
Friendly Fire is here — the show where we argue with our friends for your entertainment. Ben Shapiro, Matt Walsh, Michael Knowles, Andrew Klavan — all shooting from the hip. No moderator. No safe words.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

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I’m so pleased to have found this podcast. This is a great combination of contributors. While there are so many podcasters out there I really appreciate the informative viewpoints and I think Michael does an impressive Johnny Cash impersonation!
Could listen to this every day.
The ad breaks are atrocious. If you can even call them “breaks”. The hosts will stop in the middle of a conversation to pitch some product. It’s a terrible way to do ads because it kills the momentum of their debates and discussions. I get it, the show needs to make money, but there has to be a better format for ads that is less obtrusive.
Michael Knowles is you poster boy😭🙏
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The content primarily revolves around current events, political commentary, and social issues, often via heated debates among the hosts. Topics discussed include immigration policies, cultural critiques, movie industry reflections, and the socio-political landscape, especially related to conservative values. The unique aspect of the discussions is their unfiltered and often humorous approach, with hosts engaging directly and provocatively, eschewing moderation to offer raw perspectives on contemporary issues. This format is likely to resonate with listeners interested in unapologetic discourse on pressing societal matters, infused with both serious analysis and comedic relief.
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Recent guests on Friendly Fire include:
1. Allie Beth Stuckey
2. Jennie Taer
3. Batya Ungar-Sargon
4. Matt Fradd
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