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Shawn Ryan Show

Former Navy SEAL Shawn Ryan hosts long form interviews with operators, scientists, and public figures.

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Shawn Ryan Show

Candace Owens - "I Don't Believe Tyler Robinson Was Even There" | SRS #318

In the longest interview on the site, four hours and forty four minutes, Shawn Ryan hosts Candace Owens for a conversation that runs in two halves. The front half is her case about the killing of her friend Charlie Kirk: she tells Ryan she does not believe Tyler Robinson was the shooter, disputes the public account of the wound, and argues the motive traces to Israel and a phone call she attributes to Benjamin Netanyahu. The back half is her life story, from a childhood in Connecticut and a viral video through Turning Point USA, PragerU, and her exit from The Daily Wire, to the independent show she runs now. She also covers her conversion to Catholicism, a trip to Russia, and a worldview that runs through Freemasonry and the occult. Every claim is attributed to the speaker who made it, with a closing section separating established record from contested claims and speculation.

PoliticsCultureBusinessJul 2, 2026
3:54:59
Shawn Ryan Show

Brian Keating - The Alien Disclosure Nothingburger | SRS #316

Cosmologist Brian Keating tells Shawn Ryan that the government's latest alien disclosure was a nothingburger, then spends nearly four hours showing what real evidence looks like. He walks from Giordano Bruno and Galileo's telescope to a wartime radar trick that made physics appear to break, explains the cosmic microwave background and his own retracted 2014 Big Bang discovery, and defends the moon landing with Soviet telemetry and lunar laser retroreflectors. Along the way he covers falsifiability, faith and the Sabbath, why we have not returned to the moon, AI as a secular God, the Keating Algorithm for choosing a wife, and the entropy behind happiness. It closes on the Fermi paradox and Alfred Nobel's near death reckoning.

SciencePhysicsCultureJun 25, 2026