Andrew Callaghan opens up about faith, death, and the search for meaning with Patrick Bet-David. From childhood beliefs to losing a puppy, the conversation turns deep. They explore religion, Iran, dogs in heaven, and the evolving journey of finding your spiritual identity.

Andrew Callaghan and Patrick Bet-David break down what it means to be anti-establishment in a world where even rebels become the new norm. From Trump’s outsider status to Gen Z’s values, identity politics, and the media circus around hot-button issues—this is raw, generational truth.

Andrew Callaghan recounts the viral story behind his 18M-view Oblak video, the roots of drill music, and his infamous ride with the Kia Boys. From Chicago’s streets to a stolen car in Connecticut, this raw, chaotic episode dives deep into youth culture, crime, and content creation at its edge.

Andrew Callaghan and Patrick Bet-David unpack the myth of progressive power in California, the failures of big government, and why many Americans—left and right—are losing trust in institutions. A sharp take on taxes, bureaucracy, and why Trump and Kennedy were both feared by the establishment.

Andrew Callaghan and Patrick Bet-David break down Citizens United, the billion-dollar influence game, and Zuckerberg’s regret over COVID-era censorship. With charts, donor data, and political history, they tackle how corporate power—left and right—shapes elections and public perception.

Andrew Callahan and Patrick Bet-David reflect on America’s first anti-lockdown rallies, COVID-era fear politics, and the social divide of 2020. From Sacramento protests to mainstream media narratives, they unpack how both the left and right sold fear—and why we're still living in its shadow.

Andrew Callaghan recalls his wildest and most dangerous moment as a journalist—crossing the U.S.-Mexico border with coyotes during the height of the migrant crisis. From machetes in the jungle to being detained by Border Patrol and stuck watching Marley & Me in solitary—this is one you won’t forget.

Andrew Callaghan and Patrick Bet-David dive into the Tesla protest movement, paid activist claims, and the overlap between ideology and influence. From spit-fueled standoffs to data-driven analysis, this clip uncovers the gray areas of modern protest culture and political mobilization.

Patrick Bet-David and Andrew Callaghan go head-to-head on taxes, billionaires, and why California’s progressive policies may be backfiring. From CNN’s approval polls to personal stories about money, poverty, and governance, this is a masterclass in generational debate on wealth and power.

Andrew Callaghan explains why The Dark Knight is his favorite film, then pivots to a raw discussion on Luigi Manion, AI in healthcare, and why some see violence as protest. Patrick challenges the morality behind these takes in one of the podcast's most intense exchanges.