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Let's be honest what these Pro Palestine protests are: anti-white cosplayers who are mad at daddy (who continues feeding, clothing, and housing them), and they see Jews and Zionism as the ultimate whites. At the same time, a new Pride Progress flag has dropped, and mainstream outlets are opening promoting masturbation.

Mary Jane Murphy is a comedian from the New York area, though she got her start a decade ago in Hawaii. She joined Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast to first talk about "California sobriety," where one refrains from alcohol but does every drug under the sun. One area where Mary Jane is quite serious about is the protection of women's sports, which have been infiltrated by biological men in the last ten years, and how we go about fighting back, but with love, not hate. Mary Jane is very active on her Instagram @mjmurphycomedy, and her YouTube page is @mjmurphycomedy.

Nathan Timmel is a comedian and writer based out of the Midwest, and is touring at a venue near you. He spoke with Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast ahead of his headlining dates at the Funny Stop in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Nathan and Tony talked about comics' appearances on radio, making the move to LA and returning, and his viral TikTok moment. Nathan's special, Unapologetic, is available for free on YouTube.

A 25-year veteran of NPR spills the beans how his employer lost the trust of America. The brains of the publicly-funded radio outlet seemed to have been broken by Donald Trump's election in 2016, and they have continued down the path of far left-wing dogma ever since, as covered on today's show by Tony Mazur.

Not only is Nashville-based singer/songwriter Rick Monroe making his second appearance on the Check Your Brain podcast, but he brought his band, The Hitmen, with him. Their album Six Gun Soul is out April 12th, and they chatted with Tony Mazur about their newest work, the different genres of country music, and how the band got together. Go to RickMonroe.com for tour dates and how to purchase/stream Six Gun Soul.

Beyonce is doing country songs, and country stations are bending over backwards to play her lest they be called racist. As a former radio programmer (as of two years ago this weekend), I shared my thoughts on this, mainly how playing a non-country artist grifting into the genre is high risk and very low reward for these stations. These stations shouldn't be compelled to play her music in 2024 just because she's Beyonce.

Larry Hankin is a long-time character actor and comedian, who is now spending his days writing and playing guitar. He has been seen in movies such as Escape from Alcatraz, Home Alone, Planes, Trains & Automobiles, and Billy Madison, as well as TV series' like Seinfeld, Breaking Bad, and Friends. Larry chatted with Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast on his early days as a comedian, being a fixture at Second City and The Committee, and his plunge into acting. His website is TheRealLarryHankin.com, and his acting reels and paintings are found at Patreon.com/LarryHankin.

Mike Morse is a comedian, comedy writer, and podcaster, who's been spending his days of late on the Shuli Network. Mike talked with Check Your Brain's Tony Mazur about his days writing for Mad and Cracked magazines, getting on the radar of Howard Stern and Jay Leno, and being one-third (sometimes one-fourth) of the Uncle Rico Show. Mike can be found on social media at @MikeMorseSays, and the Uncle Rico Show is available on the Shuli Network YouTube page.

Four years ago this week, the world as we knew it changed over a flu-like virus from China. And for four years every March, Tony Mazur chronicles the insanity pushed by public health "experts," politicians, and online grifters. In this podcast, he covers where we were then and where we are today, and he tells a heartbreaking story of a man who lost his mother to cancer because doctors refused to treat her.

Scott and William are the hosts of the show History Homos, and they joined Tony Mazur's Check Your Brain podcast to talk about a variety of things. Some of those include leaving libertarianism, why World War I is rarely covered in schools, and their favorite conspiracy theories. Check out their show archive at Rokfin.com/HistoryHomos.

Keanu Thompson returns to the Check Your Brain podcast to recap their weekend in Atlantic City, why her and Rachel Dolezal have an OnlyFans account (not together, of course), and how her engagement to previous guest Geno Bisconte is going.

Jonathan Rosen is a children's author and former educator, and is now the co-host of the Pop Culture Retro podcast, along with child actor Ike Eisenmann. Rosen joined Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast to talk about some of the old school Hollywood guests they've had on their show, and why they have such affinity for that era of showbiz. They also touched on the conflict in the Middle East, as Jonathan is very pro-Israel. For more information on Jonathan Rosen, as well as how to listen to his podcast and to purchase his books, go to HouseOfRosen.com.

The journalists who mocked you for not taking experimental shots in your arm, who said white drivers are polluting the air for people of color, and who told coal miners to learn to code are looking for new jobs. I talk about them, along with what is wrong with Millennial women, the rise in gender dysphoria, bankrupting Donald Trump, and my advice for those under 30.

Bruce Hall is a sports handicapper and former radio guy making his third appearance on the Check Your Brain podcast. He and Tony Mazur talked about a plethora of conspiracies that will make Sam Tripoli blush. Those topics include who was really behind 9/11, Elon Musk's influence, the 2020 and 2024 elections, January 6th, and Q.

David Chapman is an author, future podcaster, and massive fan of the 45th president. He joined Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast to talk about not only the continued rise of Donald Trump in the polls, but how Nikki Haley appears to be paid for by her donors and the Ron DeSantis campaign just never took off. David is the author of the book The Forgotten Nine, which covers nine players in the "Dead Ball" era of Major League Baseball who should be considered for Cooperstown.

The Dallas Cowboys' playoff struggles continue with a 48-32 drubbing by the Green Bay Packers (the score is closer than it really was). Check Your Brain's Tony Mazur had an informal chat with his pal and Cowboy die-hard Ken Mosca, who shared his raw thoughts on his team. Will Mike McCarthy be replaced as coach, and could Bill Belichick head to Jerryworld?

Anthony Zenhauser is a comedian, actor, and podcaster based in the New York area. He joined a mustachioed Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast to talk about the Jewish tunnels in NYC, all things Stuttering John Melendez, putting the work in as a comedian, and actors attempting comedy. Zenhauser's shows can be found on his YouTube channel, @zencomedy1979, and he is seen on The BS Show with Shuli Egar, Bob Levy, and Mike Morse every weekday at 9 AM on The Shuli Network.

Sarah Braasch is making her third appearance on Tony Mazur's Check Your Brain podcast. In her first two visits, she discussed the pile-on against her over the "napping while black" race hoax at Yale in 2018. With her backstory and knowledge of novel legal theory, she came back on to break down what DEI is, how companies and universities use it, and how it is an explicit form of anti-white, anti-Asian, and, since October 7th, anti-Jewish racism. Sarah has a GoFundMe to help pay her legal and living expenses since the May 2018 incident.

2023 was not your typical year-before-an-election. Plenty of political and cultural battles were fought, from Trump being banned from the Colorado ballot to the backlash against Bud Light. Then there were disasters in East Palestine and Maui, and a certain skirmish between Palestine and Israel. Check Your Brain's Tony Mazur covers all of that in his final show of the year.

Rick Morris is the proprietor of Fantasy Draft Help and the FDH Lounge. He and Check Your Brain's Tony Mazur go back nearly two decades, so Tony invited him on the show to discuss the present and near future of how sports fans will consume their content. Are the days of watching your favorite team on network or cable TV coming to an end? Is Shohei Ohtani's contract good or bad for baseball? And what about some famous athletes who passed this year?

Not quite a Mondays with Mazur, but a crossover episode of our podcast with my pal Chad Zumock. We discussed a recent drunk driving incident by a local Cleveland TV personality, whom we both have met. Full disclosure: we do not make fun of her or pile on her situation. This was a big story in our hometown, and we talk about the proper police procedure. We have sympathy for her and anyone who has dealt with these issues in the public.

Deadspin, a once-silly sports blog, dipped their toes into political and cultural matters, and now they're paying a big price. The parents of a nine-year-old are suing Deadspin and their parent company for defamation, after claiming the child was doubly racist towards blacks and American Indians. Check Your Brain's Tony Mazur delves into the downfall of Deadspin.

There really is no excuse for us not to engage in the Culture Wars, no matter what your lefty friends say. The body positivity movement, the trans days of rememberance, and political prisoners like Derek Chauvin and Kyle Rittenhouse prove that. I also talk about reasons for divorce, Kamala Harris still having a gas stove, anti-white bigotry from Vice, and queer people discovering Islam.

In the 1980s, Jennifer Sey made her name as a gymnastics champion. By the '90s, she joined the ranks of Corporate America, eventually becoming the Brand President at Levi's. However, her stance on the 2020 lockdowns and school closures saw her at odds with co-workers and pro-lockdowners everywhere, culminating in her departure from Levi's. Jennifer joined Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast to discuss her books Chalked Up (on the gymnastics scandals) and Levi's Unbuttoned, which chronicled her fight against the "woke mobs." Her books are available on Amazon, and for all things Jennifer, visit SeyEverything.com.

Steve Stoliar is a TV writer and voice actor, and is the author of Raised Eyebrows, which chronicled his time working inside Groucho Marx's house from 1974 to 1977. Steve joined Tony Mazur on the Check Your Brain podcast to talk about his career after Groucho, which saw him working with Dick Cavett and writing for Simon & Simon and The New WKRP in Cincinnati. Steve also worked with Bill Melendez on a few Peanuts specials in the 1990s. On the topic of Groucho, Steve also discussed his feelings on Frank Ferrante's and Gabe Kaplan's portrayals of the comedic icon, his thoughts on Minnie's Boys, and the urban legends surrounding his house guests. Raised Eyebrows can be found on Amazon, but one can obtain a signed copy at SteveStoliar.com. A previous radio interview where Steve and Tony talk about the book, Erin Fleming, and favorite Marx Brothers movies can be found on Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/steve-stoliar-groucho-s-raised-eyebrows/id1557450591?i=1000546975330), or wherever you listen.