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Happy Friday! 🎙️ Join Keith and Brad for a live stream that quickly embraces the chaos, starting with some amusing technical difficulties Brad decides to pretend to freez eon camera, creating a hilarious freeze frame moment that feels like a spontaneous freeze game. This playful dance and freeze vibe sets a lighthearted tone for the whole show! Did Brad's antics make you laugh? Drop a comment and tell us what you thought! Chapters: 00:00 Something Is Already Going Wrong 01:52 Life Updates and No Sleep 07:45 Christmas Traditions That Don’t Make Sense Anymore 13:10 Cultural Differences That Catch You Off Guard 20:05 When Food and Advertising Get Weird 24:30 The Waffle House Menu That Broke Reality 30:50 Inflation, Debt, and “Explain This to Me” 42:15 Parenting Advice Nobody Agrees On 49:50 Nature Is Brutal and Doesn’t Care 56:00 The Most Gen X Thing You’ll Hear Today 01:01:45 Michael Jackson, Marvel, and a Wild What-If 01:12:10 Near-Death Stories That Escalated Fast 01:28:20 How…

Long before the satellite era, reports of artificial objects in orbit around earth sparked curiosity and speculation. This Deep Dive explores the conspiracy theory and scientific questions surrounding these mysterious UFOs found in space . Join Keith and guests as they react to astonishing findings and contemplate the true origins of these unexplained phenomena. Tonight’s Deep Dive pulls the thread the government hopes you ignore. Keith Malinak, Brad Staggs, and Kelly Smith dissect the Age of Disclosure and connect it with Cold War secrecy, 1950s photographic anomalies, underwater UAP sightings, and the uncomfortable correlation between UFO activity and nuclear tests. From the 1949 - 57 sky plates to the Washington Flap to modern-day Enigma reports tracking 9,000 coastal sightings, the team questions why these patterns were buried for decades, and who benefits from keeping them quiet. With humor, skepticism, and real research, this episode maps a timeline intelligence agencies neve…

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AI handled your checkout, the World Cup stole your focus, and a case that never truly closed slipped back into the holiday mix, reminding everyone that not everything wraps up as neatly as a ribbon. Christmas lights rise, the music softens, stadiums prepare for their own chorus, and just when December should hold nothing heavier than wrapping paper, the pipe bomber story steps back into the room. Not loudly, not with headlines, just a quiet return that sits beside gift bags and grocery lines. Keith and Brad move through the strange overlap of holiday glow, global distraction, and a case that never learned how to stay finished. It is not breaking news, it is timing, and timing tells its own story. Chapters: 00:00 December Knows You Before You Swipe 06:40 Peppermint Math and Checkout Silence 11:55 When AI Predicts Everything but Mood 18:22 Cookies Cool, News Heats Back Up 24:48 Streaming Glitches and Gift Tape Failures 30:17 World Cup Noise Under Holiday Lights 36:44 Netflix Rules M…

It starts with hives, panic, ER visits, and confusion, then the truth hits, one Lone Star tick has rewritten your biology. Follow guest Kelly Tom's battle to find answers and the larger story of science, research, and the growing fear that nature may not be acting alone. Alpha-Gal Syndrome begins with one Lone Star tick bite and ends with a shocking reality, your body now reacts to meat, dairy, gelatin, and everyday foods you once trusted. In this At The Mic Thursday Deep Dive with Keith Malinak, he is joined by Kerry Toms as she walks through years of misdiagnosis, confusion, and the moment she learned that one tick had rewritten her immune system. Keith expands the conversation to the bigger picture, the rapid spread of the Lone Star tick, unusual research programs, and rising concerns over what is driving this hidden allergy. If you have unexplained reactions after meals or symptoms no doctor can explain, this episode might finally connect the dots. Stay through the end for pra…

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Christian genocide truths are emerging as Larry Taunton exposes the Islamic extremist networks, political manipulation, and global forces driving the brutal campaign against Christians in Nigeria A hidden Islamic-driven genocide is unfolding in Nigeria, and the world refuses to look. In this tense Deep Dive, Keith Malinak and Larry Taunton unravel how Islamist strategy, political manipulation, and global aid networks collide to create a war the media refuses to confront. What begins as a story of persecuted Christians expands into a larger operation fueled by extremist ideology, demographic warfare, and coordinated pressure across continents. Taunton draws from on-the-ground encounters, hostile governments, and years of investigation to reveal how Islamists use both politics and terror to advance their goals. This episode reads like a classified briefing, exposing a pattern already spreading across the West. The threat isn’t distant. It’s accelerating. Chapters: 00:00 — The Crisi…

A buried detail from Epstein’s past surfaces, derailing Thanksgiving talk into a whirlwind of absurd testimony, cat chaos, tech trouble, and the comedy no livestream can predict. A forgotten detail from an Epstein deposition cracks open inside Friday Happy Hour and instantly derails the entire Thanksgiving warm-up. What starts as harmless holiday chatter turns sideways when an old courtroom description resurfaces, pulling Keith, Brad, and Rebecca into a spiral of disbelief, laughter, and “why did we dig this up?” From that moment on, the episode just freefalls in the best possible way. Every reaction hits harder, every tangent gets stranger, and every punchline lands like nobody planned it. The pace picks up, the room gets louder, and suddenly everyone’s laughing at things they definitely shouldn’t. It’s the exact kind of off-the-rails momentum where one ridiculous moment fuels the next, and before you know it, you’re deep into a two-hour spiral that feels like watching brilliance a…

Saudi power plays, shifting alliances, and hidden leverage points reveal the secret force shaping U.S. strategy while Venezuela tensions and FBI failures add twists no one expects. The secret power behind the U.S.–Saudi relationship isn’t found in headlines; it’s hidden in the pressure points shaping global politics, and this At The Mic: Thursday Deep Dive goes straight into those fault lines. Keith Malinak and Colonel Roxane Towner-Watkins unravel how Saudi influence quietly threads through American strategy, how oil and military leverage bend decisions in Washington, and why the alliance stays unbreakable even when it looks unstable from the outside. The conversation moves with the momentum of a world in flux, where Venezuela’s volatility, CIA shadows, exploding drug boats, shifting alliances, and domestic institutional failures all sit on the same board. It’s a high-stakes map of power—Saudi Arabia pulling one direction, U.S. agencies pulling another, global players testing bound…

AI is acting stranger than anyone expected, and this week, Keith asks the question nobody wants to touch: Did AI just bring the dead back to life? From digital consciousness to cultural chaos, this episode dives straight into the future we’re not ready for. In this week’s episode of At The Mic: Deep Dive, Keith Malinak is joined by Brad Staggs, Kelly Smith, and Rebecca Mistereggen for one of the most unpredictable, hilarious, and thought-provoking conversations yet. What starts as a rundown of the week’s chaos quickly turns into a full-blown exploration of AI consciousness, digital resurrection, parenting struggles, cultural insanity, and the bizarre headlines shaping real life. With Rebecca calling in from Norway running on zero sleep, the panel dives into raw newborn parenting truths, cluster feeding exhaustion, and why early motherhood feels like a survival sport. From there, they move into engagement-ring drama, ghost encounters, mental health in the age of artificial intellige…

What if the memories you buried weren’t nightmares… but government experiments? This deep dive exposes the dark truth behind MKUltra, the CIA program that tested mind control, psychedelics, and psychological torture on unwilling Americans, including children. Keith Malinak sits down with author William Yarborough, a survivor who endured the program as a child. He reveals the origins of MKUltra, its links to Operation Paperclip, and the hidden network of psychiatrists, scientists, and government contractors who carried out experiments that destroyed lives and families. William explains how repressed memories resurfaced decades later, how trauma fractures identity, and why remembering is often more disturbing than the events themselves. From electric shock to psychedelics to isolation rooms, he details the methods used to break a mind and the long road back toward healing. The conversation exposes how MKUltra’s legacy survived the destruction of its files, shaping drug culture, interr…

Chernobyl’s blue dogs, Norwegian death metal culture, cloning pets, parenting, and community traditions all come up in this Friday Happy Hour on At The Mic. On this Friday Hangout episode of At The Mic, Keith Malinak is joined by Brad Staggs, Kelly Smith, and Rebecca Mistereggen. The conversation moves through parenting and birth experiences, differences in Halloween traditions, and the way communities shape those moments. The group discusses the blue dogs near Chernobyl and the research surrounding them, as well as the questions raised by cloning pets. They also talk about cultural identity within Norwegian death metal, personal ghost stories, social media disagreements, health trends, travel to less familiar places, and how language shifts across regions. Chapters: 00:00 Friday Hangout Begins 04:16 Parenting Stories and Early Lessons 10:15 Birth Moments That Stay With You 16:16 Halloween Traditions and Local Flavor 22:50 Pets, Personalities, and Attachment 26:33 Cloning Pets an…

Think machines steal elections? The real threat is deeper. This media deep dive exposes how election integrity is compromised and why citizen empowerment is the key to change. In part 5 of "How To Steal An Election," At The Mic with Keith Malinak, election researcher and tech inventor Jovan Hutton Pulitzer, along with author Eve DePita, return for a jaw-dropping fifth installment focused on maladministration, ballot manipulation, and truth in media. Jovan details how QR codes, paper ballot overprinting, and manipulated voter rolls have created an illusion of democracy. Eve exposes the systemic governance failure and how citizen responsibility is being undermined through low-tech yet highly effective hacks, such as ballot envelopes with “glory holes” and misused real IDs. From AI dangers in voting tech to FBI suppression, this conversation doesn’t flinch. Learn why you can’t cry fraud, how the real crime is maladministration, and what both parties won’t tell you. If you care about e…

Pumpkins, politics, and pure idiocracy collide in this Halloween episode, from ghost stories to Gen Alpha slang, you’ll never look at “6-7” the same way again. n this At The Mic: Deep Dive with Keith Malinak Halloween special, Keith, Brad Staggs, and Kelly Smith dive into everything from ghost stories and political commentary to the bizarre new Gen Alpha slang “6-7.” The trio blend humor, nostalgia, and sharp media insight as they explore how language builds community—even when it’s total nonsense. Between tales of paranormal encounters, music copyright controversies, and hilarious reflections on childhood scars, fantasy sports, and viral trends, the conversation becomes a snapshot of modern culture at its funniest and most revealing. Whether they’re mocking celebrity endorsements or debating the philosophy of idiocracy, Keith and the crew deliver unfiltered laughs and thoughtful reflection on truth in media, community, and the absurdity of modern life. It’s the perfect mix of cultu…

Ghost hunter Tom Carr joins Keith Malinak for a chilling dive into haunted history, EVP evidence, and 40 years of spine-tingling paranormal encounters you’ve never heard before. Join host Keith Malinak for a gripping Halloween episode of At the Mic, where ghost hunter Tom Carr dives deep into the paranormal investigation world. With nearly 40 years of ghost hunting experience, Tom shares raw, unfiltered stories that blend haunted locations, EVP recordings, and chilling supernatural encounters. Whether you’re a believer or a skeptic, you’ll be pulled into tales of dark paranormal experiences, the dangers of Ouija boards, and the moments that made even a seasoned ghost hunter say, “I never want to do that again.” Tom also explains how group dynamics influence investigations, and what history teaches us about the spirits that linger. Perfect for fans of ghost tours, historical mystery, and the deeper philosophical questions surrounding life after death, this episode is a must-watch fo…

$45 million or Pokémon currency? Keith explores a viral net worth lie, trading cards used for sex, and how Japan’s weirdest economy might involve porn stars and seven very aggressive ladyboys. Keith Malinak just found out he’s allegedly worth $45 million—meanwhile, in Japan, people are apparently trading Pokémon porn star cards like currency. Welcome to another off-the-rails Friday Happy Hour on At the Mic. Rebecca Mistereggen joins remotely after giving birth, jumping in with a scar story that’s as raw as it is hilarious. Keith and Brad unpack viral net worth lies, bizarre Japan sex-trade economics, and the shocking healing power of red light therapy. There’s a battle between space and ocean, a showdown with a lizard that ruined Keith’s house, and a moment where Black Mirror suddenly feels way too real. Oh, and a Monster Energy can redesign? Europeans ruined that too. From AI love stories to childhood scar memories, it’s everything you didn’t know you needed to end your week—with …

Ever heard of a missionary eaten by island tribes, a $30 million heist, and a woman who woke up speaking Chinese, all in one episode? Keith Malinak and co-host Brad Staggs unravel some of the strangest and funniest stories you’ll ever hear. From an unknown story in American history to a guest deep dive on voter fraud with Jovan Pulitzer, the conversation jumps between behind-the-scenes stories, tech mishaps, and wild cultural tangents that only At The Mic could pull off. Keith and Brad debate the mysteries of North Sentinel Island, laugh through theories about space debris and NASA, and even unpack how hackers might break into your car tires. There’s talk of the Great Louvre heist, GardaWorld’s $30 million robbery, and the bizarre true case of Lottie Williams, the only human ever struck by re-entering space junk. With red-light therapy experiments, misheard lyrics, and “foreign accent syndrome,” it’s part history class, part conspiracy roundtable, and part comedy hour. 👉 It’s thoug…

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A possum stole Halloween, the CIA controls the weather, Pumpkin Spice Salmon, and Newfoundland has a new city with an unbelievable name. Nothing’s real, freedom’s optional, and we’re totally fine. Let’s unpack this chaos. Keith and Brad bring another unfiltered Friday Happy Hour to life: skewering fake news, conspiracy theories, and the weirdest trends of 2025. The duo takes a curious and unapologetic look at how digital illusions, government mistrust, and cultural manipulation shape modern society, simultaneously laughing about pumpkin spice salmon, possums with attitude, and weird town names like “Dildo, Newfoundland.” Brad opens up about the challenges of storytelling in today’s age of distrust, and Keith breaks down his viral “9/11 Conspiracy Scale.” They also examine the Farmer’s Almanac vs. government weather lies, the return of Junior Mints in surgery (yes, really), and what King Charles II’s tragic inbreeding says about unchecked power. Whether you’re here for AI conspi…

A fearless political interview uncovering how intelligence, terrorism, and power intertwine in ways mainstream media won’t touch. In this episode of At The Mic: Deep Dive, host Keith Malinak sits down with Colonel Roxanne Towner-Watkins for an unflinching look at how intelligence, terrorism, and media manipulation shape the modern world. Together they uncover the hidden web of global influence — from Israel’s delayed response on October 7th to the CIA’s long history of covert operations, Qatar’s military presence in the U.S., and Venezuela’s oil-political entanglements. This conversation connects the dots between terrorism funding, government surveillance, and Pentagon-controlled narratives, exposing how the “strategy of tension” continues to define world events. It’s a fearless exploration of geopolitics, self-discovery, and truth in media. If you’re tired of surface-level news and want context, courage, and clarity, this Deep Dive is essential listening. Chapters: 00:00 The Imp…

From deep-sea aliens to CERN and AI illusions, was 2016 the year reality cracked open like a hellgate? How do you trust in a reality and media since the collapse in post-2016? Did a portal to hell open up in 2016? That’s the question Keith Malinak and the At The Mic Friday Live Crew (Rebecca Mistereggen and Brad Staggs) dive into during this Happy Hour livestream. In this mix of cultural commentary, political insights, and media critique, we tackle the timeline weirdness of the last decade: AI illusions, CERN conspiracies, 3I Atlas space anomalies, and even Qatar’s surprise military base in Idaho. With wild theories, deep water alien base speculation, financial blind spots like forgotten 401ks, and a peek into ancient prophecy-meets-modern tech, this episode is a longform ride through the twilight zone of today. It’s raw, funny, sometimes outrageous, but always real talk. Chapters: 00:00 – Did Everything Change in 2016? Cultural timelines, Mandela Effects & the vibe shift 10:19 – A…

A fearless deep dive into FBI corruption, whistleblower retaliation, and government censorship shaping America’s fight for truth. This political interview digs deep into media truth, government accountability, and investigative journalism as host Keith Malinak sits down with Steve Baker, a reporter who refuses to look away. They unpack COVID mandates, social-media censorship, and the ongoing January 6 investigation, exposing contradictions within the FBI and the case of Ray Epps. Baker shares first-hand insight into whistleblower treatment, the bureau’s “cult-like” culture, and why reinstating truth-tellers has become a bureaucratic nightmare. From the mystery of the Epstein files to the failures of public relations and oversight, this episode lays bare the systemic rot that erodes trust in American institutions. It’s an honest, unfiltered conversation that pushes past partisan talk to examine what transparency really means in 2025. Chapters 00:00 The Impact of COVID on Personal L…

Would you date AI? This episode unpacks the rise of digital romance alongside sharp debates on crime and prisons, parodying Kamala Harris, and raw talk on pregnancy and parenting. AI dating is no longer a joke at least not to the millions already trying it. In this Friday Happy Hour, Keith Malinak, Brad Staggs, and Rebecca Misterregan take a hilarious look at what happens when technology steps into romance, and whether chatbots are really “better listeners” than humans. Along the way, the crew veers into crime and punishment, parody audiobooks, natural disasters, and family chaos—proving that sometimes comedy is the only way to survive modern life. Highlights: - Keith Malinak wonders if trusting AI with romance is any worse than trusting Washington with your future, then proves both can leave you ghosted. - Brad Staggs turns a Kamala Harris audiobook into a parody so brutal it could qualify as cruel and unusual punishment. - Rebecca Misterregan shares the raw side of pregnancy an…

Barfly 7 dives into 3I-Atlas, extraterrestrial theories, and viral outbreaks, from NASA’s secrets to spiky rabbits and simulation talk, this episode questions everything you’ve been told. This week’s Deep Dive is a wild ride through the bizarre, the unexplained, and the all-too-real. Keith is joined by The Daily Mojo’s Brad Staggs and real estate guru Kelly Smith to unpack everything from musical mind control to machine-headed comets. Is 3I-Atlas just a comet—or something more? Are we living in a simulation full of white cars and government lies? Why does NASA still get our tax dollars? And what’s the deal with those spiky rabbits in Colorado? No topic is off-limits. The banter is unfiltered. The truth? Somewhere in the mix. Chapters: 00:00 Musical Expressions and Performative Artistry 02:39 Cultural References and Personal Anecdotes 09:46 Exploring Time and Space: The Cosmic Perspective 12:45 Real Estate and Urban Dynamics 16:25 Extraterrestrial Theories and Scientific Inquiry 21…