At The Mic Show (with Keith Malinak)

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.

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.

Unexpected money windfalls raise a bigger question than most people expect… what would you actually do if money suddenly showed up in your life?

In this episode of At The Mic: Friday Happy Hour, Keith Malinak and Brad Staggs explore the idea of unexpected money, responsibility, and decision-making, while moving through a wide range of current events and cultural conversations. From Iranian propaganda and global messaging to debates around sports, city changes, and viral stories like the Peregrine Falcon’s 200+ mph dive, the discussion connects in ways that aren’t obvious at first.

What starts as a simple question about money turns into something deeper about human behavior, priorities, and how people respond when opportunity, information, or pressure suddenly appears.

This episode blends current events analysis, cultural commentary, and real-world scenarios into a conversation that challenges how we think about luck, responsibility, and decision-making.

If something unexpected showed up in your life, money, information, or opportunity, would you treat it like luck… or a responsibility?

Nephilim, Genesis 6, and biblical giants are at the center of one of the most debated topics in ancient history. This episode explores what the Bible actually says about the Nephilim and how those accounts connect to historical discoveries and global legends.

In this episode of At The Mic: Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak sits down with Derek Olson to examine the origins of the Nephilim, including the “sons of God,” the Book of Enoch, and the role of the Watchers. The conversation expands into reported discoveries of giant skeletons, megalithic structures, and ancient technologies that challenge conventional timelines.

Why this matters goes beyond ancient history. From Lovelock Cave to global accounts of giants and modern questions surrounding hidden records and FOIA inquiries, this discussion explores whether these stories are isolated myths or part of a larger narrative that continues to surface in different forms.

Derek Olson is the creator of Megalithic Marvels and has conducted on-site research at ancient locations around the world, bringing firsthand perspective to one of the most controversial and widely debated subjects in biblical and historical study.

The long-term effects of COVID didn’t end when the pandemic did, and many of the outcomes were never fully explained.

Nurse Kimberly Overton shares what she witnessed inside hospitals and why the story may not be as finished as people think.

The long-term effects of COVID continue to raise questions, especially when it comes to what was happening inside hospitals during the height of the pandemic. In this episode, Nurse Kimberly Overton joins Keith Malinak to share firsthand insight into patient care, hospital protocols, and the realities that weren’t always visible to the public.

As the conversation shifts, the focus moves from what we were told during COVID to what people may still be experiencing today. The discussion explores lingering health concerns, trust in medical systems, and how the aftermath of the pandemic may still be shaping outcomes in ways that haven’t been fully addressed.

Originally recorded during a period of heavy public debate around COVID response and healthcare systems, this episode now plays like a snapshot of a moment that continues to evolve. What was said then carries a different weight now, especially as more people begin asking questions about long-term effects and accountability.

Artificial intelligence relationships are becoming a real conversation as viral stories emerge about people forming romantic connections with AI companions created through tools like ChatGPT. On this episode of At The Mic Friday Happy Hour, Keith Malinak and the panel explore the strange world of AI dating, viral internet moments, and the increasingly surreal headlines shaping modern life.

Viral internet stories are now surfacing about people forming emotional and even romantic connections with AI companions created through platforms like ChatGPT. When one woman revealed she was dating the AI boyfriend she built and named “Sinclair,” it sparked a larger question: how far is AI companionship really going?

On this episode of At The Mic Friday Happy Hour, Keith Malinak is joined by Brad Staggs, Kelly Smith, and "Rebecca Mistereggen" for a wide-ranging conversation about artificial intelligence relationships, bizarre viral videos, and the strange headlines that increasingly blur the line between satire and reality.

The discussion moves from AI dating and digital companionship to viral internet moments that leave people wondering whether the world has become stranger than fiction. Along the way, the panel dives into unbelievable highway incidents, near-miss viral videos, internet absurdities, and deeper questions about how technology is reshaping human behavior.

From AI relationships to viral chaos online, this episode explores how quickly the digital world is changing and why the internet increasingly feels like a place where anything can happen.

New evidence is raising serious questions about the J6 pipe bomber investigation. Investigative journalist Steve Baker joins Keith Malinak for a deep dive into the Brian Cole case and the growing controversy surrounding one of the most mysterious investigations connected to January 6.

In this episode of At The Mic: Thursday Deep Dive, Baker examines the evidence, the timeline, and the unanswered questions that continue to surround the case. As new details emerge, the conversation explores the tension between truth, narrative, and the machinery of government investigations.

Before turning to the investigation, Baker also shares a personal story about a recent health crisis that nearly stopped his work altogether, and how the experience changed his perspective on stress, resilience, and the cost of investigative journalism.

Chapters:

• 00:00 The Crisis That Nearly Stopped the Investigation
• 07:00 The ER Moment: “We Think You're Having a Heart Attack”
• 20:08 What Actually Caused the Heart Failure
• 34:59 The Medical Technology That Saved Him
• 45:14 The Secret Meeting That Changed Everything
• 01:00:00 Recovery and a New Perspective
• 01:02:18 The Brian Cole Arrest Explained
• 01:09:59 The Evidence Challenging the Pipe Bomber Case
• 01:20:08 What Happens Next in the Investigation

If the evidence in a major investigation doesn’t line up with the official story, what responsibility do journalists, investigators, and the public have to keep digging for the truth?

From TSA security disasters to mysterious details surrounding the Epstein prison guards and the discovery of an ancient human species known as Homo floresiensis, this episode explores some of the strange stories from history and modern headlines that still don’t quite add up.

In this Wednesday Discovery episode of At The Mic with Keith Malinak, Keith is joined by guest host Brad Staggs of The Daily Mojo for a wide-ranging conversation through the odd corners of history, science, politics, and human behavior. What begins with technical chaos and airport security horror stories quickly expands into deeper questions about unexplained events, government secrecy, historical discoveries, and the stories that linger long after the headlines fade.

CHAPTERS

• 00:00 When the Show Starts with Chaos
• 05:20 The Epstein Guards Mystery
• 16:57 TSA Horror Stories from the Front Lines
• 20:10 UFO Secrecy and Government Silence
• 35:10 Books That Change How You See History
• 43:58 The Security Failures No One Talks About
• 55:12 The Political Climate and the Road to the Next Election
• 01:15:00 Where Is America Actually Headed?
• 01:34:58 The Stories That Still Don’t Add Up
• 01:40:00 Final Thoughts on the Mysteries of Our Time

What’s one story from history or the headlines that has never quite made sense to you?

Two bizarre stories collide in this episode of At The Mic Friday Happy Hour.

Host Keith Malinak is joined by returning fan-favorite guest hosts Kelly Smith and Brad Staggs for a wide-ranging and unpredictable conversation that moves from strange internet headlines to serious discussions about technology, education, and modern culture.

The discussion begins with classroom experiences and the growing impact of smartphones and digital distractions on students. From there, the panel explores ideas around learned helplessness, parenting, and how modern technology may be reshaping attention spans and behavior.

Along the way, the conversation drifts through politics, propaganda, and public opinion before diving into some of the internet’s strangest headlines. That includes reports about dolphins allegedly designing an underwater city with detailed blueprints—and another cautionary tale involving a hot air balloon and a very windy day.

As always with Friday Happy Hour, the discussion moves between humor, curiosity, and cultural commentary, covering everything from bizarre real estate listings to optical illusions and UFO mysteries.

CHAPTERS

• 00:00 Friday Happy Hour Begins
• 08:30 Teaching Kids in the Smartphone Era
• 21:00 Learned Helplessness and Modern Parenting
• 38:00 Politics, Propaganda, and Public Opinion
• 43:40 The Strangest Houses in America
• 51:15 Luxury Experiences That Make No Sense
• 01:04:00 Dolphin City Blueprints and Gerald
• 01:10:00 Optical Illusions That Break Your Brain
• 01:19:00 UFO Mysteries and the Vanishing General
• 01:34:00 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up

If Gerald told you everything was under control, would you ask questions?

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What if the mouth contained a hidden map of the body? Some researchers believe certain teeth may correspond with organs and nerve pathways in ways that challenge how we think about health.

In this Thursday Deep Dive, Keith Malinak sits down with Dr. Dawn Ewing to explore the controversial idea that the mouth may contain connections to the rest of the body through nerve pathways and meridian mapping. The conversation examines how oral health might influence systemic health, the theory behind dental meridians, and why some researchers believe infections or procedures in the mouth may affect organs and chronic conditions elsewhere in the body.

Along the way, Keith and Dr. Ewing discuss the history of these ideas, the documentary that helped bring attention to the topic, and the emerging field of biological dentistry. They also explore the role of dental materials, electrical pathways within the body, and how some practitioners investigate the possible links between oral health and overall well-being.

Whether you are hearing about dental meridians for the first time or are already curious about integrative health approaches, this conversation offers a thoughtful look at one of the more intriguing and debated connections in modern health discussions.

Guest

Dr. Dawn Ewing

Chapters:

• 00:00 The Hidden Map in Your Mouth
• 02:24 The Documentary That Started Questions
• 03:26 Why Dr. Dawn Began Investigating Dentistry
• 07:13 The Body’s Electrical Highway
• 14:13 When Dental Work Disrupts the System
• 22:00 The Root Canal Cancer Debate
• 30:28 Real Stories That Raised Alarms
• 40:42 Are Dental Materials Affecting Health?
• 50:26 What Is Biological Dentistry?
• 01:01:56 How to Start Investigating Your Own Health
• 01:21:36 Where to Learn More