HATE TO BREAK IT TO YA with Jamie Kennedy

Tensions in Los Angeles are rising, and I’ve got thoughts. In this solo episode, I break down the recent ICE protests, the growing unrest in the city, and the hypocrisy of performative activism. From National Guard deployments to social media virtue signaling, I lay it all out—unfiltered. If you're not from here, maybe you shouldn't be commenting on what’s happening in LA.

This isn’t about picking a si...

Activist and citizen journalist William Gude, better known as StreetsLA, joins me to expose the hidden corruption shaping Los Angeles — from backroom police union deals to the Scientology machine operating just blocks from our homes. This one's personal. We talk about the potholes, the politics, the homelessness shell game, and what it’s like living in the middle of it all while filming the chaos daily. If you think the city’s ...

What happens when your guest cancels 20 minutes before the show? You replace them with an AI. In this episode, I sit down with ChatGPT — fully embodied in a mannequin with a suit, an iPad face, and all the confidence of someone who’s read every conspiracy theory and Wikipedia article ever written.

We talk about everything from AI takeovers, and sex robots, to my role in Scream (which took way too many questions t...

In this solo episode, I dive into the latest disturbing developments surrounding Virginia Giuffre — one of the most high-profile Epstein accusers — and the suspicious circumstances of her reported suicide. I reflect on the media’s obsession with escapism, the truth behind fluoride and the pineal gland, and how easy it is to become desensitized to cover-ups.

From soul trap TikToks to the JFK ‘wink’ photo, I unpack the absurdity and t...

In this raw and brutally funny episode, I reunite with comedian and longtime friend Bill Dawes for a no-filter conversation on everything from stolen jokes to stolen rights. We talk about the early days of touring together, the behind-the-scenes power games in Hollywood, and how comedy might’ve actually helped Trump win. Bill opens up about losing a major gig over his personal beliefs, why writing for other comics can feel like gho...

In this solo episode, I dive headfirst into the madness of modern culture. From the weirdest Coachella rituals and the rise of OnlyFans content houses to kids learning about butt plugs in school — I react to the chaos and ask what the hell is happening to society. We also get into celebrity cloning theories, the truth behind iPhone manufacturing, and the idea that Earth might just be a soul farm for reptilian overlords. If yo...

In this mind-bending episode, I sit down with Jay Wasley — tech guru, cinematographer, and longtime cast member of Ghost Adventures — to talk about the weirdest, wildest things he's experienced over 15+ years exploring the paranormal. From Dracula’s castle to Arizona portals, Jay breaks down ghost theory, time as a flat circle, energy fields, alien encounters, and the blurred line between science and the supernatural. If you’ve...

In this episode, I break down my wild weekend at ChumpCon — the one-of-a-kind convention for fans of Jeff Lewis Live. If you don’t know, Jeff’s built an entire world on SiriusXM full of hilarious personalities, real talk, and the most loyal fanbase you’ve ever seen. I’ve become a part of that world, and this con was next level.

I explain what made ChumpCon so different from every other convention...

In this solo episode, I dive into some of the wildest clips I’ve seen lately — from ancient sound frequencies and conspiracy-laced vibrations to why Beverly Hills is starting to feel like a ghost town. Then it gets real: I react to the latest backlash around Elon Musk, break down why people might actually be mad about him exposing government waste, and share a few thoughts on Gavin Newsom, Tesla haters, and the state of woke cultur...

In this episode, I sit down with comedian and commentator Chrissie Mayr for a conversation that’s equal parts hilarious and brutally honest. We talk about everything from motherhood and media censorship to Hollywood’s collapse and how podcasting has become the last real frontier for free speech. Chrissie opens up about her journey from stand-up stages to becoming a “crunchy mom,” why she questions mainstream narratives, and w...

Welcome back to another episode of Hate To Break It to Ya…World’s On Fire Edition, where I react to the loudest, weirdest, and most unhinged moments from our spiraling planet! In this episode, I dive into the outrage aimed at Elon Musk and DOGE, the internet’s latest meltdowns, and the bizarre extremes of modern-day politics.

Pour yourself some hot tea, because we’re watching society unravel in real-time.

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Have you been noticing strange glitches in your reality? You’re not alone.

In this solo episode, I break down why I truly believe The Matrix isn’t science fiction—it’s a documentary. From bizarre synchronicities to first-hand experiences that feel straight out of a simulation, I get into the eerie truths that most people are too scared to admit. I talk about manifestation, shifting timelines, and why the line between consciousne...

Faith, Hollywood, and the Spiritual Battle with Noel G | Hate To Break It To Ya

In this episode, I sit down with Noel Gugliemi, better known as Noel G, the go-to actor for playing tough, street-smart gangsters in films like Training Day, The Fast and the Furious, and Bruce Almighty. But his real story goes far beyond his on-screen persona. From being homeless as a teen to stumbling into acting by accident, Noel built a 35-year c...

Kato Kaelin joins me for a no-holds-barred conversation about his surreal life—from his unexpected fame during the O.J. Simpson trial to his experiences in Hollywood. We dive into the 30-year anniversary of the trial, the new Netflix documentary, and the evidence that never made it to court. Kato also shares insane stories about Phil Spector’s eerie behavior, introducing Pantera on stage just before tragedy struck, and the wild dyn...

In this episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I sit down with legendary horror icon Barbara Crampton (Re-Animator, From Beyond, You’re Next) for a deep dive into Hollywood past and present. From her wild upbringing as a carnival worker’s daughter to breaking into Hollywood on Days of Our Lives, Barbara shares stories from her decades in the industry—including how a parasite from Mexico changed her life.

We also get real about the s...

Reflecting on Loss, Grief, and the Spiritual Side of Death

In this deeply personal episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I open up about the emotional impact of losing my father to lung cancer. I share the shock of his diagnosis, the struggles of watching his health decline, and the bittersweet final moments we had together. My dad was a unique soul—empathetic, funny, and full of curiosity about life, from jazz to aliens. I talk ab...

In this episode, I sit down with legendary actor Michael Biehn, best known for his iconic roles in The Terminator, Aliens, and Tombstone. We dive into his latest project, Onslaught, directed by Adam Wingard (Godzilla vs. Kong), and how it compares to his past sci-fi and action classics. Michael opens up about working with James Cameron, the evolution of Hollywood, and the challenges of maintaining a career in the industry.

The c...

In this episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I break down the reality of dealing with users—whether online, on social media, or in real life. We dive into the psychology behind user behavior, the impact of social platforms, and how people navigate conflict in today's digital landscape. I explore the challenges of handling difficult conversations, the fine line between free speech and censorship, and why comedy is often at the cen...

In this episode of Hate To Break It To Ya, I sit down with my longtime friend and collaborator, Stu Stone. You’ve seen him in Kickin’ It Old Skool, Donnie Darko, and even The Magic School Bus. He’s a filmmaker, actor, and wrestling enthusiast who works on the hit documentary series Dark Side of the Ring.

We talk about the hidden world of wrestling, the dark side of Hollywood, and the CIA’s influence on movies like Top Gun. Stu s...