EP.637A raw, unfiltered roundtable with Michael Decon, Max Cole, and Daniel dives deep into the intersections of religion, culture, media, and modern identity. What starts as a loose conversation quickly evolves into a wide ranging exploration of belief systems, questioning whether religion serves as a genuine spiritual path, a historical tool of control, or something far more complex. From alternate origin theories and supernatural encounters to critiques of institutional power, the discussion challenges conventional narratives while staying grounded in personal perspective.The episode expands into sharp cultural commentary on loneliness, group identity, and the human need to belong whether through religion, fandom, or fringe communities. The hosts tackle provocative questions around sexuality, parenting, and social norms, revealing both personal biases and broader societal tensions. Along the way, they examine modern “cult” dynamics, from hyper niche lifestyle groups to conspiracy driven movements, blurring the line between belief and influence.Shifting gears, the conversation taps into music and media from shock rock icons like Rob Zombie to the complicated legacy of aging performers like Iggy Pop reflecting on how time reshapes both artists and audiences. The hosts also pay homage to the evolution of shock radio and tabloid style media, connecting past pioneers to today’s content landscape.Threaded throughout are wild personal anecdotes, dark humor, and candid reflections on past conflicts, offering a glimpse into the personalities behind the microphones. As the episode unfolds, a subtle theme emerges: the tension between chaos and growth, and the ongoing challenge of navigating a world where truth, identity, and entertainment are constantly colliding.

EP.636This episode of The Michael Decon Program features a provocative and wide ranging conversation with author and controversial researcher Leo Zagami. A former insider turned whistleblower, Zagami discusses his latest book and shares his perspective on hidden power structures, elite networks, and the forces he believes shape the modern UFO disclosure movement.The conversation dives into the evolution of events like Contact in the Desert, with both Deacon and Zagami questioning whether the once grassroots UFO community has been overtaken by institutional influence, corporate interests, and alleged gatekeepers. Zagami argues that the disclosure scene has long been shaped by deeper power structures, including what he describes as Vatican linked and Jesuit influenced networks operating behind the scenes.The discussion also touches on prominent figures in ufology, including Jacques Vallée, Jeremy Corbell, George Knapp, and Danny Sheehan, while exploring themes of credibility, manipulation, and the blurred line between truth seeking and agenda setting. Zagami presents his view that these personalities are part of a larger narrative control system tied to intelligence, academia, religion, and the military industrial complex.

EP.635The guys are back, and this time, they’re not easing into it. Michael, Daniel, and Myke reunite for a Fourth of July episode that quickly turns from celebration to confrontation, unpacking what it really means to live in America right now. There’s appreciation for the freedoms and opportunities the country offers, but that gratitude is constantly challenged by deeper tensions especially as Michael pushes hard against the idea of America as a “Christian nation.”The conversation gets personal and philosophical fast. Daniel leans firmly into his Christian beliefs, while Myke, hovering just a few degrees away from full fledged Catholicism, adds his own layered perspective on faith and tradition. Michael counters with sharp critiques, calling out what he sees as contradictions and hypocrisy within biblical teachings, sparking a raw back and forth that doesn’t try to smooth over disagreement.From there, the discussion expands into evolution, belief systems, and the ongoing clash between science and religion, before taking a turn into something even more grounded: mental illness. The group explores how belief, identity, and societal pressure intersect with mental health in modern America, tying personal struggles into the larger cultural landscape.What starts as a holiday episode becomes something much heavier and unfiltered, a thought provoking conversation about faith, freedom, and the fractures running through the country today.

Full Episode @ Patreon.com/michaeldeconA provocative and wide ranging conversation with researcher and author Marshall Masters exploring his latest concept, Mars Beta: Seeds to the Stars. What begins as a discussion about underground survival communities quickly expands into something much bigger: a blueprint for future human civilization, space colonization, and the role of artificial intelligence in reshaping society.Marshall breaks down his vision of self sustaining underground habitats designed to survive global catastrophes, from solar storms to planetary threats, while also preparing humanity for life beyond Earth. But the conversation takes a deeper turn into the “human engineering” behind such a future: declining birth rates, shifting gender dynamics, and the social fractures shaping modern relationships.Is Mars Beta simply a survival plan or the early framework of a new kind of human society? And if space colonization is closer than we think, who gets to be part of that future?

EP.634After a long hiatus, Michael Decon and Daniel are backraw, unfiltered, and unapologetic. (Mike Hideous sits this one out, dealing with health issues. Send him some good energy.)This episode dives deep into the territory mainstream media won't touch. We break down the Senate subpoena of Dr. Anthony Fauci, question the narratives we've been sold about disease and power, and explore why our show's "666" phone number isn't just a gimmick it's a statement.Special callers Logan and Dusty Roads join us with stories that cut through the noise. Logan shares his journey from homelessness to building an "eternal empire" where every citizen rules as a god. Dusty brings grounded perspective on evangelists and social absurdities. Together we wander through UFO sightings, spiritual warfare, the Akashic records, and whether we've actually been to the moon.For the night owls, the truck drivers, the third shift workers, and everyone else the mainstream forgot this one's for you.

Patreon Episode 137Full Version only on patreon.com/michaeldeconJoin Michael, Mike, and Daniel from End of Days Radio for another freewheeling conversation that ventures from life after the pandemic to World Cup culture, soccer hooligans, and memories of classic radio legends like Wolfman Jack, Howard Stern, Don Imus, and Art Bell.Along the way, the trio explores sports conspiracies, organized crime, and contemporary politics before turning their attention to animal welfare, the ethics of eating meat, and some surprising stories involving seafood, octopus, and lobster. The discussion eventually shifts toward religion, mythology, and cultural beliefs, as the hosts share their perspectives on a variety of historical and philosophical topics.

EP.633Hosted by Michael Decon, with co-host Daniel and special guest Brad Olsen, this episode dives headfirst into the strange and controversial world of giants, elongated skulls, ancient DNA anomalies, and the possibility that pieces of human history have been hidden in plain sight. Brad Olsen brings firsthand accounts from the field, describing ancient skulls, megalithic sites, and discoveries that he believes challenge the standard story of human origins.The guys explore claims of giant beings across the world, including the Kandahar giant, Nephilim references, RH negative bloodlines, and theories of DNA tampering or hybrid ancestry. The conversation also touches on religious implications, institutional suppression, and the idea that powerful groups may have no interest in revealing evidence that could rewrite history. https://michaeldeconhttps://endofdaysradio.comhttps://cccpublishing.com

EP.632This episode of the Michael Decon Program brings together UFO and paranormal researcher Robert Stanley, co-host Daniel from End of Days Radio, and live callers for a wide ranging and engaging conversation. They explore decades of research into UFO sightings, government secrecy, and the deeper spiritual questions tied to these phenomena. Blending personal stories, historical insights, and thought-provoking ideas, the discussion moves between real world events and bigger picture themes about humanity, belief, and the unknown.The discussion centers on claims that the U.S. government has long known about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) and non human entities but continues to withhold critical details to avoid public destabilization. Several types of alleged beings are described including insectoid, reptilian, gray, and human like “Nordic” entities said to operate on Earth and travel through advanced means like wormholes. Historical sightings, including a reported 2002 incident over the U.S. Capitol, are framed as evidence of ongoing, largely hidden activity.Researcher Robert Stanley shares personal experiences investigating these phenomena, including alleged surveillance, cyberattacks, and encounters with non-human intelligence. His story shifts the conversation from external events to internal impact, describing psychological and spiritual struggles tied to his work.A major theme of the episode is the interpretation of UFOs through a religious lens. The hosts argue that many of these entities may not be extraterrestrial in the traditional sense, but rather “fallen angels” or deceptive spiritual beings described in ancient texts like the Book of Enoch. Concepts such as Nephilim hybrids, demonic influence, and spiritual dimensions are used to reframe modern UFO narratives as part of an ancient, ongoing battle between good and evil.The episode also connects these ideas to broader conspiracy topics ranging from media manipulation and AI to genetic experimentation and cryptids like Bigfoot and Dogman, suggesting a unified system of control and deception influencing humanity.Ultimately, the core message emphasizes discernment and spiritual awareness. The hosts encourage listeners to question mainstream narratives, explore suppressed histories, and seek protection through faith and personal transformation. The episode blends investigative storytelling with theological interpretation, offering a provocative perspective on UFO disclosure as both a physical mystery and a spiritual confrontation.

EP.631The Michael Decon Program, featuring Triple D, delivers a raw, provocative, and unfiltered conversation that tackles some of the most controversial issues in America today. In this episode, Triple D, a social media content creator, former correctional officer, and licensed private investigator in Florida, joins the show to discuss his work covering interracial crime, the challenges of speaking openly in a politically correct culture, and the frustrations he believes come with trying to spotlight stories the mainstream media ignores. The conversation moves quickly and fearlessly through race, crime, media narratives, social division, law enforcement, judicial bias, and the larger question of why certain topics are treated as untouchable.Triple D explains how he built his platform by focusing on white victims of interracial crime and why he believes there is a major gap between what is happening on the ground and what gets public attention. He shares his perspective on crime statistics, reporting patterns, and the role of social media censorship, and reflects on his years of experience in corrections, private investigation, and surveillance work. The episode also explores broader questions about racial identity, tribalism, interracial relationships, freedom of speech, and the consequences of saying things many people are unwilling to hear.