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Everything feels broken, but nobody’s calling it out. What happens when systems fail, leaders vanish, and the line just keeps ringing? People assume answers are always a call away. Sometimes they aren’t. In the inaugural episode of At the Mic: Wednesday Wild Card, Keith and Brad Staggs start by dialing a remote phone booth in the Mojave and letting the silence do the talking. From there, the conversation moves through books worth sitting with, strange rocks that attract serious belief, and personal stories that surface when there’s time to wait and listen. Calls come in, ideas shift, and the discussion follows curiosity rather than urgency, tracing how people fill the space when certainty is absent and the line stays quiet. Chapters: 00:00 When the System Doesn’t Work 08:30 Who’s Actually in Control Here? 20:15 The Hypnosis Story Nobody Wants to Touch 35:40 Why Human Behavior Never Makes Sense 52:10 When Words Become Weapons 01:08:30 The Mojave Phone Booth Problem 01:20:45 Life on…

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Curling puts national pride on display, but it also exposes parenting tradeoffs, rising costs, and why everyday decisions feel harder than they used to when money, culture, and pressure collide. In this episode of At the Mic Friday Happy Hour , Keith Malinak and Rebecca explore how shared moments like the Olympics reveal deeper patterns in culture, family life, and economic reality. Curling becomes an unexpected lens for examining parenting decisions, financial pressure, and the values that shape how people respond to change. Humor, personal perspective, and social observation come together to create a grounded discussion about modern life, community, and where things may be headed next. CHAPTERS 00:00 Why This Week Feels Different 05:30 Health Updates That Hit Close to Home 11:30 Social Media Isn’t What It Was 17:30 A Story That Doesn’t Add Up 23:00 Community, Fundraising, and Showing Up 29:00 True Crime and Family Boundaries 35:00 Beauty Culture and Online Fallout 41:00 Animal St…

Most people believe they own their stocks, retirement accounts, and even their cash. In reality, the modern economy runs on centralized control, legal loopholes, and institutions most Americans miss. In this Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak is joined by Justin Haskins to examine a financial system most Americans believe they understand, but rarely question until it’s too late. Beneath the language of markets, stability, and ownership sits a structure built on centralization, legal workarounds, and institutions that quietly replaced property rights with promises. As economic pressure builds, from rising debt and asset inflation to digital currency and programmable money, the conversation traces how power shifts during crises, who is protected when systems fail, and what preparation actually looks like when the rules change. Chapters: 00:00 — The Ownership Assumption 10:01 — How the System Quietly Changed 20:04 — Centralization and the Trade Nobody Noticed 27:35 — When Your Assets …

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Keith, Brad, Rebecca, Kelly and YOU!

CIA, Federal Reserve, Stock Market, Gold, Silver, Bitcoin....So many questions...so what's next???

Norway leads in gold medals. America argues about it. Then someone claims Epstein is on a CB radio in a big rig, and the conversation takes a very strange turn. Norway’s dominance on the world stage becomes a jumping-off point for broader questions about national narratives and why some countries seem to understand momentum better than others. From there, the discussion drifts into the mechanics of media attention, where odd details and half-forgotten anecdotes resurface long after they’re supposed to disappear. A surreal CB radio story connected to the Epstein case hangs over the episode, less as a revelation and more as a case study in how unresolved stories echo through unexpected places. Chapters: 0:00 – 11:00 – Friday Vibes, Radio Nostalgia & How We Got Here 11:00 – 22:00 – Wardrobe Crimes, Show Intros & Style Regrets 22:00 – 33:00 – Whipped Cream Incidents & TSA Losing Its Mind 33:00 – 44:00 – The Worst Christmas Songs Ever Recorded 44:00 – 55:00 – Wombats, Windmills & Questi…

In January 1919, Boston was hit by one of the strangest and deadliest industrial disasters in American history, a wave of molasses that killed 21 people and vanished from textbooks. In this Deep Dive episode of At The Mic, Keith Malinak is joined by historian and author Stephen Puleo, whose book Dark Tide remains the definitive account of the Boston Molasses Flood. Together, they examine the corporate negligence that caused the disaster, the human stories behind the tragedy, and the landmark civil trial that followed, one of the first major cases to hold a corporation accountable for public harm. The conversation explores how the aftermath permanently changed American building codes, safety standards, and the legal relationship between corporations and the public, revealing why this overlooked moment in history still matters today. Chapters: 00:00 Why Forgotten American Disasters Matter 10:17 The Day Boston Drowned in Molasses 20:12 Corporate Greed and a Tank Never Tested 28:10 Bla…

Everyone’s heard of MKUltra, but most people don’t know how far it actually went. LSD, brothels, and early mind-control experiments that sound fake until you realize they were real. Catch more Deep Dives With Keith Malinak over @AtTheMicShow and follow him on X : Https://twitter.com/keithmalinak

During the Cold War, a mysterious radar signal beamed from Moscow raised alarms inside the U.S. Embassy. Scientists soon realized radar radiation was interacting with human tissue, and everything about safety standards changed. Keith Malinak dives deeper, head over to @AtTheMicShow here on YouTube for the full EMF breakdown. #MoscowSignal #ColdWarRadar #RadarRadiation #EMFResearch #ColdWarScience #ColdWarHistory #ScienceExplained #HiddenHistory #PodcastClips #AtTheMic

Public schools aren’t collapsing from a lack of money, they’re collapsing from how the system is built. Graduation rates rise, learning declines, and accountability quietly disappears. As public school budgets grow, student outcomes continue to decline, raising questions few institutions want to answer. In this Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak is joined by investigative journalist Chris Papst, author of Failure Factory, to examine how data manipulation, bureaucracy, and incentives quietly shape public education. Using Baltimore as a case study, the conversation exposes how systemic failure is normalized and protected. The episode closes by examining which reforms might actually work, and why meaningful change remains so difficult.

The Epstein files don’t offer answers, they raise questions. What does “implicated” actually mean for Trump? Are Gates-related STD claims credible? And do the documents suggest outside influence shaping what’s revealed, and what’s not? In this episode of At The Mic Friday Happy Hour, host Keith Malinak is joined by fan-favorite guests Kelly Smith and Brad Staggs for a live conversation reacting to the release of the Epstein files. The discussion focuses on the immediate fallout, questions surrounding Trump and Gates, media framing, accountability, and how quickly public narratives shift when new information surfaces. Heavy topics give way to gallows humor, cultural psyops get compared to fandoms, and serious debates sit right next to stories about winter chaos, tipping rituals, pizza deliveries gone wrong, animal mishaps, tech headaches, homeownership stress, and the strange ways people behave when systems wobble. Chapters: 00:00 — Something Just Changed 09:09 — Epstein Files Drop…

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Why is everyone arguing about Sydney Sweeney while toxic snow, system glitches, and quiet breakdowns pile up? A bar conversation accidentally exposes how distraction really works. On this episode of At The Mic Thursday Deep Dive sub-series Barfly 9, Keith is joined by Brad Staggs and Kelly Smith, and what begins as easy bar conversation slowly exposes something less comfortable. A winter storm, everyday observations, and cultural distractions weave together as humor gives way to pattern recognition, raising quiet questions about systems, attention, and how easily “normal” holds when no one looks too closely. Chapters: 00:00 The Night Starts With JFK Again 02:58 Hidden Deals and the Systems They Expose 06:02 Snow, Chemtrails, and Asking the Wrong Questions 08:54 When Contact With the Outside World Goes Sideways 16:00 Ghost Stories That Stop Being Funny 26:00 Real Estate, Vampires, and Things You Didn’t Expect 29:55 Can AI Talk to the Dead? 43:25 Smart Glasses, Surveillance, and Losi…

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