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Elizabeth Waterman – Strippers & Pornstars

Guest site. Elizabeth Waterman, a prolific photographer renowned for her intimate and humanizing portraits of exotic dancers. Elizabeth shares her journey from stepping briefly into the world of stripping herself to gaining deep access and trust in some of the most exclusive strip clubs across the U.S. and abroad. In this episode, she explores the complexity and dignity behind the profession of exotic dancing, challenging common misconceptions while highlighting the strength, entrepreneurial spirit, and artistry of the women she photographs. Listeners will hear about the realities of the industry, the challenges of building trust in a wary environment, and the unexpected personal stories of dancers balancing family life, business ambitions, and their night work. Elizabeth also reflects on cultural differences in the industry across cities like New York, Atlanta, Las Vegas, and internationally, giving a nuanced perspective rarely seen outside the lens. This engaging discussion is a must listen for anyone curious about the intersection of art, commerce, and human resilience in an often misunderstood world.

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Exploring Trust and Deception SGT Report, Stew Peters, Dustin Nemos – Victor Hugo Vaca Jr

  Episode 606 In a world where information is abundant yet often misleading, discerning truth from deception has become increasingly challenging. In this episode of The Michael Decon Program, host Michael Decon engages in a thought-provoking conversation with Victor Hugo Vaca Jr., a multifaceted artist, filmmaker, and whistleblower. Together, they explore the intricacies of trust, the media landscape, and the importance of authenticity in today’s society. In a world where trust is often elusive, the dialogue between Michael Decon and Victor Hugo Vaca Jr. serves as a reminder of the importance of critical thinking and open discourse. By challenging the narratives presented by mainstream and alternative media alike, individuals can navigate the complexities of truth and deception in the modern age. As Victor aptly puts it, the journey toward understanding begins with a willingness to confront uncomfortable realities and engage in meaningful conversations.

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Going back to the old *new* channel

May I have your attention? The YouTube channel has been nuked, and we will be using the old backup channel going forward! Please make sure to subscribe. https://www.youtube.com/@micheldecon  

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Happy Halloween Edition – Michael Decon x Myke Hideous

Episode 605 The Halloween special featuring Michael Decon and Myke Hideous is a laid-back, spooky, and often humorous chat where they share their love for Halloween, recount personal spooky stories, and reflect on how Halloween celebrations have changed over the years. They talk about their favorite traditions like horror movies, ghost stories, and costume fun, all while reminiscing about childhood memories and the eerie atmosphere created by the season’s weather. They also touch on broader cultural topics, such as how technology influences communication and the shifting nature of celebrity culture and public perception. Overall, it’s a relaxed, entertaining episode blending scary stories with cultural commentary and good vibes for the holiday season.

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The Getty Conspiracy: Child Trafficking & Satanic Rituals in LA’s Secret Tunnels? – Steven D. Kelly

  Episode 604 The interview with Steven D. Kelly is an intense exposé highlighting his journey from laser engineer to self proclaimed whistleblower, recounting a lifetime entangled with intelligence agencies, clandestine mafia networks, and the alleged satanic underbelly of elite society. He paints a disturbing picture of cities like Long Beach and others as centers of occult activity, connecting underground reservoirs to Masonic rituals and satanic gatherings that supposedly target children. The narrative drifts through family legacies, where personal connections with the CIA and NSA are described as part of a generational handoff, and Kelly’s own experience transitions from secret military contracts into a battle against sinister forces. Claiming to have developed advanced laser and free energy technology, Kelly details how his inventions became coveted by global arms dealers and intelligence operatives, but were ultimately stifled through various shadowy means. The central focus of his whistleblowing revolves around the Getty Center, which he alleges is built atop vast subterranean bunkers housing secret art collections and a large number of trafficked children. He asserts the presence of a “caver” society within these bunkers, comprising psychic warriors and shape shifting reptilians engaged in psychic warfare battles that, in his narrative, are every bit as real as conventional conflict. Throughout the conversation, Kelly invokes the awareness of historical secret societies, interwoven religious conspiracies,...

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Hasan Piker Drama, Death, Judging The Women In Trump’s Cabinet!

    Episode 603 *NSFW* This episode is a wild, uncensored deep dive into controversy, comedy, and chaos, hosted by Michael Decon and co-host Myke Hideous. The show kicks off with technical difficulties and classic banter between the hosts, quickly moving into discussions of personal identity, current online drama, and infamous figures in politics and streaming. The hosts explore the fallout surrounding left-wing streamer Hasan Piker, dissecting scandals and media reactions, and venturing into pointed critiques of radicalism, hypocrisy, and cancel culture. Emotions run high as the crew remembers Vanessa, the beloved Florida correspondent, whose recent passing adds a poignant note of loss and reflection. The episode is peppered with outrageous humor and unflinching commentary on everything from streaming platform politics to bold takes on members of President Trump’s administration. Listeners are treated to anecdotes spanning celebrity gossip, personal dreams, pop culture, and irreverent takes on relationships, attraction, and fame. In classic Michael Deacon Program fashion, the show closes with heartfelt farewells, unexpected digressions, and quick plugs for upcoming interviews with paranormal investigators. The result is a blend of darkly comedic honesty, nostalgia, and social critique, all delivered with the sharp wit and bold personality that you love.      

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Woke Indoctrination or Genuine Liberation? Deprogramming America’s Elites – Lisa Ekman

Episode 602 This episode dives deep into the powerful and personal journey of Lisa Ekman, a former Democratic insider who reveals her dramatic shift in worldview, moving from progressive establishment advocate to fierce critic of authoritarian mandates, government control, and media censorship. Through candid conversation, she exposes the cracks in party dogma, the dangers of tribalism, and the dark side of political and public health narratives during the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussion explores her awakening, the psychological costs of abandoning lifelong beliefs, her new book “Deprogramming Democrats and Uneducating Elites: How I Escaped the Progressive Cult,” and a scathing critique of the media, higher education, and the two-party system. This unsparing exchange is a must listen for anyone questioning the mainstream, yearning for honest debate, or seeking the courage to break free from groupthink.

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How Much Does Democracy Cost? The Shocking Economics of Political Protests Revealed – Adam Swart

Episode 601 Adam Swart, founder and CEO of Crowds On Demand, offers an unfiltered look inside the business of manufactured movements, paid protests, and the ethics behind shaping public perception. Swart addresses accusations and controversies around hiring actors to “stack the room,” defends the essential role of compensated advocacy, and denounces cancel culture’s impact on free speech. In direct exchanges, he comments on misperceptions, political hypocrisy, how both left and right fund public demonstrations, and why moneyed interests dominate American advocacy while genuine causes struggle for attention. Swart explains his business’s evolution from using out-of-work actors to organizing genuine supporters, lays out his stance on controversial figures and dark money, and shares provocative insights on social dynamics, polarization, and why disconnected Americans need healthier communities and maybe just “get laid”.