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The God Whisperers pioneered Podcasting in 1968. Bill and Craig then went on to invent the interwebs - Al Gore took the credit - until the polar caps melted and the world ended in 2018 - as he predicted in his 2006 movie. The God Whisperers Classic is the archives of the most mediocre podcast in world history which was met with great international acclaim and then the world took a collective nap out of boredom after the episode was over. Whereas Gold Bond never did send those tee-shirts to t ...
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Cheers! Chef JK here. I used to sing in Dogwood (the punk rock group) now I make music as Saint Didacus. This is The Punk Chef Podcast! I am a professional chef who does food and beverage pairings with all types of music (mostly punk/hardcore/metal, and I’m teaching my 3 kids to do the same! Why is music so important to the human existence? You know how food works, but do you know how to pair music with it? Do you cook or clean without music playing? Don’t do that. Let me help you find the r ...
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Hosted by New York Post and Fox News columnist, and co-author of the best-selling book, “Stolen Youth,” The Karol Markowicz Podcast expands on the topics that drove Karol’s most popular columns and conversations, namely, the cultural and social issues that affect us all. What's marriage really like? Why are we lied to about what it's like to have children? What does it mean to succeed in your career? In each episode, Markowicz aims to find real answers to the deep questions that really matte ...
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In this milestone 200th episode of The Karol Markowicz Show, Karol sits down with Eugene Kontorovich, professor at George Mason Law and senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation’s Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom. Eugene shares his remarkable journey from Soviet immigrant to influential legal scholar, reflecting on his early start in jo…
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On this episode, Karol welcomes back the one and only Clay Travis, founder of OutKick and co-host of The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show. They discuss Clay’s journey from law to conservative media, his commitment to personal growth, and concerns about the decline of traditional values—especially regarding young men, relationships, and family forma…
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Karol sits down with Abigail Shrier, contributing editor at The Free Press and best-selling author, for a candid conversation about the themes driving her most controversial work. They explore how technology is reshaping relationships, why so many young people struggle to form lasting friendships, and the trade-offs between career ambition and comm…
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On this episode, Karol debuts a new advice segment with Buck Sexton, addressing a listener’s concerns about infidelity discovered just before marriage. They discuss the importance of trust, communication, and traditional relationship values. Later, Karol welcomes Ashley Rindsberg, senior editor at Pirate Wires, who exposes the dangers of media misr…
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In this episode, Karol sits down with bestselling author and political consultant Craig Shirley to unpack his surprising path into politics and his lifelong admiration for Ronald Reagan. From behind-the-scenes stories of Reagan’s rise to the lessons that shaped modern conservatism, Craig also opens up about family, his latest projects, and why read…
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Ari Ackerman, founder of the groundbreaking app BunkOne and minority owner of the Miami Marlins, opens up about his unique journey from tech innovator to MLB executive. He reflects on his Jewish identity, activism, and the urgent challenges facing the Jewish community today. Ackerman highlights the importance of fostering Jewish pride in future gen…
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In this episode, Eli Lake shares his journey into journalism, discussing his early influences, the evolution of media, and the importance of passionate debate in journalism. He reflects on the challenges facing modern journalism, his concerns about the future for his daughter, and his optimism about America's cultural shifts. Lake emphasizes the va…
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In this conversation, Franklin Camargo shares his personal journey from Venezuela to the United States, discussing the dangers of socialism and the importance of capitalism. He reflects on his experiences growing up in a socialist regime, the impact of his family's values, and his political activism. Camargo emphasizes the need for individualism an…
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In this episode, Maud Maron, a candidate for Manhattan District Attorney and education advocate, shares her journey into politics, her views on public safety, education, and the current state of New York politics. She discusses the challenges of modern feminism and offers advice for the next generation, emphasizing the importance of real-life conne…
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On this episode of The Karol Markowicz Show, Karol interviews Kate Johnson, a former ER nurse and health advocate. Kate shares her journey from frontline healthcare to empowering families—especially moms—to take charge of their health through simple habits like daily movement, real food, and prioritizing sleep. The discussion highlights how governm…
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In this episode, Karol talks with Guy M., author of The Rescue and a former member of Israel’s elite Para Rescue Commandos. Guy shares gripping firsthand accounts from the October 7th attacks, offering a rare and raw perspective from the front lines. The discussion delves into the emotional and psychological toll of combat, the unpredictability of …
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In this episode, Todd Erzen breaks down America’s sports addiction—and how it's turning too many men into passive spectators of life. From his days as a sports umpire to his current role in media, Todd shares his powerful personal journey and hard-earned insights on modern masculinity, regret, and the urgent need for men to reclaim their role as en…
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In this episode, Kat Rosenfield discusses the interplay between her work in journalism and fiction writing, exploring themes of culture, cancel culture, and the importance of preserving beauty in a chaotic world. She reflects on her journey as a writer, her experiences in the young adult fiction community, and the dynamics of societal expectations …
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In this episode, Dustin Grage shares his journey from aspiring youth minister to political columnist at Townhall.com. He discusses his experiences growing up in Minnesota, the challenges of living in a blue state, and his hopes for the future of his family and community. Dustin emphasizes the importance of authenticity and staying true to oneself a…
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In this episode, Lahav Harkov, a senior political correspondent for Jewish Insider, discusses the complexities of reporting on Israel, the disconnect between local and international news coverage, and the resilience of Israeli society amidst ongoing conflict. Lahav shares personal anecdotes from her journalism career, including unexpected adventure…
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In this episode, Jill Savage shares her journey from sports journalism to political reporting, discussing the challenges and intricacies of investigative journalism. She delves into her recent work on Congressman Cory Mills, revealing the complexities of political narratives and the importance of accountability in journalism. Jill emphasizes the ne…
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In this episode, Gabriella Hoffman shares her journey from her Lithuanian roots to becoming a prominent voice in conservative circles. She discusses the importance of cultural heritage, the challenges of modern society, and the significance of outdoor activities in personal growth. Gabriella also delves into energy policy and conservation, emphasiz…
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In this episode, Tim Rice, Deputy Managing Editor at The Daily Wire, shares his unique journey into media, his insights on healthcare policy, and the impact of parenthood on his perspective. He discusses the underrepresentation of healthcare issues in political discourse and offers practical advice for listeners, emphasizing the importance of prepa…
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In this episode, Karol sits down with veteran journalist and author Salena Zito for a candid conversation about her path into journalism and what she’s learned from years of listening to everyday Americans. Salena reflects on her deep ties to Pennsylvania, the pulse of voter sentiment in heartland communities, and how local voices shape national na…
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In this episode, Jason Chaffetz discusses his book 'They're Coming for You,' which explores the alarming extent of data collection by the government and corporations. He highlights the dangers of losing privacy and the implications of data brokerage, especially for future generations. Chaffetz emphasizes the need for awareness and action to protect…
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In this episode, Karol interviews Matt Palumbo, author of books on the Soros family, discussing the influence of George and Alex Soros on global politics, particularly in Albania. They explore the ideological differences between the two, the complexities of Soros' funding, and the impact on U.S. relations. Palumbo shares insights from his investiga…
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In this episode, Tony Kinnett shares his journey from being a passionate middle school teacher to becoming a national correspondent and broadcaster. He discusses the evolving landscape of education, the intersection of faith and politics, and the challenges of navigating emotional populism in contemporary society. Kinnett emphasizes the importance …
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In this conversation, Helen Raleigh discusses her book 'Not Outsiders' which explores the political activism of Asian Americans from the 19th century to today. She addresses the misconceptions surrounding Asian American identity, the historical waves of activism, and the current challenges faced by the community, particularly in education and merit…
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In this episode, Rafael Mangual discusses his journey into the world of crime and justice, influenced by his upbringing in New York City and his father's role as an NYPD detective. He reflects on the themes of his book, 'Criminal Injustice,' which critiques the progressive policies surrounding crime and policing, particularly in the wake of the Fer…
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In this conversation, Oli London shares his transformative journey from a social media influencer to an advocate for Christian values and against anti-Semitism. He discusses the challenges parents face regarding their children's gender identity, the role of schools in these discussions, and the importance of standing up for marginalized communities…
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In this episode, Karol interviews activist Quisha King about her journey into education advocacy. Quisha shares how questioning mainstream narratives led her to activism, particularly around critical race theory in schools. She discusses founding the Mass Exodus Movement to help parents find alternatives to public education, her work with Moms for …
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In this episode, Michael Kaplan, author of 'Advantage Players', discusses the concept of advantage players in gambling and life. He shares personal stories, insights on the traits that define successful advantage players, and offers advice on how to cultivate an advantage player mindset. The Karol Markowicz Show is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Se…
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In this episode, Ashira Solomon, host of the Black and Jewish podcast, discusses her mission to bridge the gap between the Black and Jewish communities. She addresses misconceptions that each community holds about the other, emphasizing the importance of dialogue and understanding. Ashira shares her journey into media and cultural diplomacy, highli…
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In this episode, Mark Gerson discusses his book 'God Was Right,' where he explores the relevance of the Torah in modern life. He argues that the Bible is not just a historical or religious text but a practical guide for self-improvement and personal growth. Gerson highlights various lessons from the Torah, emphasizing its insights on fear, relation…
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In this episode, Amy Alkon discusses her new book 'Going Menopostal' and sheds light on the often overlooked topics of menopause and perimenopause. She highlights the gaps in medical training regarding women's health, the myths surrounding menopause, and the importance of understanding hormonal changes. Alkon emphasizes the need for evidence-based …
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In this episode, Robbie Starbuck shares his journey from a successful career in Hollywood to becoming a conservative activist. He discusses the influence of his Cuban heritage on his political beliefs, the challenges of navigating friendships in a politically charged environment, and the impact of current events on the younger generation. Starbuck …
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In this conversation, Christopher Scalia discusses his book '13 Novels Conservatives Will Love But Probably Haven't Read' and the importance of expanding the conservative literary canon. He emphasizes the value of fiction in understanding human nature and the wisdom it offers, especially in a distracted world. Scalia expresses concerns about a post…
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In this episode, Doron Spielman discusses his book 'When the Stones Speak,' which explores the historical significance of the City of David and the ongoing battle for historical truth regarding Jewish identity and connection to the land of Israel. He reflects on the motivations behind writing the book, especially in light of recent events, and emph…
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In this episode, economist Allison Schrager discusses her insights on risk, particularly in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. She reflects on her unique journey to writing her book, 'An Economist Walks Into a Brothel,' where she explores the complexities of risk in unconventional settings. The discussion delves into the duality of sex work, the…
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In this episode, Karol and Liz Wolfe discuss various aspects of motherhood, parenting challenges, and the cultural narratives surrounding family life. They explore the complexities of raising children in urban environments, the impact of reproductive technology on family dynamics, and the importance of maintaining a sense of adventure and explorati…
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In this episode, Karol interviews Jason Bedrick, a research fellow at the Heritage Foundation focusing on education policy. They discuss Bedrick's journey into education policy, the evolution of school choice in America, the importance of classical education, and the cultural roots that influence education. Bedrick emphasizes the need for an affirm…
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In this episode, Curtis Houck, managing editor at NewsBusters, shares his journey into journalism, influenced by significant events like the 2000 presidential election and 9/11. He discusses his role in covering media bias and the evolution of the White House press briefing. Curtis also opens up about personal struggles with loneliness and mental h…
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In this episode, Delano Squires discusses his unconventional journey to becoming a research fellow at Heritage, focusing on the importance of marriage and family in the black community. He explores the cultural shifts that have led to a decline in the perception of marriage, the impact of welfare and feminism, and the need for a rebranding of marri…
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In this episode, Libby Emmons, editor-in-chief of The Post Millennial, shares her journey from the theater world to journalism, discussing the evolution of storytelling and the challenges of creating art in today's climate. She reflects on her life in West Virginia, the impact of technology on youth, and the importance of credibility in news. Emmon…
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In this episode, investigative journalist David Zweig discusses his new book, 'An Abundance of Caution,' which critiques the pandemic policies that disproportionately affected children. He emphasizes the importance of evidence-based decision-making and the media's role in shaping public narratives during the crisis. Zweig reflects on his experience…
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In this episode, Karol welcomes Buck Sexton to discuss marriage, personal growth, and his coffee company, Crockett Coffee. Buck emphasizes the importance of warm greetings in relationships and shares insights on balancing ambition with personal fulfillment. They also discuss the dangers of misinformation and the value of critical thinking. The Karo…
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In this episode, Karol interviews Matt Whitlock, a Republican strategist and host of the 10 Minute Drill Podcast. They discuss Matt's journey into politics, his experiences living in Japan, and the misconceptions surrounding the political world. Matt shares insights on the importance of unplugging from the news and offers advice for personal growth…
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In this episode, Ed Morrissey, managing editor of Hot Air, reflects on his extensive career in blogging and media, discussing the evolution of the industry, the challenges of maintaining relevance, and the importance of personal integrity in writing. He shares insights on the transition from blogging to professional journalism, the significance of …
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In this episode, Karol speaks with Billy Binion, a reporter at Reason, about the complexities of libertarianism, the challenges of being politically homeless, and the nuances of civil liberties and law enforcement. They explore Binion's unique journey from performing arts to journalism, the importance of friendships, and the impact of worrying on p…
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In this episode, Karol interviews Dr. Logan Levkoff, a sexuality educator and host of 'The Sexy Side of Zionism.' They explore the importance of sexuality education, the misconceptions surrounding sexuality, and how Zionism intersects with personal identity and empowerment. Dr. Levkoff shares her insights on the significance of sexual intimacy in r…
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In this episode, Erick Erickson shares his journey from a young political enthusiast to a prominent conservative talk radio host. He reflects on personal challenges, including health scares and family dynamics, while emphasizing the importance of community and genuine relationships. The discussion also delves into the evolution of the conservative …
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In this episode, Karol interviews Abigail Shrier, a contributing editor at the Free Press and author of two best-selling books. They discuss the motivations behind Shrier's controversial writing, her journey in journalism, the state of relationships among young people, the impact of technology on interpersonal connections, and the importance of com…
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In this episode, Karol interviews Salena Zito, a seasoned journalist and author, who shares her unique journey into journalism, her insights on voter sentiment, and the importance of community. Salena recounts her experiences covering national politics, her connection to Pennsylvania, and the assassination attempt of President Trump. The Karol Mark…
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In this episode, Karol interviews Aaron Sibarium, a staff writer at the Washington Free Beacon. They discuss Aaron's journey into writing, his experiences at Yale, and his reporting on wokeness and institutional capture. Aaron shares impactful stories from his career, reflects on the current state of free speech on campuses, and offers advice to hi…
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