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ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Rob Barowski (from 4/17/2020)
May 5, 2026
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ATM Happy Hour: Keith and the gang...or not! (5/1/26)
May 1, 2026
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ATM Deep Dive: Haunting Questions from Butler, PA and the Attempt To Assassinate Donald Trump - Guest: Ken Silva (4/30/26)
Apr 30, 2026
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ATM: Wildcard - Getting Angry with God - Guest: Jon Seidl (4/29/2026)
Apr 29, 2026
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| 5/5/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Rob Barowski (from 4/17/2020) | Guest Rob Barowski discusses life at Blaze TV and the fun graphics he creates for Pat gray Unleashed. He discusses life with LOTS of cats and opens up about the struggles of conception.Connect..... @keithmalinak on X and ATMshow.com | — | ||||||
| 5/1/26 | ![]() ATM Happy Hour: Keith and the gang...or not! (5/1/26)✨ | friendshipfun+2 | — | ATMshow.com | — | Keith Malinakpodcast+3 | — | 2h 04m 43s | |
| 4/30/26 | ![]() ATM Deep Dive: Haunting Questions from Butler, PA and the Attempt To Assassinate Donald Trump - Guest: Ken Silva (4/30/26) | Butler, Pennsylvania and the attempt to assassinate Donald Trump. Who was Thomas Crooks and the mysterious "Wily Tepes" character?Was Secret Service incompetence THAT bad or is there something more sinister going on in the agency sworn to protect the president and presidential candidates?Guest Ken Silva breaks down all there is to know in a quest for answers on why the most protected man in the world, keeps finding his life in dangerKen's links: @JD_Cashless on X, HeadlineUSA.com and his upcoming book 'The Trump Assassination Plots: What The Investigations Missed and Why It Matters'Find more At The Mic episodes at ATMshow.com | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | ![]() ATM: Wildcard - Getting Angry with God - Guest: Jon Seidl (4/29/2026) | 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 | — | ||||||
| 4/25/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Matthew Shelton (from 4/10/20) | Guest Matthew Shelton discusses his lifelong friendship with Glenn Beck, his love of cooking, the amazing story of meeting his wife and his GREAT celebrity impersonation. Oh...and FORTNITE!!! | — | ||||||
| 4/25/26 | ![]() Why Everything Feels Broken (Customer Service Fails, Absurd Prices & Modern Life Frustration) | 4/24/26 | This episode of At The Mic: Friday Happy Hour turns a series of everyday frustrations into a bigger conversation about modern life. What starts with simple problems—getting ghosted by contractors, dealing with confusing service issues, and seeing prices that make no sense—quickly builds into something more.Keith Malinak and Brad Staggs break down the growing feeling that systems aren’t working the way they used to. From customer service failures to the rising cost of everything, the conversation blends humor, real-life experiences, and sharp observations about where things may be heading.Along the way, the episode explores trust, technology, and the absurdity of modern life, asking a simple question: is everything actually getting worse, or is it just becoming impossible to ignore? | — | ||||||
| 4/23/26 | ![]() War on Terror Lies: What We Were Told vs What Actually Happened | Scott Horton | 4/23/26 | The War on Terror shaped modern U.S. foreign policy, but how much of what the public was told actually holds up? In this episode of At The Mic: Thursday Deep Dive with Keith Malinak, guest Scott Horton joins the conversation to break down the narrative surrounding the War on Terror, what was presented to the public, and where key details begin to unravel.Together, they examine how media coverage, government messaging, and historical context influenced public perception, and why these narratives still matter today. This deep dive explores the gap between what was said, what was believed, and what deserves a closer look. | — | ||||||
| 4/22/26 | ![]() Civil War Era Fax Machine, Wifi Invented By Movie Star, and Strange History Facts | Wednesday Wild Card | 4/22/26 | The fax machine existed during the Civil War? One man survived both atomic bombs? A lost letter changed the course of America's war against itself. In this Wednesday Wild Card episode, we explore 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 end of World War II with the USS Indianapolis, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, How Post-it Notes were invented, and other hidden stories from history that changed the direction of governments and civilizations but are somehow almost completely lost to history.Fascinating. Weird. Dark. All of the above await you in this episode with astonishing facts, not fiction! | — | ||||||
| 4/21/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Adam Ford (from 4/3/2020) | Adam Ford’s journey from Amish country to a career in the media industry is anything but typical. In this episode, we explore how his Amish upbringing, early life experiences, and passion for writing led him into broadcast media and television production.In this Throwback Tuesday episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Adam Ford shares the story behind his unique career path, from growing up in Amish country to working in television and media. The conversation covers his early experiences, his transition into journalism and broadcast work, and the moments that shaped his perspective along the way.Adam also dives into the realities of working in the media industry, including his time at CNN, his role at Blaze Media, and how creative writing, storytelling, and humor have influenced his work. Along the way, the discussion moves into unexpected territory, including personal stories, life lessons, and his long-term aspirations, including writing and even space travel. | — | ||||||
| 4/17/26 | ![]() Underrated Bands, Yellowstone Super Volcano, History of Fire Ants | Friday Happy Hour Solo with Keith Malinak | 4/17/26 | Income tax history, Yellowstone volcano risk, and fire ants all collide in this Friday Happy Hour solo episode with Keith Malinak.With no guest to guide the conversation, Keith lets it drift from the origins of income tax into unexpected territory, exploring how systems expand, how nature operates without regard for us, and how quickly a simple conversation can turn personal.What starts as a loose, late-night discussion becomes something more reflective as the night unfolds. This is an unfiltered, off-the-cuff episode that blends curiosity, unpredictability, and real-time thought. | — | ||||||
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| 4/17/26 | ![]() The Income Tax Bait and Switch… How It Changed America | 4/16/26 | The history of the income tax and the 16th Amendment isn’t what most people think. It started small, limited, and temporary… so how did it grow into something that touches nearly every paycheck in America?In this episode of At The Mic: Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak is joined by Phil Magness to break down how the federal income tax began, why it was originally aimed at high earners, and how it expanded over time.From its origins in 1913 to major turning points like World War I, the Great Depression, and World War II, this episode traces how a targeted system became a permanent part of American life.What began as a solution for a specific moment evolved into a system that now affects nearly everyone. This is a closer look at how that shift happened, and what it means today.If the income tax began as a limited, temporary solution, what does it say about modern systems that continue to expand long after their original purpose is gone? | — | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | ![]() Prediction Markets Explained, Why People Are Betting On Politics Instead Of Trusting The Media | 4/15/26 | 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 Stu Burguiere for a conversation that starts with a simple question and quickly turns into something much bigger, as they explore what happens when the system people rely on begins to crack, and a different signal starts to emerge, one that doesn’t come from headlines, talking points, or spin, but from where people are putting their money, revealing a growing shift in how outcomes in politics, media, and culture are being understood, and forcing a deeper question, when trust disappears, where do people actually turn for the truth.The episode also touches on the history of income tax, the NFL Rooney Rule, and broader questions about institutional trust, media credibility, and how narratives are formed versus what outcomes actually reveal.Chapters:00:00 The System Feels Broken… Here’s Why02:10 From Glenn Beck to Now, What Changed?10:05 Life After The Machine19:30 The Tax System Nobody Questions24:00 Why This System Still Exists29:40 The Rooney Rule Problem Nobody Fixes33:00 What They’re Not Telling You37:40 Prediction Markets Explained Simply41:50 Why People Are Betting On Politics45:30 The Money vs The Narrative47:10 The Future of PredictableIf the system feels broken, the real question isn’t just why, it’s what you trust instead. Are you following narratives, or are you paying attention to what people actually believe when something is on the line?If you’re tired of guessing and ready to follow the money, hit like and subscribe, no hedging required. | — | ||||||
| 4/13/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Chad Prather (from 3/27/2020) | Chad Prather interview on social media growth, viral videos, faith, and storytelling. How Chad Prather built a massive audience by turning authentic conversations into a powerful online platform.In this episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Chad Prather shares the real story behind his rise from pastor and missionary work in third world countries to becoming a viral social media voice and entertainer.Chad breaks down the moment he walked away from a stable career to “be himself,” how simple phone videos turned into millions of views, and why authenticity—not strategy—was the key to building a loyal audience.The conversation also explores deeper themes around identity, purpose, and leadership, including Chad’s framework of identity, destiny, and legacy, and how those principles shape both personal growth and parenting. From global humanitarian experiences to navigating modern media, this episode offers a grounded look at what it actually takes to build influence in today’s world.If you're interested in social media growth, storytelling, leadership, or the mindset behind building a platform that lasts, this is a conversation worth hearing.Chapters: 00:00 The Moment Everything Changed for Chad Prather02:03 Growing Up in the South (And What Shaped Him)04:56 Why He Walked Away From Pastoring10:47 Burnout, Divorce, and Starting Over in Texas16:13 The Decision to Quit His Job and Bet on Himself20:00 Talking to His Phone… The First Viral Video22:30 From Viral Clips to Sold-Out Shows25:01 Building a Career Without a “Big Break”28:33 Identity, Destiny, and Legacy (His Core Framework)30:23 Why Most People Never Find Their Purpose35:15 What Third World Countries Taught Him About Life39:53 Can Hollywood Be Changed From the Inside?Connect with Chad Prather: https://watchchad.comFollow At The Mic with Keith Malinak for more long-form conversations exploring culture, media, and the people shaping it. | — | ||||||
| 4/10/26 | ![]() What Counts as a Sport? Tennis, Cornhole, and the 10-Year Health Debate | 4/10/26 | What counts as a sport, and how do we define a sport in today’s culture?In this episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Keith is joined by Zeynep Yenisey to explore the debate around what qualifies as a sport. From tennis health benefits, including research suggesting it can add years to your life, to the ongoing cornhole debate, the conversation examines where the line between real sports and recreational games actually exists.As the discussion unfolds, the idea of defining a sport becomes more complicated. Some activities require endurance, discipline, and measurable skill, while others blur the line between competition and casual entertainment.Beyond sports, the episode also explores viral stories, cultural commentary, ticketing controversies, and the growing influence of AI-generated music and technology on everyday life.If you’ve ever wondered what counts as a sport, how to define a sport, or where modern sports culture is heading, this episode offers a thoughtful and engaging breakdown of the debate. | — | ||||||
| 4/9/26 | ![]() Childhood Vaccines: Fact and Fiction | If anything good came out of COVID Era madness and the destruction its 'vaccines' brought us is that many began to ask questions about the vaccine industry, the medical/pharmaceutical company connections, and ultimately what was best for their children.Time for a deep dive with Dr. Jennifer Margulis.In this episode of At The Mic: The conversation explores vaccine schedules, parental decision-making, informed consent, and how adverse event data is collected and understood. Dr. Margulis breaks down how VAERS works, what it captures, and where confusion or disagreement can arise when interpreting the data.This episode focuses on understanding the systems, ingredients, and data behind vaccine safety discussions without oversimplifying the complexity.🔗 Guest:Dr. Jennifer Margulis – https://www.jennifermargulis.net | — | ||||||
| 4/8/26 | ![]() FISA Surveillance Explained: FBI Whistleblower Steve Friend on FBI Misconduct & Government Overreach | 4/8/26 | FISA surveillance isn’t what most people think it is. FBI whistleblower Steve Friend joins Keith Malinak to explain how FISA surveillance, counterintelligence operations, and internal FBI pressure actually shape decisions behind the scenes.From FBI misconduct and government overreach to national security threats involving China, bio labs, and Operation Box Cutter, this episode breaks down how surveillance tools are used, how they’re justified, and where the system begins to protect itself. What starts as an inside look at FBI operations quickly expands into a deeper examination of intelligence power, political influence, and real-world investigations that don’t always match the public narrative.This deep dive explores FISA authority, FBI surveillance methods, data collection, counterintelligence strategy, and the broader implications for privacy, accountability, and national security in the United States.CHAPTERS:00:00 FBI Whistleblower Reveals the Truth03:15 How the FBI Actually Operates07:30 When Investigations Become “Find a Crime”12:45 Promotions, Power, and Internal Pressure20:00 Bio Labs Inside the United States28:30 China and National Security Risks36:00 Operation Box Cutter and Fentanyl Pipeline45:30 The Epstein Case Questions55:00 Government Overreach and Self-Protection1:00:00 FISA Surveillance Explained1:07:30 How Data Collection Really Works1:15:00 Counterintelligence and Political Influence1:30:00 The January 6 Pipe Bomber Mystery1:45:00 AI, Surveillance, and What Comes Next | — | ||||||
| 4/7/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Jeff Fisher (from 3/20/2020) | Jeff Fisher, better known as Jeffy from Blaze Media, built his radio career through chaos, arrests, odd jobs, and on-air mistakes that somehow didn’t take him out.On this Throwback Tuesday edition of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Keith sits down with Jeffy for a conversation that lives in the tension between things going wrong and somehow working anyway. From strange jobs to on-air mistakes, the path to radio isn’t polished, but it is real, and that’s exactly what makes it stick.Chapters:00:00 The Guest Who “Shouldn’t Work”… But Does02:30 Born Into Farm Life… and Something Already Feels Off06:15 The Escape Plan That Wasn’t Supposed to Happen10:45 The Job That Ended Because of One Open Mic15:30 Horse Stalls, Head Shops, and Strange Side Hustles21:00 Demolition Work, Jackhammers, and Starting From Nothing27:45 The Moment Radio Became the Only Option33:30 When It Almost Fell Apart (and Somehow Didn’t)41:15 Family, Football, and the Side of Life You Don’t See On-Air49:30 The Real Secret… It Was Never a PlanHow many bad decisions away are you from accidentally finding your career? | — | ||||||
| 4/4/26 | ![]() Dating Today: Be Interesting… But Don’t Try | 4/3/26 | Modern dating expectations are changing, especially for introverts navigating confidence, personality, and effort in relationships. Why does showing effort sometimes feel like a mistake in today’s dating culture?On At The Mic: Friday Happy Hour, Keith Malinak is joined by Rebecca Mistereggen and Brad Staggs to break down the contradictions in modern dating. What starts as a conversation about introverts and dating quickly expands into cultural differences, social expectations, and the unspoken rules that shape relationships today.From Norwegian humor to everyday relationship dynamics, the discussion highlights how dating advice often conflicts with real-world behavior. The result is a conversation that feels familiar, unpredictable, and revealing about how people actually connect.Are you being yourself, or adapting to expectations you never agreed to? | — | ||||||
| 4/3/26 | ![]() Blood, Artifacts, and Resurrection: The Scientific Case for Jesus | 4/2/26 | The archaeological evidence of Jesus is stronger and more detailed than most people realize. In this Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak is joined by Dr. Jeremiah Johnston to examine the historical Jesus through archaeology, science, and documented evidence.From the Shroud of Turin to the Sudarium of Oviedo, this episode explores the physical artifacts connected to the crucifixion and resurrection. Through forensic blood analysis, burial traditions, and ancient historical records, the conversation reveals how modern science continues to engage with one of history’s most debated events.Dr. Jeremiah Johnston brings decades of research as a historical Jesus scholar, offering insight into how archaeology, science, and recorded history intersect in ways often overlooked.This is Part 1 of an ongoing deep dive into the historical and archaeological case for Jesus. | — | ||||||
| 4/2/26 | ![]() The Dark Origins of April Fool’s Day (History No One Can Explain) | Wednesday Wild Card (4/1/26) | 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 unfolds, the focus expands beyond the holiday itself. Keith connects the idea of accepted traditions to broader themes, including how information is shaped, how narratives form, and how easily assumptions can go unquestioned.This episode blends historical curiosity with cultural commentary, challenging listeners to rethink what they accept as fact and why.Be honest… how many things do you believe without ever questioning where they came from? | — | ||||||
| 3/31/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Hilary Kennedy (from 3/13/2020) | Hilary Kennedy talks UFC, media life, and a condition that prevents her from visualizing memories. What starts as a casual interview turns into something much deeper than expected.Back on March 13th in 2020 media Personality Hilary Kennedy sat down with Keith Malinak for what begins as a relaxed conversation about her journey through media, growing up in Dallas, and her unexpected passion for UFC. But as the discussion unfolds, it shifts into something far more revealing.What starts with broadcasting and hobbies gradually opens the door to how she actually processes the world, including a condition called aphantasia that prevents her from visualizing memories. As the conversation deepens, it raises questions about how memory, identity, and experience shape the way we live.This Tuesday Throwback episode revisits one of our most interesting conversations from the At The Mic archive.In this episode:Hilary Kennedy’s journey from Dallas to media personalityHer unexpected obsession with UFC and competitive sportsAphantasia and what it means to experience memory differentlyBalancing motherhood with a fast-paced media careerUnique hobbies, sports cards, and personal insightsWhat if you couldn’t replay your memories… would your life feel the same, or completely different?Follow At The Mic with Keith Malinak over at the official website ATMSHOW.COM for more conversations that challenge how you think, remember, and see the world. | — | ||||||
| 3/28/26 | ![]() Should You Save a Shark… or Let It Die? | 3/27/26 | We started with a stranded shark… and ended up questioning everything.What begins as lighthearted animal videos quickly spirals into something much bigger. At what point does helping become interfering? And are animals acting on instinct… or something else entirely?On this episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Keith is joined by Birthday Boy Brad Staggs and Rebecca Mistereggen for a Friday Happy Hour that goes completely off the rails. What starts as laughs turns into debates about wildlife, human behavior, ancient mysteries, and the strange things we might not fully understand.Things escalate fast. | — | ||||||
| 3/27/26 | ![]() Antarctica Pyramids, UFOs & Government Secrets (Seriously?) | Barfly 10 Deep Dive | 3/26/26 | Antarctica pyramids, UFO sightings, and government secrets keep showing up in the same conversations… coincidence, or something we’re not supposed to connect?In this special Barfly 10 edition of At The Mic Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak is joined by Brad Staggs and Kelly Smith for a wide-ranging conversation exploring conspiracy theories, UFO encounters, and unexplained mysteries.From Antarctica pyramids and ancient civilizations to UFO disclosure, MK Ultra, and high-profile conspiracy theories, the discussion moves through ideas that continue to surface across culture and media. As the conversation unfolds, patterns begin to emerge — raising questions about what’s coincidence, what’s connected, and why these topics persist.This episode isn’t about proving what’s true or false. It’s about asking better questions.Topics include:Antarctica pyramids and ancient structuresUFO sightings and government disclosureMK Ultra and historical conspiracy theoriesKurt Cobain theories and unexplained eventsThe psychology behind belief and skepticismIf this episode makes you question what you think you know, follow the podcast and join the conversation. | — | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | ![]() Armed Man Enters Texas School, Missing Scientists & Epstein Connections Explained | 3/25/26 | 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, government transparency, and patterns that continue to surface across high-profile cases.The conversation moves between cultural commentary, media influence, and deeper investigations into figures like Jeffrey Epstein and Palm Beach Pete, while also exploring ongoing conversations around UFO disclosure and public trust. As each topic unfolds, the episode challenges listeners to consider whether these events are isolated, or part of a larger pattern that deserves closer attention. | — | ||||||
| 3/24/26 | ![]() ATM THROWBACK CONVERSATION: Pat Gray (from 3/6/2020) | Throwback Tuesday: Revisiting the very first episode of At The Mic.This episode features Pat Gray’s journey from growing up in Helena, Montana to building a long and successful career in radio. From his early days working overnight shifts as a teenager to becoming a nationally recognized voice alongside Glenn Beck, this conversation breaks down the reality of building a career in broadcasting.Originally recorded on March 6th, 2020 as the very first episode of At The Mic, this interview offers a rare look at how radio careers actually evolve over time, including the setbacks, pivots, and defining moments that shape long-term success. As media continues to shift today, Pat’s story highlights what still matters: consistency, adaptability, and finding your voice.This is where At The Mic began. Episode one. A conversation built on nearly two decades of friendship, giving listeners an honest and personal look at Pat Gray’s life, career, family, and faith. | — | ||||||
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