Coffee and a Mike

Michael Yon and Matt Bracken discuss the Middle East conflict, arguing that U.

In this episode, Dario hosts energy analyst Namiq to discuss the global diesel crisis, arguing it stems from a shortage of specific Middle Eastern crude rather than refinery capacity.

Kyle Anzalone, news editor for the Libertarian Institute, joins Coffee and a Mike to analyze the escalating conflict between the U.

Philip Pilkington discusses the escalating information war and the falsification of data regarding the Strait of Hormuz, arguing that US propaganda is obscuring the reality of Iran’s fire control.

Dylan Radigan and Dave Collum analyze the disconnect between record stock highs and a struggling bond market, arguing that AI valuations are masking a broader systemic bubble.

Martin Armstrong discusses the 30-year treasury, Scott Bessent, and the Trump-Xi meeting, arguing that geopolitical tensions and war drums are driving long-term interest rates up.

Mike and economic researcher Chris Martinson discuss the parallels between the 2020 pandemic and current geopolitical conflicts, arguing that both…

Shane Cashman, author of "Good Villains," joins to discuss Big Tech's capture of the MAGA movement, arguing that figures like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel are transactional rather than ideological.

Retired Army Colonel Larry Wilkerson joins to discuss the Trump administration’s efforts to nationalize religion within the military, warning of a…

Dave DeCamp, news editor for Antiwar.

Kelly Flahos, editor-in-chief of Responsible Statecraft, joins Mike to discuss the similarities and differences between the political left and right regarding US foreign policy.

James Webb discusses the escalating conflict with Iran, warning of potential nuclear strikes and economic fallout from the Strait of Hormuz closure.

Paul Craig Roberts discusses the global energy crisis caused by the Iran conflict, noting that blocked oil routes and US sanctions are driving diesel prices up 76% and threatening economic collapse.

Michael Yon and Matt Bracken analyze Max Blumenthal’s interview with Tucker Carlson, focusing on the distinction between Zionism and Judaism and the…

Ryan Morgan, a Pentagon reporter for The Epoch Times, discusses his viral story confirming severe Iranian damage to the U.

In this episode, host Mike sits down with CNBC’s Dylan Radigan to discuss the 2008 financial crisis, currency devaluation, and the current lack of trust in government institutions.

Dave Collins and Philip Pilkington discuss the imminent energy crisis, arguing that media projections of demand destruction are prepping the ground for new lockdowns.

Joel Salatin, co-owner of Polyface Farms, joins Coffee with Mike to critique federal agricultural subsidies and the executive order on meat…

In this episode, Michael Yon and Dave Collum discuss the recent Saudi pipeline shutdown, attributing it to a broader strategy of demographic warfare and resource control.

Mike and Dave Collum discuss the Iran conflict, arguing that markets are artificially propped up and disconnected from economic reality.

Former Marine Captain Matthew Ho joins to analyze the Middle East conflict, arguing that US sanctions are failing due to Iranian support from Russia and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.

Carl Denninger discusses the Amazon Air cargo plane crash, linking it to corporate cost-cutting and outsourcing that prioritizes stock prices over safety.

Nima, host of the YouTube show Dialog Works, joins Coffee and a Mike to discuss the geopolitical fallout of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the escalating tensions between the US and Iran.

Guest Philip Pilkington discusses the collapse of the global dollar system, arguing that the Trump administration’s tariff strategy and the Iran war are accelerating de-dollarization.

Larry Johnson, a CIA and State Department veteran, joins Coffee and a Mike to analyze the resignation of Army Secretary Dan Driscoll and the potential appointment of Brian Mast.

Sal Caggiano, a maritime historian, joins to analyze the ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz, discussing how AI-generated images and disinformation complicate verifying ship attacks.

Suleiman Ahmed, host of The Moral Resistance, joins Coffee and a Mike to discuss his recent journalism trips to Iran and Iraq amidst ongoing US and Israeli military strikes.

Gary Haven, founder of Curves, joins Michael Yonah to discuss the pandemic as a coordinated global event, citing graphene oxide patents and lab origins.

Geopolitical strategist Velina Chakarova discusses the "tipping point" of the global system, arguing that simultaneous proxy wars in Ukraine and Iran are triggering a fourth systemic crisis.

Host Mike and guests Dave Collum and Chris Martinson analyze the strategic petroleum reserve’s depletion and the Strait of Hormuz blockade.

War correspondent Michael Yonahn joins Matt Bracken and Lt.

Economist Martin Armstrong joins Coffee and a Mike to analyze global geopolitical crises, arguing that the US is strategically losing ground in Iran,…

Catherine Austin-Fitz and Michael Yahn discuss a global "energy war" aimed at controlling resources and depopulating the world.

Sarah Bilss, founder of DD Geopolitics, joins Mike to discuss the looming energy crisis and its parallels to the 2020 pandemic, arguing that the U.

Clem Chambers, a CEO and financial commentator, joins to discuss the dark side of gaming, arguing that modern game mechanics are designed to create addictive dopamine loops similar to gambling.