
A weekly show that delivers unfiltered news, bold opinions, and challenging interviews you won't find elsewhere.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 253 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | News CommentaryNews | |||

In this week's segment from Mehdi Unfiltered, Mehdi is joined by Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Benjamin Moser, who makes the case for why Zionism isn't Judaism, and how it is being used to replace Judaism while oppressing and displacing Palestinia... more
Mehdi has never backed down from a good ol' Twitter feud, especially with centrist, contrarian pundit Matthew Yglesias – the author of 'Slow Boring', one of the most popular political Substack newsletters, and one of the most-read writers inside of ... more
Three years ago, the world was left stunned by Hamas's brutal and horrific surprise attack on Israel, in which the militant group killed over 1,000 Israelis and kidnapped over 250 people.
Yet, as details emerged about warnings that went ignored and... more
Alex Gibney sits down with Mehdi to discuss his nearly four-hour long exposé on the world's richest man.
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Really appreciate the content. There is a but. But I find it incredibly frustrating when the guests speak over one another and I can’t actually hear what they have to say. I understand that many of the topics arouse passions but it would be nice. If in this context, speakers could behave a little more like adults. Instead of being able to hear opposing points of view, I often have to turn it off.
Tough to review because I’m a bit torn.
I generally appreciate Mehdi’s stances and his focus on issues that matter. Also, when he has guests with similar views the dialogue is informative and meaningful.
Unfortunately, I’m increasingly finding that his attempts to engage with people who have different views seem purely for show. In those cases, Mehdi relies heavily on interruption and superficial tactics used to ‘win the argument’ in ways that are non-constructive and ultimately meaningless.... more
I agree with mehdi’s opinions. And appreciate his honest journalism and empathy for the oppressed. But I don’t like his debating style. He cuts people off and doesn’t let his guests finish their answers. His arguments are sound. He doesn’t need to be a bully in debates to win the argument.
For the most part it is refreshing to see responsible people being asked hard questions… if you can hear what is actually being said. Great host, great interviews(maybe), horrible sound quality. Listening through an earbud with the volume turned all the way up many of these episodes are barely audible, either the host, the person being interviewed or both.
Before posting (or even interviewing) have the audio person (if there is one) to check the audio levels, don’t do anything cute like puttin... more
I appreciate Mehdi’s perspective on most things, even Israel and AIPAC, but literally the last 4 shows in a row have had one of those as the main issue. It’s a bit much given everything else happening.
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Mehdi Unfiltered delivers forthright, high-contrast conversations on politics, current events, and international affairs. Episodes frequently feature debate-style exchanges, expert analysis, and provocative questions that challenge conventional narratives, often touching on constitutional questions, foreign policy, media integrity, and the influence of money in politics. The show stands out for its unfiltered, no-nonsense style, willingness to clash with guests, and a track record of bringing together policy experts, lawmakers, and journalists for tough, no-holds-barred discussions. Potential listeners who crave clear stances, rigorous reasoning, and candor about today's most debated issues are likely to find it compelling and provocative.
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