
The new Katie Miller podcast!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 61 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

This week on the Katie Miller Podcast: Bill Ackman opens up about his love story with wife Neri Oxman, gives a glimpse into what he’s like as a father amid his daughter’s recovery, and reveals the key to his mega-viral X posts.
This week on the Katie Miller Podcast: Wikipedia co-founder Larry Sanger breaks his silence on the platform he helped build and why he says it’s now a corrupted tool of political bias that’s quietly training super intelligence. He explains why he wal... more
On this week’s episode of the Katie Miller Pod, Rainmaker Augustus Doricko sits down with Katie to talk about how he makes rain and snow for a living, the possibility of weather modification being be used in war, and if seeding the skies is even safe... more
This week on the Katie Miller Podcast: Noosheen Hashemi joins to talk about the future of AI, what it’s really like being a conservative among California elites, and opens up about walking away from a high-powered career to homeschool her kids.
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A good podcaster will listen to the guest and let them finish a sentence before asking another question on her list, I gave 3 star because of her guest choices but would give 1-2 star for interviewing skills, it’s painful to listen.
Keep up the good work very good questions and very good guests.
This podcast is nothing but Christian national rhetoric. It drips of a racist narrative.
Awful podcast by an awful person. She definitely has a very high opinion of herself and I have no idea why.
I listen regularly to Katie as she always seems like a breath of fresh air in a dark political climate as it is. I love her humor and takes on current events with a keen eye to the humanness of her guests. She gets insights into them with very honest common queries.
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The series leans into high-profile conversations with political figures, media personalities, athletes, and entrepreneurs, often anchored around policy, culture, and modern public life. Episodes frequently explore the media landscape, conservative viewpoints, policy implications, and personal stories behind public figures, with occasional lighter dives into family life, entrepreneurship, and sports. A notable trait is the host's direct, question-driven style and a penchant for insider perspectives on politics, media, and branding in the public sphere, making it appealing to listeners who enjoy candid conversations with influential figures and a clear cultural stance. The show stands out for its topical guests, guest diversity across politic... more
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Recent guests on The Katie Miller Podcast include:
1. Larry Sanger
2. Noosheen Hashemi
3. Gad Saad
4. Michael Knowles
5. Sean Duffy
6. Rachel Campos-Duffy
7. Brian Armstrong
8. Marco Rubio
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