Fearless with Jason Whitlock

Jason and Auron MacIntyre discuss anti-white sentiment permeating society. The conversation begins with the controversial comments of Zohran Mamdani and Elie Mystal and concludes with the perception that Tucker Carlson and MTG have become too narrow-minded, focusing on Israel.

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Can death transform “what was” into a perceived “what is”? Jason argues that this can be seen in how Kobe Bryant is now considered in the conversation for the NBA's greatest of all time. To illustrate this point, he highlights how Nike is leveraging Caitlin Clark's popularity to promote adoration for Kobe. Paul Shirley and Steve Kim share their thoughts on Kobe’s rightful place among NBA greats. The trio also discuss whether Dawn Staley would leave the revered position she holds in Columbia, South Carolina, to face the scrutiny that comes with being an NBA coach in New York City...

Candace Owens claims that Israel is paying influencers to smear her and Tucker Carlson, highlighting the current "info wars" landscape, where truth is hard to discern. Next, Steve Kim joins us to discuss the scathing article about Stephen A. Smith and his need for a vacation from ESPN. We also cover the ongoing beef between Bill Simmons and Kendrick Perkins as they exchange jabs. Joy Taylor's appearance on "The Breakfast Club" to defend herself against the Fox scandal suggests she's in survival mode, and we analyze her statements. Finally, Jason reviews last night's Fever game without Caitlin Clark, which...

The NBA draft was last night, and it was very evident that Cooper Flagg's success can be attributed to his upbringing in a two-parent household. Jason draws comparisons with the WNBA and the NBA. Steve Kim will join the show to discuss the outrageousness that was Stephen A. Smith last night during the 2025 NBA draft. Pablo Torre and Mike Florio uncover the collusion of the NFL and its guaranteed contracts. Jamaal Bowman and Dominique Alexander release a statement on Karmelo Anthony. Jason previews the Indiana Fever game and what this means for Caitlin Clark. Great show today — you don’t wa...

Jason chats with Virgil Walker and Kevin Donahue about the Israel-Iran conflict. They'll also pick up where they left off yesterday on the discussion about how Jews and Israel are treated. The conversation will dive into the biblical roots of the "chosen people," particularly looking at Genesis 12:3 and Abraham's promise. They also tackle a big question: Have Israel and the Middle East become idols?

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There is a stark contrast between how Cooper Flagg is being welcomed to the NBA versus how Caitlin Clark was welcomed last year. It seems that the WNBA has a problem with great white players, unlike the NBA. Also, Steve Kim joins a show to talk about Aaron Rodgers announcing this might be his last season, ESPN’s female-led Disney Plus show “Vibe Check” with Elle Duncan, Andraya Carter, Monica McNutt, and Hannah Storm, and Cam Jordan wants to bring taunting back to the NFL. Later, Jason dives deep into the DeWanna Bonner and Caitlin Clark fiasco that is happen...

Jason explains his stance on Donald Trump and his decisions with Isarel and Iran. He took some heat on socail media for his stance and wants dive deeper into them. Jason also explains recent spats involving Tucker Carlson, Ted Cruz and Elon Musk.

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Join Jason as he explains how the WNBA has evolved into a modern soap opera, albeit a poorly scripted drama. Caitlin Clark is the lead in this soap opera, as both the protagonist and antagonist. Joy Taylor’s recent take proclaiming that Clark’s fame is thanks to Angel Reese is the current plot that Jason highlights, along with the ever-present Alphabet Mafia policing WNBA broadcasts. Steve Kim joins the discussion to pontificate on the fact that the league doesn’t Make America Great Again; Max Kellerman teaming up with Dana White and returning to the media stage for a majo...

Donald Trump launches an attack on Iran, dividing conservatives. Some back his move, while others struggle to agree. Jason Whitlock hosts J.D. Sharp, Shemeka Michelle, and T.J. Moe to explore what’s next for America and its political landscape.

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Tyrese Haliburton sank three threes, kick-starting the Indiana Pacers in Game 7 of the NBA Finals, before suffering an Achilles injury that sidelined him for the game and maybe next season. Jason notes that the injury coincides with a lengthy list of injuries that have sidelined Indianapolis marquee athletes like Peyton Manning, Andrew Luck, Victor Oladipo, and Paul George. During a season featuring the best of times and worst of times in Indianapolis ... it appears the Indiana Fever are pretenders, not contenders, for the WNBA title. Caitlin Clark is 1-17 from three-point range in her last two outings. Jason explains...

Karen Read was acquitted of second-degree murder and manslaughter in the 2022 death of her boyfriend, Boston police officer John O'Keefe, at her second trial on June 18, 2025. She was found guilty of drunken driving and sentenced to one year of probation. Aidan Kearney, aka “Turtleboy,” comes on to discuss the trial and outcome.

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The Indiana Pacers just beat the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 6 to advance to a sure-to-be thrilling Game 7. Jay Skapinac joins the show to discuss who will come out on top in Sunday Night's Game 7. Jason Whitlock explains why Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are going through a slight depression after the great “Barbie Brawl.” Steve Kim joins the show to talk about how all the MVP candidates for the WNBA are white. Shedeur Sanders has been cited for speeding twice this month. Anthony Richardson wants to be a rapper, and Adrian Peterson gets into a fight after a po...

Whoopi Goldberg on "The View" compares blacks and Israeli women and says they are the exact same. Delano and Shemeka Michelle discuss this topic, and this type of wokeness is being affirmed and accepted in today's media.

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Jeanie Buss and the Buss family have just sold the majority ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers for $10 billion to Mark Walter. Are the Lakers truly worth $10 billion, or are the rich simply getting richer and buying whatever they desire? Jason explains that nowadays, you need to "go woke or go broke." Steve Kim, J.D. Sharp, and T.J. Moe join the show to discuss the Lakers deal. Plus, is there a more irrelevant holiday than Juneteenth? Shedeur Sanders was cited for driving over 100 mph. The WNBA decided not to suspend Sophie Cunningham or Jacy Sheldon after the...

Chad O. Jackson joins Jason Whitlock in his Nashville home studio to discuss and expose the hidden truth of the American icon Martin Luther King Jr. To the public, Dr. King was a hero and a legendary activist, but Jackson explains he is so much more. Martin Luther King was more of a force for bad than a force for good. You don’t want to miss this exclusive interview!

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The beef within the conservative world has been rampant, and Donald Trump finds himself in the middle of it. Names like Candace Owens, Matt Gaetz, Matt Walsh, and others have all criticized the president at different moments. Royce White joined the debate while bringing Jason Whitlock. Whitlock plans to revisit why he and Royce aren’t cool and how that relationship turned sour.

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Rick Carlisle's decision to bench T.J. McConnell during crucial moments of the game is a monumental blunder. McConnell was a standout player for the Pacers in Game 5, yet Carlisle kept him off the court. Jason Whitlock will dissect this and other significant errors in American sports. Later, Steve Kim and Jay Skapinac will join the show to discuss the Doc Rivers controversy, Angel Reese's "mebounds" trademark, and Alexi Lalas criticizing U.S. players' lack of national pride. This is a must-watch episode that you don't want to miss!

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Will Smith is set to release a new song and music video called "Pretty Girls." Shemeka Michelle joins Jason Whitlock to discuss the reasons behind Will Smith's desire to release new music and why it is so cringeworthy.

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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are facing different forms of pressure. Caitlin Clark has been carrying her team and has made an incredible return, recently defeating the undefeated New York Liberty. In that game, she recorded six three-pointers in the first half and finished with 32 points, 8 rebounds, and 9 assists. On the other hand, Angel Reese contributed significantly with 11 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists, leading her team to victory over the Connecticut Sun. It’s important to note that criticism can diminish delusion and foster humility. Humility is the foundation of progress and evolution, unlike anger or bitterness. This stands in st...

The NBA Finals are under way between the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers; however, the spotlight has shifted to the conflict between Stephen A. Smith and superstar Tyrese Haliburton. Additionally, a Barrett Media article has emerged urging companies to emulate Stephen A. Smith if they want to achieve success. Jason Whitlock will deconstruct what is happening at ESPN and explain why it is considered the "misleader" in sports. He suggests that ESPN's connection to hip-hop music is a primary reason for its decline, which has contributed to the ongoing tension. ESPN has also highlighted topics such as...

Netflix's new movie "Straw," directed by Tyler Perry, has just gone number one on the platform. Jason and Shemeka Michelle discuss the film and explore how it highlights the issues facing black women in today's culture.

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The Indiana Pacers are just two games away from winning the NBA Finals. Jay Skapinac joins the show to discuss whether the Oklahoma City Thunder can make a comeback. Meanwhile, the New York Knicks are still searching for their next head coach, but they have been denied permission to interview several candidates. Steve Kim is also on the show to talk about the falling WNBA ratings in the absence of Caitlin Clark. In other news, DeMarcus Cousins recently had his contract terminated following a suspension stemming from an altercation with Puerto Rican fans. There’s a rumor involving Chris We...

Simone Biles issued an apology for her remarks targeting Riley Gaines. Is this apology sincere, and why did it take 48 hours to release? Aaron Rodgers revealed during the Pittsburgh Steelers' mandatory minicamp that he is married. What does this mean about Rodgers' personality? Angel Reese delivered her best game of the season against the New York Liberty, scoring 17 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. Could this be a pivotal moment for the BET Sportswoman of the Year? Finally, Bob Costas called out the media for yielding to Donald Trump. Also, don’t miss the compelling panel discussion featuring Shemeka Michelle, Delano Sq...

The 2025 BET Awards took place last night, and Angel Reese won the Sportswoman of the Year award for the third consecutive year. This raises the question: What is the fascination with Angel Reese? Meanwhile, Los Angeles has been experiencing riots throughout the city, causing chaos, due to recent ICE raids. Jason Whitlock shares his perspective on the situation. In other news, DeMarcus Cousins got into an altercation with fans in Puerto Rico; the details of the incident are intriguing. Lastly, there are rumors of a Kevin Durant trade with the San Antonio Spurs, which would have paired him with...

Tiffany Haddish claims that women with multiple baby daddies may be experiencing mental illness. She elaborates on how this could be the case, and Jason, Dee Worley and Shemeka Michelle respond by discussing whether there is any validity to her statement.

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In the past few days, black women have showcased their "magic," which has turned into something quite tragic. Coco Gauff won the French Open and remarked that she represents women who look like her, rather than all Americans. Simone Biles has been engaged in a social media feud with Riley Gaines. Angel Reese seems to prefer modeling over playing basketball. All three of these women sparked significant conversation on social media over the weekend, and Jason Whitlock has his take on the issues. Dee Worley and Shemeka Michelle will join the discussion about Simone Biles, followed by Steve Kim...

The alliance of Donald Trump and Elon Musk brought a new wave of change to America. Now they’re feuding all over social media. And is Donald Trump on the Epstein list?

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The Indiana Pacers just defeated the Oklahoma City Thunder in Game 1 of the NBA Finals. Tyrese Haliburton delivered another thrilling performance by hitting the game-winning shot once again. These are the moments Haliburton thrives on, and he’s proving himself to be a star in the NBA. In other news, Aaron Rodgers has officially joined the Pittsburgh Steelers. How far will they go this season? Additionally, Jay Skapinac joins the show to discuss Adam Silver's plans to expand the NBA, as well as the upcoming Team USA vs. Team World All-Star Game. It’s a packed show today that you...

Barstool founder Dave Portnoy is in the news once again, this time for an explosive on-air confrontation with one of his hosts who defended the use of antisemitic "Jew jokes." Whitlock, T.J. Moe, and Steve Kim offered their insights on this contentious exchange, discussing what it reveals about the current landscape of sports media and comedy.  In a notable shift, Michelle Beadle has emerged as one of the few media voices willing to take on Stephen A. Smith directly. She candidly expressed her lack of respect for Smith, accusing him of frequently misrepresenting facts and calling out the b...

A female high school track athlete had her championship medal stripped from her after she was accused of "over-celebrating." Was this a case of racism, or does it point to a deeper issue with parenting? Virgil Walker, Anthony Walker, Kevin Donahue, and T.J. Moe join Jason Whitlock to discuss the broader implications within black culture. Additionally, Aaron Glenn has introduced Bible study as part of the New York Jets' team program.

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After making it to the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time in 25 years, the New York Knicks have decided to fire their head coach, Tom Thibodeau. What’s driving this decision? Whitlock and T.J. Moe explore the issue. In another incident, a female high school track athlete had her championship medal stripped from her after she "over-celebrated." Additionally, the Wake Forest baseball coach issued an apology after being caught on camera using a derogatory term. Why have sports become so sensitive? Why are they perceived as being "woke"? Steve Kim joins Whitlock and T.J. to discuss th...

The Alphabet Mafia seems to have the NFL in a chokehold. Out of the 32 teams, only 10 remained silent as we entered June, aka Pride Month. Why does the NFL want to be gay so much? The league is deliberately shoving away its longest-standing fans by taking this course of action. First-team All-Pro WR Dez Bryant had a lot to say on the topic, and Whitlock unpacks the true messaging of everything the NFL has been up to. Later in the show, Steve Kim and T.J. Moe join Whitlock to discuss the gay NFL. Shortly after, the three talk...

Jason Whitlock hosts a panel with Chad O. Jackson, Shemeka Michelle, and Virgil Walker, centering on Glenn Greenwald leaked video deemed immoral.

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Happy Monday! Today, we unpack all of the drama currently surrounding Glenn Greenwald. Some graphic private videos were released, and the internet is raging. Many influential figures with differing perspectives on the situation have been duking it out, and Whitlock has been in the middle of it all. Glenn Greenwald and Jason have had some back-and-forths over over X, and on today’s episode, Whitlock walks us through his stance. After the show, join us on the Harmony channel (@jasonwhitlockharmony), as we will be joined by Shemeka Michelle, Chad Jackson, and Virgil Walker to speak on the Greenwald situation. We...

Get ready, Fearless Army! Jason Whitlock rips into the WNBA's self-serving narrative, declaring we've gone from the "age of suffrage" to "suffer-age" as Commissioner Cathy Engelbert takes credit for Caitlin Clark's monumental success. Engelbert claims the WNBA was "ready to capitalize" on the buzz around Clark and Angel Reese. But Whitlock exposes the audacious lie: The league's "success" isn't due to brilliance but is solely propelled by a "singularly exceptional group of college players" like Clark, who shattered viewership records. Jason dissects every metric, every inflated claim, and every attempt to diminish Clark's individual impact, revealing how the WNBA...

The Oklahoma City Thunder have just advanced to the NBA Finals, while Anthony Edwards and the Minnesota Timberwolves have been eliminated. Despite the significant hype surrounding Edwards, he has come up short in back-to-back games, raising questions about his effort and dedication to the sport. Similarly, Stefon Diggs seems to lack seriousness when it comes to football. He was spotted partying on a yacht with his new girlfriend, Cardi B, and a group of strippers. Diggs also missed OTAs with the Patriots to party, showing little interest in slowing down before the season begins. In other news, President Donald...

Jordan Peterson appears on "Jubilee" to debate an atheist regarding his Christian beliefs. Jason Whitlock is joined by T.J. Moe, Virgil Walker, Kevin Donahue, and Anthony Walker to discuss this debate.

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Fasten your seatbelts, Fearless Army. Jason Whitlock is taking a flamethrower to "Mount Bustmore" — a monument to the disastrous DEI-driven takeover of sports media, embodied by Joy Taylor, Katie Nolan, Jemele Hill, and Mina Kimes. This isn't just criticism; it's an all-out assault on the feminization of sports talk and the catastrophic failures that result. Why is the WNBA under investigation? What's behind Joy Taylor's bizarre commentary on Aaron Rodgers? We're connecting the dots, exposing the agenda, and naming names. This episode pulls no punches. Terry Bradshaw rips Aaron Rodgers, and we dissect every angle. But this show isn't ju...

Virgil Walker joins Jason to disccuss Ryan Clark’s marriage-rate sermon. Is the ESPN pundit preaching math or matriarchy?

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Caitlin Clark has been carrying the WNBA on her back — now she’s hobbling off with a quad injury that yanks her from the MVP race for two weeks and threatens a billion-dollar hype train. Jason lights the match with a “Cait fan fatigue” fire starter, asking whether nonstop Clark-mania just backfired on the league. From there, the show barrels into Minneapolis, where the Lynx paused for a 2025 George Floyd moment of silence, and then to Los Angeles–Chicago, where the Sparks and Sky ditched the national anthem entirely. Are virtue signals now tip-off rituals? Steve Kim swings by to autopsy...