Michael Berry uncovers how cultural flashpoints—from drag‑queen visibility to controversial academic claims—intersect with institutional failures. Plus, a compelling expert breakdown of America’s healthcare crisis and the hidden forces driving runaway costs.

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Law professor and author Charles Silver joins Michael to break down why Americans pay too much for health care — from Medicare distortions and government inefficiency to runaway end‑of‑life costs and defensive medicine. They dig into market forces, personal responsibility, and what a consumer‑driven system could look like. A fast, sharp conversation for anyone who’s ever wondered why their medical bills make no sense.

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Michael Berry unpacks the wild story of a Houston mail carrier caught stealing credit cards and checks—then zooms out to explore what these everyday breakdowns reveal about the country’s broader cultural and institutional decline.

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A whirlwind episode where music history meets real‑world mayhem: Jack Clement’s powerhouse influence, jaw‑dropping tales of stolen mail, and a caller’s hilarious quest to prove his boat is a yacht. Pure Michael Berry energy from start to finish.

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Michael Berry dives deep into yacht snobbery, caller boat bragging, and the state of the boating market — then pivots to a hilariously pathetic Family Dollar crime spree and a perfectly‑timed comedy bit that ties it all together.

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