Sep 28, 2026 · 32 min · 13 segments
Full Episode Only at Patreon.com/michaeldecon In this revealing and unexpectedly personal episode of The Michael Decon Program, Michael reunites with Daniel of End of Days Radio for an unfiltered…
You know, I didn't plan to talk about any of these sort of things that I'm about to bring up to you.
And I looked at the date and I thought, you know, that might not be such a bad idea, Daniel, because we are coming close to October.
um that sounds right
that sounds about right yeah so i'm like oh yeah you know what let's let's talk about it daniel i think you know we're both uh been here a long time let's water under the bridge obviously but i think it'd be cool if me and you both like talked about the history of the program that'd be cool for the long-time listeners
No, fuck you, man.
Whoa.
I'm just
And I thought, you know, since we are returning to the microphone here together and it is close to October, I thought let's talk a little bit about that before we break into other things for those that are really, really new, Daniel.
Yeah, boy, I wish I had done a better job kind of archiving and taking notes instead of life being a chaotic blur.
But for those who don't know the history, Daniel and I launched a show together way back in 2012, which would be known as End of Days Radio when the world still had some decency to pretend it made sense and we were reckless enough to believe we could interrogate intrigate the uh sort of uh i guess like you could say the darkness without getting any of it on our clothing uh daniel you know what you know what i mean
yeah and i'm not gonna say we were the abbot first because i know it's a big world a lot that has gone we were definitely one of the first if not the first program blend the paranormal conspiracy type of world with with comedy
pretty much that's a pretty accurate and at the time we didn't really think about it too much we're just kind of being ourselves
Yeah, it was a different time back then.
Boy, how long has it been? 15 years since then? 2026 minus 2012.
That puts us at 14 years ago.
And it was actually a little bit before 2020 started.
True.
You know, I didn't plan to talk about any of these sort of things that I'm about to bring up to you.
And I looked at the date and I thought, you know, that might not be such a bad idea, Daniel, because we are coming close to October.
um that sounds right
that sounds about right yeah so i'm like oh yeah you know what let's let's talk about it daniel i think you know we're both uh been here a long time let's water under the bridge obviously but i think it'd be cool if me and you both like talked about the history of the program that'd be cool for the long-time listeners
No, fuck you, man.
Whoa.
I'm just
And I thought, you know, since we are returning to the microphone here together and it is close to October, I thought let's talk a little bit about that before we break into other things for those that are really, really new, Daniel.
Yeah, boy, I wish I had done a better job kind of archiving and taking notes instead of life being a chaotic blur.
But for those who don't know the history, Daniel and I launched a show together way back in 2012, which would be known as End of Days Radio when the world still had some decency to pretend it made sense and we were reckless enough to believe we could interrogate intrigate the uh sort of uh i guess like you could say the darkness without getting any of it on our clothing uh daniel you know what you know what i mean
yeah and i'm not gonna say we were the abbot first because i know it's a big world a lot that has gone we were definitely one of the first if not the first program blend the paranormal conspiracy type of world with with comedy
pretty much that's a pretty accurate and at the time we didn't really think about it too much we're just kind of being ourselves
Yeah, it was a different time back then.
Boy, how long has it been? 15 years since then? 2026 minus 2012.
That puts us at 14 years ago.
And it was actually a little bit before 2020 started.
True.
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