WILD CARD Wednesday Episodes

The Declaration of Independence is the most important document in the history of the United States. Today we read through it line by line to fully understand its purpose, its meaning and its charge to the Revolutionary Generation along with its message to Americans today. Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes available at ATMshow.com

John Adams and Thomas Jefferson were two giants of the American Revolution. They were instrumental in the founding of America and of the republic's early days. After a contentious presidential election in 1800, the two became bitter and stopped speaking with one another...until years later...and their correspondence became a treasure trove for future generations. Watch the episode at YouTube.com Follow host Keith Malinak on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

Kurt Cobain was a young rock superstar as the front man for the band Nirvana when he reportedly took his life on April 5, 1994. But questions lingered and new evidence has revealed that Cobain was quite possibly murdered...but why? Also...Elvis Presley was murdered? Jimi Hendrix murdered, too? And The Beatles were a creation adding credence of the term 'British Invasion'?? Guest Richard Syrett from "Strange Planet" joins Keith and Kelly to discuss this fascinating stories from his new book...

Forgotten to History: Black Founders, Black success stories and Black inventors. Today we visit some of the forgotten heroes of American history who have been overlooked and buried far away from the national story for one reason or another. More episodes: ATMshow.com

Through the US Constitution, the American system is sacred and unique....but could some areas of how we operate as a country stand to be tweaked, like the judicial branch? While fighting his own battles, guest Stan McDaniels lays out a plan to fix an area that is long overdue for a remedy. Guest on X: @The1ManStan Host on X: @KeithMalinak More episodes at ATMshow.com

Sports brings people together...especially when we're all experiencing the most memorable moments in history together. Lawrence Richards wrote the book 'Boomers and Sports: The History of Sports Through A Boomer's Eyes" that will have you remembering some of the greatest moments and players in sports history while learning about some you might have never heard of! Lawrence's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Sports-Boomers-History-Through-Eyes/dp/B0CMJXP4FS Keith on X: @KeithMalinak More epi...

'Killdozer' builder Marvin Heemeyer is a hero to some and a villain to others. Either way, his story of dramatically pushing back against authority is legendary. In one afternoon, a sleepy Colorado town got an instant makeover and the relationship between citizen and government was put on full, unique display. Here's the FULL story of the events leading up to that unforgettable day. We also discussed the CIA COVID Coverup and the role Anthony Fauci played in it along with the Rep. Thomas Mass...

In this episode we focus on battles from history that often get overlooked but their importance is unmistakable. The continent saving 'Battle of Tours' and 'Battle of Vienna' are highlighted as well. The 'Battle of Puebla' was more important than a modern celebration of 'Cinco de Mayo' World War II took place in Alaska, and the march of the Huns gets stopped! Follow Keith on X: @KeithMalinak and Find more At The Mic episodes at ATMshow.com

Is it ok to get angry with God? Is it wrong or considered a sin? What should a Christian do when they feel this anger? Bestselling author and Veritas Recovery founder Jon Seidl sits down to discuss matters of faith, struggle and how to handle spiritual frustration in the midst of human failings.Also...is everything for a reason like so many say? We tackle that question with Jon as well!Connect with our guest: JonSeidl.com Connect with the show: @KeithMalinak on X/ATMShow.com

The fax machine existed during the Civil War. One man survived both atomic bombs. A lost letter changed the course of war. In this episode of At The Mic: Wednesday Wild Card, Keith Malinak explores strange but true history facts, forgotten inventions, wartime survival stories, and unbelievable historical moments that sound fake but are completely real. This episode moves through ancient Rome corruption, Viking exploration, Civil War history, Annie Oakley, Hedy Lamarr, the USS Indianapolis, Hiro...

Prediction markets are changing how people understand elections, media trust, and political outcomes. As confidence in the media and polling declines, more people are turning to prediction markets to follow where the money is going and what it reveals. The system feels broken, so people started looking somewhere else for answers. Not the media. Not the polls. What the money is saying is catching a lot of people off guard… In this At The Mic Wild Card Wednesday, Keith Malinak is joined by S...

FBI whistleblower Steve Friend joins Keith Malinak to explain how FISA surveillance, counterintelligence operations, and internal pressure actually shape decisions inside the FBI. From FBI misconduct and government overreach to national security threats involving China, bio labs, and Operation Box Cutter, this episode explores how intelligence tools are used, and sometimes misused, behind the scenes. The conversation connects surveillance powers, political influence, and real-world investigat...

April Fool’s Day origins aren’t as clear as they seem. The history behind April Fool’s Day is filled with contradictions, missing explanations, and theories that don’t fully add up. On this episode of At The Mic: Wednesday Wild Card, Keith Malinak explores the strange and uncertain history of April Fool’s Day, from early calendar changes to cultural traditions that evolved without a clear origin. What starts as a simple question quickly turns into something deeper. As the conversation unfo...

An armed man enters a Texas school and the story quietly fades, but the questions don’t. This episode explores missing scientists, Epstein connections, and growing concerns around UFO disclosure. In this episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Keith is joined by Brad Staggs to examine a Texas school incident that raised more questions than answers after quickly disappearing from headlines. What begins as a localized story expands into a broader discussion about missing scientists, govern...

The long-term effects of COVID didn’t end when the pandemic did, and many of the outcomes were never fully explained. Nurse Kimberly Overton shares what she witnessed inside hospitals and why the story may not be as finished as people think. The long-term effects of COVID continue to raise questions, especially when it comes to what was happening inside hospitals during the height of the pandemic. In this episode, Nurse Kimberly Overton joins Keith Malinak to share firsthand insight into p...

From TSA security disasters to mysterious details surrounding the Epstein prison guards and the discovery of an ancient human species known as Homo floresiensis, this episode explores some of the strange stories from history and modern headlines that still don’t quite add up. In this Wednesday Discovery episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Keith is joined by guest host Brad Staggs of The Daily Mojo for a wide-ranging conversation through the odd corners of history, science, politics, and...

Alaska was once mocked as “Seward’s Folly.” Today it sits on massive oil reserves, critical military positions, and one of the most fascinating histories in North America. In this episode of At The Mic, Keith Malinak talks with Alaska resident and writer Ward Clark about the strange and often overlooked history of the Last Frontier. From ancient land bridges and Russian imperial politics to World War II battles fought on American soil, Alaska’s story reads more like a thriller than a textb...

Everything feels broken, but nobody is calling it out. What happens when systems fail, leadership disappears, and the line just keeps ringing? In the inaugural episode of *At the Mic: Wednesday Wild Card*, Keith Malinak and Brad Staggs start with a simple experiment, dialing a remote phone booth in the Mojave Desert and letting the silence do the talking. From there, the conversation wanders intentionally, moving through books worth sitting with, strange rocks that inspire real belief, hyp...