Objectivist, and current chairman of the board at the Ayn Rand Institute, Yaron Brook joins Michael this week for a discussion on why Objectivism as an organized movement is more popular now than when Ayn Rand was alive, the story behind Yaron's contentious interview on the Jesse Lee Peterson show, the validity or lack thereof for criticisms of Rand's philosophy, whether or not Objectivism is an open or close system and what the nature of it is, whether or not a woman should aspire to become Com...
Sep 23, 2021•1 hr 4 min•Transcript available on Metacast Canadian politician, founder and leader of the People's Party of Canada, Maxime Bernier joins Michael this week for a discussion on why Justin Trudeau called an election in the middle of his term, the attempts by Canada's mainstream media to attack the PPC and the misrepresentation of the party's stance on immigration, why Trudeau is the most divisive Prime Minister in the country's history, how the Conservative party in Canada is now no different from the others, why the PPC is currently surpas...
Sep 16, 2021•35 min•Transcript available on Metacast American attorney and author Kurt Schlichter joins Michael this week for a discussion on the botched military withdrawal from Afghanistan from a veteran's perspective, how our military is a system comprised of smaller systems, whether or not he's surprised at how it was handled and how it could've been done more seamlessly, a detailed walkthrough on the recent anti-abortion legislation in Texas, the definition of standing in terms of lawsuits, how likely it is that Governor Newsom will be recall...
Sep 09, 2021•1 hr 2 min•Transcript available on Metacast American YouTuber and political commentator Blaire White joins Michael this week for a discussion on their mutual plans to immigrate to Texas, Blaire being screamed at on Dave Rubin's show, the most common questions she gets asked as a transgender woman, where the name Blaire comes from, what the last straw was when deciding to leave California and what she'll miss the most, the difference between liberal actions before and after 2020, her experiences of being assaulted for not wearing a ma...
Sep 02, 2021•1 hr 4 min•Transcript available on Metacast "Comedian" Dave Smith joins Michael once again this week for a discussion on Dave's most recent appearance on the Michael Malice Fancast IRL, how rewarding it is to prop up artists and like-minded people, how life is about change and going through phases, how New York City is using low income restaurant employees to decentralize authoritarianism, the story of Lavrentiy Beria and his reign as one of Stalin's most atrocious and influential secret police chiefs, the current end to America's longest...
Aug 26, 2021•1 hr 5 min•Transcript available on Metacast American historian and author Arthur Herman joins Michael this week for a discussion on his new book The Viking Heart, the backstory, roots, and inspiration behind writing it, how the Vikings created what became medieval Russia, the official origin of the Molotov cocktail, German misconceptions of Scandinavian culture in the 19th century and the resulting pursuit for purity through the Aryan archetype, how Raoul Wallenberg became the Scandinavian Schindler, the contrast between th...
Aug 19, 2021•1 hr 7 min•Transcript available on Metacast American far-right blogger and student of history Curtis Yarvin, once known as Mencius Moldbug, joins Michael in studio this week for a discussion on how he colonized "the red pill" from the Wachowskis, severe culture shock phenomena like Paris syndrome, our collective ignorance to the state of human degradation and order being violated by ugliness, why Curtis is more right-wing than Eric Weinstein, who will save the roads when the Roman Empire falls, a useful euphemism on Voltaire's trip to Egy...
Aug 12, 2021•1 hr 11 min•Transcript available on Metacast American attorney and journalist Ron Coleman joins Michael this week for a discussion on the wishful concept that courts would treat social media like the public square, whether or not that concept is progressive, conservative, or cross-ideology, the lawsuit between DC Draino and Twitter, the increasingly apparent quid pro quo between the government and social media, some important legal principles consistently disregarded by intelligence agencies, the possible difficulties with suing the Nation...
Aug 05, 2021•1 hr 5 min•Transcript available on Metacast "Comedian" Dave Smith joins Michael once again this week for a discussion on his recent trip to FreedomFest in South Dakota, the turmoil of his tumultuous travel experience on the way home, what speakers received the warmest welcomes, whether or not Nick Sarwark is playing a heel, what kind of CIA operative would go watch a comedy show, how inequality can be viewed as a form of terrorism by some, Dave's success opening the eyes of conservatives to their now-ironic support of the war on terror, M...
Jul 29, 2021•1 hr 9 min•Transcript available on Metacast American entrepreneur, political commentator, and cohost of The Fifth Column podcast, Kmele Foster joins Michael this week for a discussion on the plausible etymology of his unique first name, how Kmele is responsible for Michael being white-pilled, whether or not the world would be a better place if Yale University would cease to exist, the correct way to approach politics with radical views while not imposing them on others, the quagmires of having blue-pilled faith in the State's enforcement ...
Jul 22, 2021•1 hr 11 min•Transcript available on Metacast Bestselling author, entrepreneur, and investor Carol Roth joins Michael this week for a discussion on whether or not she's a grandma killer, what qualifies a worker or business as essential, why Small Business Week received no coverage from the press, how unique and historic businesses were forced to close while seven big tech companies accrued $3.4 Trillion dollars in revenue, why government corruption works best when paired with corporate collusion, the unreasonable jailing of salon owner Shel...
Jul 15, 2021•1 hr 16 min•Transcript available on Metacast American radio show host and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones joins Michael this week for a discussion on whether or not the title of "conspiracy theorist" is flattering, the difference between President Obama's pre-election stances and those he took once in office, what actually happened during the Biden election, whether or not California should be expelled from the Union, the plethora of platforms that Alex is banned from, what the worst U.S. intelligence agency is and why, a historical breakdo...
Jul 08, 2021•1 hr 4 min•Transcript available on Metacast "Comedian" Dave Smith joins Michael once again this week for a discussion on his recent and overwhelmingly positive attendance of PorcFest, the inevitable apology tour that will occur if Michael or Dave gain control of the LP Twitter account, the trope going around that Dave is a cancer on the party, whether or not he will make the LP an inhospitable environment for some people, why it's more valuable to stick to your principles than to popular opinions, a professor who went viral for claiming t...
Jul 01, 2021•1 hr 6 min•Transcript available on Metacast Original MTV VJ, announcer, and cohost of the No Agenda podcast, Adam Curry joins Michael this week for a discussion on Michael's pending move to Austin, what Americans get wrong most about their own country, the blue-pilled deflection of labeling something a conspiracy theory by default, the crucial importance of having a discussion about man-made viruses, how to explain the pervasive influence of the CIA to a blue-pilled person, the depths to which the corporate media sank during the Clinton a...
Jun 24, 2021•1 hr 8 min•Transcript available on Metacast American journalist, digital strategist at The Insurrection, and the founding editor of Gawker, Elizabeth Spiers joins Michael this week for a discussion on the politicization of America and whether or not it's a good thing, a plethora of factors that would contribute to someone becoming a voter for Trump, how the many phases of Gawker could be directly linked to the editor in chief at the time, Elizabeth's time running The Observer under Jared Kushner, how to deal with a clash of values as...
Jun 17, 2021•1 hr 16 min•Transcript available on Metacast American political activist and author Jack Posobiec joins Michael this week for a discussion on what Antifa is and why we should care, how a Polish person can be against an "anti-fascist" organization, who Antifa was formed to target and why they consider them social fascists, how questioning the validity of the corporate press is a great first red pill to take, how talking points during the Benghazi attack were written by the CIA, how the black uniforms come in many colors, the story behind th...
Jun 10, 2021•1 hr 9 min•Transcript available on Metacast "Comedian" Dave Smith joins Michael once again this week for a discussion on the importance of centralizing an argument against systemic evils, a brief comparison between Friedman and Rothbard, what it takes to get a standing ovation out of Rothbard, what the "inefficiency" of the State actually means in practice, the difference between silencing speech and banning specific school curriculums, the dangers of teaching critical race theory to children, the abundance of logical fallacies being thro...
Jun 03, 2021•1 hr 10 min•Transcript available on Metacast Human trafficking survivor and survivor advocate Eliza Bleu joins Michael this week for a discussion on how people are being trafficked on Twitter, having your likeness used for anything from membership solicitation to nefarious deeds, a case of two unnamed minors suing Twitter in hopes of removing their exploitation, the appropriate avenues for dealing with trauma from human trafficking, plus how to effectively and compassionately address past trauma when getting to know a survivor, and so much...
May 27, 2021•1 hr 28 min•Transcript available on Metacast American author and historian David Pietrusza joins Michael this week for a discussion on what prompted him to write his newest book about the Rust Belt, a brief overview of Poland's history, where Polish jokes came from, how the blackpilled population of today would actually be justified in their pessimism throughout history, David's first memory of an overnight trip, the tragic mistake of confusing cause with effect in terms of poverty and crime, dealing with insanity and mental health issues ...
May 20, 2021•1 hr 5 min•Transcript available on Metacast Political commentator, columnist, and author Kristin Tate joins Michael this week for a discussion on domestic migration and what comes along with it, how the bootstrap mentality of New Hampshire slowly dissipated as the state turned blue, the rational and pragmatic stimuli that justify relocating to another state, the death of New York City, why Michael is so aggressively against the police, why the Left should be acknowledging the importance of incentives, plus what other people of interest ar...
May 13, 2021•1 hr 7 min•Transcript available on Metacast "Comedian" Dave Smith joins Michael once more this week for a discussion on what to do when you've shot a venomous snake in your boat, Dave toying with the idea of running for the Libertarian Party nomination, where he would deport Luis J. Gomez to if elected, Michael's inevitable move out of New York and into "Williamsburg West", how the mainstream media would smear Dave if he ran for office, Michael's specific price and conditions to be Dave's campaign spokesperson, how to efficiently sma...
May 06, 2021•1 hr 8 min•Transcript available on Metacast Actor, Objectivist, and co-founder of the American Capitalist Party, Mark Pellegrino joins Michael this week for a discussion on the key factors to finding success in acting, Michael's experience meeting Nathaniel Brandon, some of Mark's biggest takeaways from having Brandon as his therapist for a year, Rand's "sense of life" philosophy, the universal warnings of rising too high above the collective, what it was like working with David Lynch on Mulholland Drive, Ayn Rand's taste in art, starting...
Apr 29, 2021•1 hr 9 min•Transcript available on Metacast Retired NASA astronaut and author Clayton Anderson joins Michael this week for a discussion on the questions that people usually have for an astronaut, the psychological effect of catastrophic failures during Clayton's prospective years, what it was like to train underwater in preparation for space, the near-tragic injury he experienced while doing so, what it meant to get the phone call of acceptance from NASA, getting sent to Russia for the STS-131 mission despite being on probation, the impor...
Apr 22, 2021•1 hr 3 min•Transcript available on Metacast Author, scholar, and newly appointed National Director of Research at the American Federation for Children, Corey DeAngelis joins Michael this week for a discussion on saving children from government schools, a white-pilled perspective on the future of education, the different types of school choice now being proposed across the country and which plan Corey thinks is best, the unfortunate gap in innovation for schooling between the public and private sectors, the importance of funding the studen...
Apr 15, 2021•1 hr 8 min•Transcript available on Metacast Comedian Dave Smith joins Michael once again this week for a discussion on the differences between telling a joke in person versus on a podcast, a recap of Michael's recent experience recording with Jordan Peterson, Dave answers some of the same questions that Michael asked Jordan, the culpability and credibility of educational institutions, how major universities are designed to funnel people into debt and keep the elites in power over the country, the privacy pitfalls of vaccine passports and ...
Apr 08, 2021•1 hr 5 min•Transcript available on Metacast American mathematician, cultural critic, and founder of New Discourses, James Lindsay joins Michael this week for a discussion on critical race theory and its warning signs, the theory's parallels to Soviet logic, which philosophers were merely rationalizing their own pathologies, how language is often used as code to communicate with like-minded people in plain sight, how growing up multilingual can negate semantic quagmires, implicit bias test and the invalidity of their metrics, how ethniciti...
Apr 01, 2021•1 hr 12 min•Transcript available on Metacast Political comedian and author Tim Young joins Michael this week for a discussion on why the Capitol doors weren't locked on January 6th, what happens to good cops who try to speak out against corruption, how the Left says everyone on a college campus is a rapist while the Right says it's nobody at all, how conservatives are running out of catchphrases and branding with the word "patriot", how important it is to play the hits, Tim's connection with Cardi B via Twitter, Ben Shapiro's instant class...
Mar 25, 2021•1 hr 7 min•Transcript available on Metacast American writer, comedian, and broadcaster Bridget Phetasy joins Michael this week for a discussion on what makes her so engaging to her audience, what she's done to assess her own victimhood and change the tide of her life for the better, what she learned from her first trip to rehab at 19 years old, the Soviets' warped views on therapy and the victim mentality, reveling in the fear of being labeled a fraud, the inherent pitfalls of the "compare and despair" thought process, the overflowing hom...
Mar 18, 2021•1 hr 1 min•Transcript available on Metacast "Comedian" Dave Smith joins Michael once again this week for a discussion on the things we weren't taught about FDR, the issue with portraying Abraham Lincoln as a historical figure with complex ideologies, the importance of reading between the lines historically, how today's progressives conveniently turn a blind eye to events in the "before time", how conveniently the Tara Reade story about President Biden was swept under the rug, Dave's honest reaction to the Justin Amash episode and the most...
Mar 11, 2021•1 hr 6 min•Transcript available on Metacast U.S. Representative for North Carolina's 11th congressional district Madison Cawthorn joins Michael this week for a discussion on how Madison ended up in a wheelchair, the painful process of rehabilitation after the accident and the stunning realization that he'd never walk again, the daily obstacles and restrictions he faces, differences between people born with a disability and disabled people who were injured, everything that goes into making Madison's life possible in a wheelchair, from tail...
Mar 04, 2021•53 min•Transcript available on Metacast 
