embers.

Comedian and writer Andrew Doyle discusses the culture war's impact on art, the dangers of making jokes in some countries, and the negligence of medical concerns in gender affirming procedures. They explore DEI initiatives, hate crimes, authoritarian policies in Scotland, and the preservation of cultural heritage amidst extreme ideologies.

Garrett Andritz, a well-known producer and host, joins Michael Malice to discuss working at Compound Media, the evolving sensitivity in media, and the reality of corporate layoffs. They also touch on behind-the-scenes stories, funny incidents on shows, and plans for the future.