World's Most Interesting with Brady Knowlton

Former fighter pilot and Thunderbirds aviator Max Afterburner joins Brady Knowlton to break down what’s actually happening in the Middle East from the perspective of someone who planned, flew, and executed combat air missions. FIND BRADY KNOWLTON ON SOCIALX/Twitter: https://x.com/vivamusverumTikTok: / bradys_most_interesting Instagram: / bradysmostinteresting

In this episode, Brady sits down with Jamey Shirah, CEO of Revival Restaurant Group, to talk about building a multi-concept hospitality brand from the ground up. Based in Atlanta, Revival Restaurant Group includes standout dining destinations like Little Betty Steak Bar and Luella, along with wellness ventures such as Wellhaus Boutique Wellness Studio. FIND BRADY KNOWLTON ON SOCIALX/Twitter: https...

Brady sits down with Professor Uber, aka Benny Hamby, a former philosophy professor whose career was derailed after a false sexual-harassment accusation during the MeToo era. Benny explains how the accusation, Title IX process, and fallout from academia pushed him into depression, forced a career pivot, and ultimately sent him down a new path through law school, Uber driving, jiu-jitsu, fire acade...

Political strategist Albert Eisenberg joins the show to break down one of the biggest political shifts happening in America today — the realignment of the working class. For decades, Democrats dominated working class voters. But that coalition is rapidly changing. Hispanic voters, union workers, and younger men are increasingly shifting toward the Republican Party. FIND BRADY KNOWLTON ON SOCIALX/T...

Brady sits down with Dr. Carl Brown, an internal medicine physician and epidemiologist specializing in regenerative medicine. After Brady underwent multiple surgeries and struggled with recovery, umbilical cord–derived stem cell therapy helped restore his shoulder function

Medal of Honor recipient Earl Plumlee joins the show to walk through one of the most intense first-person combat accounts ever recorded. When FOB Ghazni was attacked on August 28th, 2013 by a large enemy force, Earl responded with overwhelming force to help prevent his base from being overrun.

Brady links up with Kyle Grothues and Clint Voigt to discuss the state of the modern gun industry, SHOT Show culture, firearm customization, and the state of the Second Amendment in America. Kyle and Clint reveal their plan of offering a way for gun retailers across the country to offer customization options to customers when they were unable to before. FIND BRADY KNOWLTON ON SOCIALX/Twitter: http...

Former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund joins Brady Knowlton and January 6 researcher William Pope for an in-depth, unfiltered breakdown of January 6 — from inside the Capitol command center. Using synchronized CCTV footage, bodycam video, and firsthand command-level insight, Chief Sund reacts in real time to moments he had never previously seen

Most people chase money. Very few understand power. In this episode, we sit down with Baker Leavitt — serial entrepreneur, crisis PR operator, and behind-the-scenes power broker — to break down how influence really works in business, politics, and media. FIND BRADY KNOWLTON ON SOCIALX/Twitter: https://x.com/vivamusverumTikTok: / bradys_most_interesting Instagram: / bradysmostinteresting

Most people try to start businesses. Very few try to be the best in the world. In this episode, AG Gregoroff—founder of Toe Hold—explains why obsession, not strategy, is what separates real craftsmanship from disposable consumer junk. The conversation moves from $1,000 flip flops to shark attacks, spearfishing, luxury brand myths, environmental damage, and why marketing is not optional if you want...

William Pope is widely regarded as one of the most meticulous January 6 researchers — not because he was assigned to investigate it, but because he had to in order to survive his own case. In this episode, Pope explains how representing himself pro se, reviewing thousands of hours of video, and aggressively filing motions ultimately led to him winning his January 6 case without a conviction. Along...

This episode explores former Marine Emory Wongor's transformational journey walking the entire Pacific Crest Trail. He discusses combat experiences, meditation parallels, humor as a coping mechanism, the “post-trail blues,” why mountains call certain people, and how the outdoors reconnects us to our primal identity. Discover more about Emory at his website: https://byland.coFIND BRADY KNOWLTON...

White House reporter and former champion boxer Cara Castronuova joins the show for one of the most explosive interviews yet. Cara has clawed her way into the front lines of the White House press corps—facing down legacy media, asking the questions CNN and mainstream outlets refuse to ask, and continuously fighting for the real story behind January 6th. FIND BRADY KNOWLTON ON SOCIALX/Twitter: https...

Today we sit down with Brandon Herrera, known to millions as The AK Guy. He is a massive voice in the firearm community, entrepreneur, YouTuber, and now political candidate. Brandon shares wisdom on entrepreneurship, YouTube, the massive cultural effect of the AK platform, and his mission to become elected as congressman of his texas district to properly represent the residents. FIND BRADY KNOWLTO...

Former U.S. Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund joins Brady and defendant William Pope for the most thorough, honest, and detailed breakdown of January 6th ever recorded. From failures of intelligence, denial of extra law enforcement assistance, mysterious pipe bombs, to the aftermath that cost him his career. This conversation brings police and defendants face-to-face in a rare, respectful, and deep...

Brady Knowlton sits down with Greg Putnam, founder of Little Belt Cattle Company, to discuss the future of America's food supply, the importance of traceability in beef production, and why knowing where your food comes from has never been more critical. Greg shares his journey from military service to becoming a first-generation Montana rancher committed to providing hormone-free, locally-sour...

Former Navy SEAL Special Operator Greg Putnam joins Brady Knowlton to share his incredible journey from the most elite fighting force in the world to running one of Montana's premier cattle operations. Greg opens up about what it really takes to make it through BUD/S, the mental fortitude required for special operations, and how he's applying SEAL team principles to revolutionize America&#...

Gary Faust (@streetgonzo) is an independent journalist doing what mainstream media won't - getting his boots on the ground and telling the truth without filters or corporate agendas. In this conversation, we dig into Gary's coverage of the Texas floods, the LA fires, and Puerto Rico's power crisis. We talk about cloud seeding, institutional media corruption, and why Gary refuses to vot...

Tyler Sharp is doing something most people in the hunting world said was impossible, creating content that appeals to both hunters and non-hunters without pissing anyone off. As the founder of Modern Huntsman magazine, Tyler's built something that looks more like a coffee table art book than a traditional hunting publication. And it's working. He's partnered with over 100 brands, conve...

Brady Knowlton sits down with independent journalist Gary Faust, known as "the street gonzo," to discuss his fearless reporting on stories the mainstream media won't touch. From the LA fires to Puerto Rico's endemic corruption, Gary brings raw, unfiltered truth to his audience. Topics:- The death of the Fourth Estate and the rise of citizen journalism- Why mainstream media prioritizes clicks over...

This conversation with Tyler Sharp is one for the books. Tyler is the editor-in-chief of Modern Huntsman Magazine, and honestly one of the best storytellers and wildlife photographers I've ever met. But his path into the hunting world was anything but typical - he went from film school in LA (where his friends thought he was crazy for filming hunting) to living in the Tanzanian bush for five m...

Brady Knowlton sits down with Heath Wright, frontman of the legendary country band Ricochet, for a no-BS talk about what it really takes to build a musical legacy. Heath breaks down the forces shaping country music today—calling out “Bro Country” for its overproduction and rallying behind the raw roots of Red Dirt and Texas sound. This episode is wall-to-wall stories: wild encounters with music ro...

The music industry has changed forever. But is it for the better? We're pulling back the curtain with a true veteran of the 90s country golden era: Heath Wright, the founding member of the chart-topping band Ricochet. From the days of selling physical albums to today's world where music is "free," Heath gets candid about the seismic shifts he's witnessed over 30 years. He explains why artists now...

Ever wondered what happens when a pro chef ditches the kitchen grind and dives headfirst into the chaos of social media stardom? Brady Knowlton sits down with professional chef-turned-social media phenomenon,  @ChefAraZada  to uncover the reality behind building a massive online brand. Fourteen years cooking, now he’s serving up wild eats for millions. Ara breaks down the keys to his social media...

Ara Zada  (chef, hunter, storyteller) sits down with Brady Knowlton for a conversation that'll hit you right in the gut. We're talking Armenian heritage, the kind of cooking that's been passed down through generations, and what it really means to go from field to plate. We're diving into his journey back to Armenia, reconnecting with roots that were nearly wiped out by genocide. Th...