The Michael Decon Program

Episode 573

In this live episode of the Michael Decon program, hosts Michael Decon and Myke Hideous dive into a fascinating chat about American culture in 2025, focusing on how the 9/11 attacks still shape things today.

They kick things off by welcoming new listeners and then jump into personal revelations about questioning the official stories surrounding 9/11.

Myke opens up about his shift in thinking regarding that day, especially around the Pentagon incident, and shares how digging into conspiracy theories made him rethink what he once believed. He highlights some striking testimonies from first responders that got him questioning the official narrative.

The duo also takes a look at how 9/11 has left a lasting mark on American culture, affecting how we view government and security and creating divides among people. They stress the importance of being skeptical about the stories we hear from the media and the government because those narratives often serve certain agendas.

Episode 572

In this episode of The Michael Decon Program, Michael Decon and Myke Hideous delve into a variety of controversial topics, including the impact of political correctness, the music scene of the 90s, and personal anecdotes about relationships and societal issues.

Episode 571

Lee Austin is a former broadcaster renowned for his alternative talk show, "Outcast Radio."

The show gained popularity for pushing the boundaries of discussion, covering topics such as theology, metaphysics, and conspiracy theories, and became a late-night favorite among those seeking the truth.

With over thirty years of experience, Lee has traversed the country as a talk show host, disc jockey, copywriter, and program director for various radio stations. In 2017, he authored"Morning Star's Tale," a sci-fi novella that explores many of the themes discussed on"Outcast Radio."

Episode 570

Triple D made his debut on the program, stepping into a role previously held by Colin Flaherty, known for addressing controversial topics related to crime statistics, racial crimes, and interracial relationships. If you are sensitive to discussions surrounding these subjects, viewer discretion is strongly advised.

Episode 569

For over six decades, researcher and author Stan Gordon has investigated some of the most baffling cases of UFOs, Bigfoot encounters, and paranormal activity in Pennsylvania. From the infamous Kecksburg UFO incident to eerie reports of glowing orbs and shape-shifting cryptids, his work reveals startling patterns that challenge conventional explanations.

Are these encounters mere folklore, interdimensional visitors, or something beyond our current understanding? Join us as we examine the evidence and theories behind these enduring mysteries.

Episode 568

The show kicks off with a humorous cold open, where Michael addresses a technical issue with the music, setting a light-hearted tone for the evening. He welcomes listeners and reminds them that the content may be considered somewhat offensive, encouraging participation through phone calls.

As the show progresses, Michael and Mike express their excitement for the evening's discussions. They touch on serious matters, including political news and personal anecdotes, while also promising to entertain their audience.

The boys share a moment of camaraderie as they enjoy drinks together, with Michael pouring himself some Kentucky Straight Bourbon whiskey. They reminisce about past interviews and share laughs over various topics, including a clip of Alec Baldwin and his wife, which leads to a discussion about celebrity culture and relationships.

The conversation shifts to political figures, particularly AOC and Lauren Boebert, with Michael and Mike sharing their opinions on the dynamics between these two women. They discuss the implications of their political stances and personal lives, with a humorous twist on their interactions.

Throughout the episode, callers join in, adding to the lively discussion. One caller from Canada humorously discusses the state of Canadian politics and the perception of American culture. The hosts engage with the callers, creating a dynamic and interactive atmosphere.

As the night unfolds, Michael and Mike delve into personal reflections on relationships and the challenges of dating today. Michael shares his thoughts on the difficulties of finding meaningful connections, particularly in light of political ideologies that often create barriers.

The hosts discuss the potential dangers of being in toxic relationships, referencing a listener's experience that highlights the emotional turmoil that can arise. They emphasize the importance of recognizing when a relationship becomes unhealthy and the need to prioritize mental well-being.

As the episode ends, Michael and Mike reflect on the night's discussions, expressing gratitude for their listeners and the engaging conversations. They encourage everyone to stay strong and keep their heads up, reminding them that every day is a new opportunity for growth and connection.

Episode 567

Michael welcomes Von Wehunt back to the program. We dive deep into the intriguing dynamics of age gaps in relationships, featuring insights from the legendary Art Bell and the iconic Bill Belichick.

The societal perceptions of age gaps in relationships. The challenges and advantages that come with dating someone significantly older or younger. Whether you're curious about the psychology behind age differences or seeking advice for your relationship, this video offers a blend of wisdom, humor, and real-life examples.

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"Houses of the Holy" by Mark Harris is a gripping narrative that exposes a complex web of corruption, power, and abuse at the highest levels of government, law enforcement, and religious institutions. This meticulously researched exposé delves into the dark underbelly of American society, revealing the intricate connections between federal and state officials, far-right extremists, organized crime, and the secretive world of Freemasonry.

Harris's work paints a disturbing picture of how money and religion exert undue influence over politics and law enforcement, perpetuating a legacy of hate and corruption. The author introduces readers to a cast of characters that seem almost too outrageous to be real, yet are firmly rooted in fact.
Perhaps most shocking are the religious leaders who willingly compromise their moral standing to protect a monstrous individual, highlighting the extent of corruption within supposedly virtuous institutions.

Harris's background as a decorated Air Force special operations pilot who served in combat lends credibility to his investigation, as he fearlessly confronts the power structures that have long evaded scrutiny. Through his relentless pursuit of truth, Harris exposes the hidden machinations that sustain authority and privilege, challenging readers to confront the uncomfortable realities of American power dynamics.

"Houses of the Holy" stands as a testament to one man's unwavering determination to seek justice in the face of overwhelming odds, offering a stark warning about the fragility of democratic institutions when faced with the corrosive influence of unchecked power and greed.

[This was first recorded on February 14, 2019]

Colin Flaherty is an award-winning reporter and author of the #1 best-selling book Don’t Make the Black Kids Angry: The hoax of black victimization and those who enable it.His work has appeared in more than 1000 news sites around the world, including the New York Times, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, Time Magazine. His story about how a black man was unjustly convicted of trying to kill his white girlfriend resulted in his release from state prison and was featured on Court TV, NPR, The Los Angeles Times and San Diego Union-Tribune.He is also the author of White Girl Bleed a Lot: The Return of Racial Violence to America and How the Media Ignore it.

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Join us for an enlightening conversation with Gary Wayne as we delve into his groundbreaking work, "The Genesis 6 Conspiracy." In this episode, we discuss the intricate connections between prehistory and biblical prophecy, explore contemporary geopolitical issues, and reflect on personal beliefs that shape our understanding of faith and history.

Discover how historical narratives influence current events and why it's crucial to approach these topics with critical thinking. Whether you're a believer, skeptic, or simply curious, this discussion offers valuable insights into the complexities of our world today.