Polítiko with Juan Collado Díaz
Sep 30, 2026 · 17 min · 10 segments
New show? Nope, same show, new look, and definitely a new name! After some time and rebranding, we’ve decided to rename our show. Político with Juan Collado Díaz became the subject of a dispute with…
In this podcast, I have interviewed guests that are utterly out of this world crazy.
I have had guests that started crying in the middle of an episode and I have to remove the episode or even just stop recording.
I did a two and a half hour episode after someone threatened to destroy my platform because they did not feel comfortable with an episode that I did.
I have done so much to give a voice to those that are not voice in this world.
i burn bridges and i build bridges but the problem today is that after so many years of doing this we keep getting attacked small media companies like ours are not built for this attacks i have three people that work with me alongside me and they're doing the work Those two other individuals that are doing most of the work with me are part-timers and they do not get paid.
Everybody else in our staff, which are four other individuals, are completely volunteer individuals who are putting their time because they believe in the cost and they believe that one day we will be able to monetize our work.
Inquisitor Media started because we wanted to create a collective of individuals that actually needed and would use a lot of the work that we have for them.
Podcasts from political podcasts, historical podcasts, podcasts that are giving a voice to those artists that cannot voice themselves in the radio or in other media, and just giving voices to those and everybody else.
From children to paranormal activity, to controversial topics, to unscripted topics, to topics that are environmental, to LGBT rights.
Every profit that comes out of Politico with Juan Coyote ODS get donated to the organizations that you can see in the main page of our website.
And every single month, those donations go towards those organizations because they deserve that money.
In this podcast, I have interviewed guests that are utterly out of this world crazy.
I have had guests that started crying in the middle of an episode and I have to remove the episode or even just stop recording.
I did a two and a half hour episode after someone threatened to destroy my platform because they did not feel comfortable with an episode that I did.
I have done so much to give a voice to those that are not voice in this world.
i burn bridges and i build bridges but the problem today is that after so many years of doing this we keep getting attacked small media companies like ours are not built for this attacks i have three people that work with me alongside me and they're doing the work Those two other individuals that are doing most of the work with me are part-timers and they do not get paid.
Everybody else in our staff, which are four other individuals, are completely volunteer individuals who are putting their time because they believe in the cost and they believe that one day we will be able to monetize our work.
Inquisitor Media started because we wanted to create a collective of individuals that actually needed and would use a lot of the work that we have for them.
Podcasts from political podcasts, historical podcasts, podcasts that are giving a voice to those artists that cannot voice themselves in the radio or in other media, and just giving voices to those and everybody else.
From children to paranormal activity, to controversial topics, to unscripted topics, to topics that are environmental, to LGBT rights.
Every profit that comes out of Politico with Juan Coyote ODS get donated to the organizations that you can see in the main page of our website.
And every single month, those donations go towards those organizations because they deserve that money.
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