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In this episode, I pay tribute to the first genius I ever knew: my mother. She never finished high school, but she could read schematics, solder circuits, and bring any dead appliance or toy back to life. She is also the reason I ever touched a computer. I tell the story of my first trip to the computer store, the day everything clicked, and how her fearlessness shaped everything I do today. If you have a mother, give her a hug for me. Read the full episode transcript: https://muse.ai/s/mother-episode-transcript-wxx6oxyxuxoxshhxy

In this walk-and-talk episode, I speak my mind on the xenophobic attacks in South Africa. I visited the country and loved it, but this year's wave of violence has left people dead, businesses burned, and thousands of Africans evacuated back home. I break down the history, the salon owner who destroyed her own shop rather than hand it over, why the attacks hit the poorest areas hardest, and what South Africa must do to fix its image. https://muse.ai/s/xenophobia-episode-transcript-oh6hxkximz3vxu

A mother strangled her three children, and 11 jurors voted not criminally responsible. The only one who said convict was the lone Black man on the jury. In this walk-and-talk episode, I break down the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, the 11-1 deadlock, the postpartum psychosis defense, and what this case means for the future. Where do we go from here? Read the full episode transcript: https://muse.ai/s/clancy-episode-transcript-xsxr6gxa9pxrm0s Follow on Instagram: @anything.mike | YouTube: Anything Mike Transcript link: https://muse.ai/s/clancy-episode-transcript-xsxr6gxa9pxrm0s

In this episode, Michael breaks down the biggest AI news of the weekend: Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei all called for slowing down AI development, with one Anthropic employee warning of a greater than 10% chance AI could destroy civilization. Even longtime rivals Altman and Musk landed on the same page. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump dismissed the AI alarms as a hoax, while Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang say AI development must keep moving, with Nvidia's $13 billion Hugging Face deal raising the stakes. Michael gives his honest take on who's really motivated by money, plus rising gas and diesel prices, crude oil near $110, the 10-year Treasury yield touching 5%, and the Yemen-Saudi Arabia conflict in the Red Sea. He also shares why he still refuses to pay for AI, how he uses the free Muse app from Meta as his personal assistant, and his prediction that AI and crypto will work hand in hand within the next decade. Follow on Instagram: @anything.mike | YouTube: Anything MikeRead the full episode transcript: https://muse.ai/s/episode-transcript-rv6g8xycxoxqrr

In this episode, Michael gives his honest 3-day review of the Muse app from Meta — the free personal AI he's using to automate his job search, tailor resumes to job postings, reach out to recruiters, research companies, and even fix his podcast's SEO on Spotify for Creators. He compares it to paid AI apps, breaks down exactly what it can do, and thanks the Meta team for making it free. If you're job hunting or juggling too much at once, this one's for you. Follow on Instagram: @anything.mike | YouTube: Anything Mike

The Anything Mike Podcast is back after a two-year break. Mike reintroduces the show, explains the new weekly format, and previews the season: 2026 midterm commentary, AI debate takes, NFL season reactions, an honest look at the 2026 job market, and cultural conversations on trending topics.

Join me in this episode of the Anything Mike Podcast as I dive into the groundbreaking Tesla We, Robot event, where the future of transportation was unveiled. We'll explore the futuristic designs of the Cybercab, Tesla Bot, and Robovan, discussing how these innovations not only look amazing but also promise to revolutionize mobility. I’ll also examine the economic implications for developing countries, highlighting how this technology could spur better infrastructure and prevent these nations from being left behind in the fast-evolving tech landscape. Additionally, I’ll tackle the current investor sentiment around Tesla stock, exploring why the market seems to overlook these monumental breakthroughs. Tune in for an engaging discussion that combines technology, economics, and investment insights! Follow me on Instagram @anything.mike for more updates and behind-the-scenes

In this thought-provoking episode, I get into a complex chapter of history that often remains overlooked. Join us as we explore the role of Palestine during World War II, a time when the region opened its doors to Jewish refugees fleeing the horrors of the Holocaust. We examine the historical context, the motivations behind this humanitarian gesture, and the stories of those who found refuge amid chaos. As we transition to the present day, we confront the ongoing tragedies faced by Palestinians and the broader implications of the current conflict. Through interviews with historians, human rights advocates, and individuals affected by the turmoil, I aim to shed light on the challenges and injustices that continue to unfold. This episode seeks not only to inform but also to foster empathy and understanding across cultural divides. I encourage my listeners to reflect on the lessons of history and the importance of compassion in our shared humanity. If you find value in this discussions, please like and share this episode with your friends and family. Together, let’s amplify the voices that need to be heard and contribute to a more informed dialogue on these critical issues. Don’t forget to follow me on Instagram at @anything.mike and check out our content on YouTube at Anything Mike for more insightful discussions and updates.

A speech for people who think deeper and that cannot be shaken by the news we are being fed through the mainstream media. We as humans need to not allow ourselves to be carried away by the programming that is happening right now.

In this episode, I will be talking about my travel to the City of Los Angeles and my personal experience with the people, restaurants, bars, weather, and lifestyle.

In this episode, I will be talking about how the bank I have been with since 2019 decided to close all my accounts without explanation.. Stay Tuned

What happened at the Oscar's was totally uncalled for and it shows that there's a huge difference between normal people and the so called "celebrities". Chris Rock was assaulted on national TV and nothing was done about it. In my opinion, I believe he should have been removed from the occasion as soon as he did that. Also, this situation has set back black people in so many ways that we can't start imagine. Do not condone violence be it in public or private.

This is a complex topic, but I'd like to shed a little bit of light on this particular issue that has been plaguing the black community and how it has been continually 'swept under the rug' because no one cares to talk about it. Follow this link to read more about this topic https://www.bostonglobe.com/2021/11/25/business/digital-camera-that-gets-dark-skin-right-what-took-so-long/

In today's Podcast, I will be talking about the Thanksgiving that the new generation do not know about and how everything has been shrouded in misconceptions and myths.. Read more here https://bizshifts-trends.com/dark-side-thanksgiving-truth-first-thanksgiving-something-think-thanksgiving-dinner/

Going in depth about the new Apple repair 'resolution', I think it's a step in the right direction, but we have to wait and see what apple ends up doing. Why do Rappers get killed at a young age in America?? That's the same question I keep asking myself time and time again... does the industry live off of the adrenaline of who's going to be next or is it a welcomed development in the industry?? Here's a link to the data " https://www.callingbullshit.org/case_studies/case_study_musician_mortality.html " Thanks for listening and sharing.