Shane Cashman

What do you think about this, you know, obviously it's not going to happen now, but the public execution of the Fort Hood shooter?

I think it's a, you know, it's like this, you know, I do a premium content show with Shane Cashman and he's like, we got to forgive.

You just got to forgive.

And I'm like, it's really hard.

That's when th- something supernatural happened that seemed to line up with what I heard in my truck driving to Kentucky.

I heard somebody telling a story, Shane Cashman, who was, uh, with, uh, Tim Poole.

Um, he said that he interviewed a, a witch who was, uh, who went to a school of mystery to study witchcraft.

They opened up a portal, and she said an upright walking dog came through.

Even more nefarious is we're working on having him on the show.

Alex Rosen, we had on Shane Cashman, who recapped the story of you.

Are you familiar with what Alex Rosen does? I know the name.

And as soon as you tell me, I'm going to remember who it is.

OK.

Yeah.

So Shane Cashman was tailing him and just reporting on like writing a huge report on what he did.

Or I guess I'd call it's like a novel almost.

[upbeat music] What if you had the opportunity for one of, to have a one-on-one conversation with some of the most controversial culture figures in popular media today, such as Tim Pool, and Kanye West, and Alex Jones, and a few others? Would you find them to be heroes or villains? Learn some of those experiences today with our conversation with Shane Cashman, who actually had those conversations and then wrote a book called, uh, called Good Villains.

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Today's conversation is with Shane Cashman about his book, Good Villains: My Journey to the Frontlines of Fame, Controversy, and the War on Reality, an odyssey into the minds of America's most polarizing figures, those who blur the line between icon and outcast.

Shane, thank you so much for writing this book, and thank you for joining me on the Tenpenny Files.

Hey, thank you for having me.

So I appreciate all your support and, um, you know, thank you very much.

On this episode of Coffee and a Mic, Shane Cashman is the author of his new book titled Good Villains, and is the host of both Inverted World and The Shane Cashman Show.

He talks big tech taking over MAGA, energy fuel shortages, leaving New York for West Virginia, his new book.

We talk Kanye West, Andy Kaufman, and much more.

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Ladies and gentlemen, the mic is on and I welcome Shane Cashman.

[upbeat music] Shane, this conversation I've been looking forward to for a little while.

I've been following you on X and, um, and so thanks for coming on.

And I was just like, who is this? Who's Top Lobsta? I was talking so much shit.

And then our mutual dear friend Shane Cashman intervened, and he stepped in.

He was just like, listen, I don't want my homies to beef.

I like Top.

And it's just to say the people that are surrounding him.

Like, I enjoy so many of those people.

You know, you mentioned Shane Cashman.

He's one of my favorite people.

What I think we should really talk about, though, is maybe like a good six to ten hours on the new Slipknot song.

Time to cash in on Shane Cashman, a straight up wizard on the mic of the pen, a real wealth of knowledge for all who listen.

Let's begin, wait, where the fuck should we begin? We could talk about Jan 6th and 6th 6th and Nephilim shit, or how Stanley Kubrick obviously faked the moon landing, or Curtis Owens hard exposing Bridget is dead.

There's so many things shit, homie, where to begin? We could talk about Charlie Kirk or JFK, or how Israel definitely didn't do all those things, or how the The only thing I really know for sure, it's just that We gonna put a new slip, not track, yeah Don't slip

Maybe Chatham House rules and rumored civil war attacks Or some crazy 9-11 theories Who needs more of that? We MKUltra are inverted world with doom scroll apps It's exactly the path they designed us to take Just annexed up the masses till passion was fake And objective reality was all vaxxed away These are all things for sure, no cap.

You just have to accept the fact.

We gonna play that new Flipknot track! Welcome to another fun-filled episode of The System is Down with Dan Smots, featuring our very special guest, Shane Cashman.

There is no guarantee of where or when this conversation will go or get it.

Better not have been on my birthday.

Anyway, so Shane Cashman is a great joke writer.

I mean, I just, I don't even laugh that much at his tweets, but I sit back and I go, well done.

Like he does jokes where Candace shouted him out the other day where he said, she said that he had the best description of Jeremy Boring.

And so if anyone ever brought that up, I'd be like, yeah, shout out Roy Wood Jr.

And so anyway, this was.

So Shane Cashman says Clavicular says it's not rape, it's love maxing.

And I was like, really funny angle.