Michael sits down with legendary sports journalist Mark Kriegel to talk about one of the most iconic and divisive sports figures of our time: Mike Tyson. Kriegel's new book, "Baddest Man: The Making of Mike Tyson" is out now.

(00:00) Mike Tyson

(01:05) Writers & Boxing

(05:13) Tabloid Culture

(10:15) Tyson's Psyche

(21:15) Public Torment

(28:20) Enduring Fascination

(35:05) Political Milieu

(41:24) Fan Questions

(50:15) Tyson's Story

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Visual artist and comics creator Ari Richter talks about Jewish identity, antisemitism, historical memory, and his book "Never Again Will I Visit Auschwitz: A Family Memoir of Trauma & Inheritance."

(00:00) Introduction and Motivation

(01:28) Family and Identity

(05:59) Antisemitism Experience

(18:23) Book and Process

(37:51) Current Issues

(46:41) Future and Impact

(57:48) Closing Remarks

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Michael Moynihan is joined by Jeff Jarvis, a veteran journalist, media critic, and professor best known for founding Entertainment Weekly and for his commentary on the future of journalism, the internet, and free speech.

(00:00) Mass Media

(20:59) Conservatism

(25:30) Race

(34:12) Democrats

(38:41) Identity Politics

(46:02) Fascism

(49:47) Questions

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Thursday night we're joined by documentary filmmaker Nick August-Perna whose film Tell Them You Love Me explores the controversial relationship between a professor and a nonverbal man, and was rejected by leading film festivals before rising to the top of Netflix's documentary charts.

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Olivia Reingold of The Free Press returns to The Moynihan Report for a wide-ranging and freewheeling discussion of all that never-ending maelstrom that is the news.

(00:00) Biden

(21:14) Democrats

(29:43) Epstein

(38:04) Conspiracies

(43:45) Taylor Lorenz

(49:02) Jeanine Pirro

(53:30) Questions

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Michael Moynihan sits down with artist, internet culture writer, and host of the Doom Scroll Podcast Joshua Citarella to dissect the extremely online politics of Gen Z, the emergence of a right wing counterculture, and what he sees as the overturning of the neoliberal order. Plus... Sam Altman's silver bowling ball.

(00:00) Intro

(02:14) Youth Politics

(08:38) Manufacturing

(17:32) China

(24:33) Gen Z

(28:26) Trumps Return

(39:32) Media

(47:08) Questions

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Michael Moynihan is joined by the man that Newsweek once called the most influential rabbi in America: David Wolpe. He's an author, columnist, and last but not least, he is the Max Webb Emeritus Rabbi of Sinai Temple.

(00:00) Harvard

(11:58) Theo Von

(19:37) Israel

(33:10) God

(39:58) Paganism

(46:41) Questions

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Who ever thought a conversation about the Trump administration’s record on free speech could be such fun? We did! That’s why we teamed up with our friends at FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression) to put together a panel of exceptionally smart people from across the political spectrum, invited a couple hundred of our closest friends, and pressed record.

What transpired was… pretty fascinating! Press play and you’ll meet:

Nico Perrino: Executive Vice President at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) https://www.thefire.org/

Lee Rowland: Executive Director at the National Coalition Against Censorship https://ncac.org/

David Kaufman: Editor and Columnist at the New York Post https://nypost.com/author/david-kaufman/

Charles Fain Lehman: Fellow at the Manhattan Institute https://manhattan.institute/

And last but not least, your host Michael Moynihan–who guides the conversation through the Colombia protests & student deportations, the federal defunding of Harvard, and the administration’s pressure on law firms. Plus, a litany of great questions from the audience.

If you want to keep up with the latest free speech battles and victories, join FIRE’s free newsletter at: thefire.org/moynihan

(00:00) Israel-Palestine

(21:26) Harvard

(39:24) Law Firms

(43:21) Deportation

(57:12) Audience Qs

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