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Coffee and a Mike

Michael Farris
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I want people to find my podcast objective so that they can critically think to make an informed decision.

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Kyle Anzalone is the news editor of The Libertarian Institute, opinion editor of AntiWar.com and host of the The Kyle Anzalone Show. He talks possibility ... more

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Philip Pilkington is a macroeconomist, investment professional, author of: The Collapse of Global Liberalism, and host of the Multipolarity podcast. He ta... more

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Dave Collum joins host and creator of Fast Money on CNBC Dylan Ratigan to talk the AI bubble, how inflation won't fix overvaluation, markets being propped... more

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Martin Armstrong is an internationally recognized economist, former hedge fund manager, the founder of AE Global Solutions Inc, Socrates, and Armstrong Ec... more

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Recent Guests

Shane Cashman
Author of Good Villains; host of Inverted World and The Shane Cashman Show
Self-identified author and media personality
Episode: Shane Cashman #1466
Larry Wilkerson
Retired Army Colonel; former government official under Secretary of State Colin Powell
Former U.S. Government
Episode: Col. Larry Wilkerson #1465
James Webb
Prior Marine and host of the James Webb podcast
James Webb Podcast
Episode: James Webb #1462
Ryan Morgan
National security and foreign affairs reporter for The Epoch Times
The Epoch Times
Episode: Ryan Morgan of Epoch Times #1459
Dylan Ratigan
Journalist and former CNBC host known for outspoken views on finance and anti-corruption
Self-employed / Substack writer
Episode: Dylan Ratigan #1458
Philip Pilkington
Macro-economist and author; host of Multipolarity podcast
Philip Pilkington
Episode: Dave Collum and Philip Pilkington #1457
Dave Collum
Economist and author of The Collapse of Global Liberalism
David B. Collum (economist)
Episode: Dave Collum and Philip Pilkington #1457
Joel Salatin
Co-owner of Polyface Farms, best-selling author
Polyface Farms
Episode: Joel Salatin #1456
Matthew Hoh
Former US Marine Corps captain, State Department officer, and Associate Director for the Eisenhower Media Network
Eisenhower Media Network
Episode: Matthew Hoh #1453

Hosts

Mike Farris
Host of the show; drives long-form conversations and interviews with guests across geopolitics, finance, and media.
Dave Collum
Co-host on some episodes; contributes finance and macro perspectives.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 782 ratings
  • Show 1433

    One of the best shows that you have had these Gentlemen are thinkers who are interested in calling balls and strikes which is are to find or further more are extinct! Please have them again soon.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bud 7423
    United States2 months ago
  • Doom Loop

    This was a top three show for me, and it pains me to see it go down this doom loop.

    Let me be clear - I’m not calling anyone a doomer. I’m calling out this spiral of only platforming negativity until the host laughs at the notion that he’s negative. Seen it happen many times. This isn’t a left right or admin opinion. I’m as critical of T and was of B too as anyone. It’s a core perspective and direction of the show opinion.

    Don’t have the heart to give it less than four stars even though this s... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Sad in ohio
    United States2 months ago
  • Don’t have Paul Craig Roberts on

    Paul Craig Robert’s is a fool who spews lies and that stupid off the cuff laughs of his are indicative of a mental issue. Other than that the show is good.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    77street!
    United States3 months ago
  • Paul Craig Robert’s

    Robert’s is wrong in saying Russia is no threat. Please balance out by having Jeff Nyquist and Johnny Anderson who present a far different approach with factual evidence that the Cold War never ended and the fall of the Soviet Union was a ruse to deceive the West to disarm its nuclear and military capabilities. They also document how the Sino Soviet split was also a ruse as part of a long-term strategy to lull the west to sleep and bring World War III to the United States homeland and divvy up ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    jimbo99xx
    United States3 months ago
  • Guests

    You had one gentleman that suggested US should have done a blockade and it would end the war quickly and within days of him saying that it happened.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bud 7423
    United States4 months ago

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Thoughtful, provocative guests and discussions; challenging mainstream narratives.
Audience appreciates robust analysis and contrarian takes.
Mixed reception on pacing and host style, but consistently insightful.
High-quality guests and deep dives, though some episodes feel heavy on theory.
Engaging long-form interviews with a diverse set of geopolitical and economic topics.

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Chris Martenson #1467
Q: Can this system be saved, or is a fundamental reshaping of economic and political structures necessary?
The guest argues that saving the system requires major accountability and a return to truth and transparency, plus a shift in consciousness toward resilience, with significant structural changes needed rather than cosmetic reforms.
Chris Martenson #1467
Q: What do you envision in relation to shortages and how they will affect everyday life in the near term?
Shortages are likely to intensify, with energy and fuel constraints driving higher costs and tighter supplies; the trajectory suggests inflation and economic stress will pressure households, while local resilience and practical preparedness become more important.
Ryan Morgan of Epoch Times #1459
Q: What led you to pursue Pentagon coverage, and how has the remote-to-DC shift affected your work?
He notes a shift from remote reporting to being in DC, which improves access to sources and the ability to uncover new details, though it comes with greater pressure and scrutiny.
Ryan Morgan of Epoch Times #1459
Q: Being objective is very important to you. How do you balance personal views with reporting the facts?
Morgan explains that while everyone has opinions, his goal is to provide accountability by presenting a balanced range of perspectives and clearly stating what is actually happening, even if it conflicts with his own views.
Joel Salatin #1456
Q: You had said earlier, you know, in relation to beef herding, how it's been, you've seen a steady decline. How, why is that?
Salatin explains that aging farmers, high land costs, regulatory barriers, and a drying pasture base drive the decline, while droughts and market consolidation tighten the squeeze on small independents; he argues for succession planning and a move toward diversified, smaller-scale farming and markets.

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What is Coffee and a Mike about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A hard-edged discussion-driven show that hosts long-form conversations with guests from finance, geopolitics, media, and civil liberties. Episodes frequently explore global power dynamics, energy and commodity markets, censorship, and alternative media narratives, often blending personal histories with strategic analysis. Listeners are likely drawn to deep-d dives, provocative takes, and nuanced debates that challenge mainstream narratives. The format tends to favor multi-guest exchanges and extended, free-flowing dialogue, which can yield candid perspectives and a wide range of expert viewpoints. The show is probably especially appealing to listeners who value critical thinking, resilience in the face of complex global issues, and nonconfo... more

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1. Shane Cashman
2. Larry Wilkerson
3. James Webb
4. Ryan Morgan
5. Dylan Ratigan
6. Philip Pilkington
7. Dave Collum
8. Joel Salatin

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