Cat Matthews' Midnight Therapy

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Welcome to "Midnight Therapy," the late-night rendezvous hosted by the multi-talented country musician and comedian, Cat Matthews, known as "The Midnight Therapist." Embark on a journey with Cat as he delves into the depths of various subjects, ranging from social commentary and pop culture to politics, music, art, aliens, ancient Egypt, and beyond!Cat Matthews, an artist, writer, comedian, and musician, brings his unique blend of humor, insight, and creativity to the podcast scene. Join him as he weaves through the tapestry of topics, offering a refreshing perspective on the world around us. Whether you're a night owl or just someone in need of a companion during sleepless nights, "Midnight Therapy" is here to keep you entertained and enlightened.Episodes of this captivating podcast are released once a week, and they premiere exactly at Midnight! It's more than a podcast – it's your late-night remedy for all things intriguing and entertaining!Watch ALL episodes of the Video Podcast on YouTube! https://youtube.com/@catmatthews_midnighttherapy?si=mGMexNH7oYXvLx8J

  1. 1D AGO

    Midnight Therapy #83 - The State of the Union

    In this episode, Cat Matthews takes a step back and looks at the State of the Union—both literally, referencing the actual State of the Union address, and figuratively, examining the current state of the United States as it exists right now. From there, the conversation spirals into a recap of a string of recent news stories and internet rumors that feel truly unbelievable—things that would have sounded impossible or insane just ten years ago. Cat touches on everything from the Epstein files to Trump’s alleged use of the mysterious “discombobulater,” wild internet chatter about Ellen DeGeneres, Mariah Carey, Jim Carrey, clones, satanic symbolism, and other hard-to-imagine claims floating around online. He also reflects on the idea that aliens being acknowledged as real somehow still isn’t shocking enough to wake people up anymore. The episode then circles around one of the biggest recent headlines: the United States attacking Iran, and what that could mean for the country’s future. Cat wonders out loud where the U.S. goes from here and speculates—purely for comedic and satirical purposes—about scenarios involving war, power, and whether elections even exist in the same way moving forward, including the idea of Trump remaining in power past 2028 as a wartime president. As always, this is a comedy and satirical podcast. Cat is just a cowboy in the basement, sharing speculative thoughts, internet absurdities, and raised eyebrows—nothing more. Take it for what it’s worth. Stay Curious my Friends. Disclaimer: Due to the rapidly changing nature of current events, statements discussed in this episode reflect information available at the time of recording. Former President Donald Trump has publicly claimed that Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, was killed; however, reports remain unconfirmed. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    44 min

  2. FEB 18

    Midnight Therapy #82 - Conspiracy, or Not to Be?

    Cat recaps Presidents’ Day weekend and a visit to George Washington’s house, using the moment to dive headfirst into conspiracy theories—old, familiar ones, and a few that are starting to feel less ideological and more unsettling with the release of new information from the Epstein files. Cat gives his take on what we know so far, touching on themes of ideological subversion, revelation of the method, and mass programming, and why some narratives seem carefully steered. He explores the idea of good versus evil, whether a larger spiritual war is playing out beneath the surface, and the strategies he believes are used to guide public perception. He also questions why these files haven’t sparked the level of outrage many would expect—and what might be distracting people from digging deeper. Along the way, Cat addresses Donald Trump’s potential involvement—or lack thereof—within the conspiracies discussed, and revisits long-debated topics like United States Founding Father Freemasonry, the moon landing, Pizzagate, QAnon, and more. As always, this is a satirical, comedic conversation that only dips a toe into what’s really out there. No claims. No conclusions. Just observations, humor, and a few raised eyebrows from the cowboy in the basement—because at the end of the day, Cat’s just a cowboy in the basement. Stay Curious my Friends. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    34 min

  3. FEB 18

    Midnight Therapy #81 - The Sea of Opinions

    In this episode, Cat reflects on why he initially wanted to avoid politics in the new year—and why, after taking a full month away, it felt necessary to step back into the conversation. Episode 81 serves as a broad, comedic recap of recent world and American news, with a closer look at what’s been happening in Minnesota and the ICE protests, rising global tensions, and the newly released Epstein files. Cat explores the idea that two things can be true at the same time—that real issues can exist while, simultaneously, narrative-building and master manipulation are at play. He talks about how information is often packaged and sold, with shepherds guiding the sheep toward a specific conclusion. He also shares how genuinely shocked he was while digging into the Epstein files so far, describing them as far more disturbing and horrifying than he expected, and notes how some people never let a good tragedy go to waste, choosing instead to exploit it for their own gain. Rather than breaking down every detail, Cat makes it clear this episode is only scratching the surface of a much larger iceberg. He’s just sharing his opinion as the cowboy in the basement—nothing more, nothing less—so take it for what it’s worth. As always, the discussion is satirical, reflective, and meant for entertainment, blending humor with perspective and a healthy dose of skepticism. Stay Curious my Friends. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    43 min

  4. JAN 25

    Midnight Therapy #80 - Jessup Groundhog Day

    🎩🦫 This episode is fully dedicated to the creation of Jessup Groundhog Day. Cat sits down with Mike from Three Saints Barber Shop for a full behind-the-scenes deep dive into how a half-serious idea turned into a real hometown tradition — from choosing a ferret over a groundhog, to building the ceremony, the Founding Fathers, the scrolls, the music, and the old-world, small-town Italian vibes that inspired it all. We break down the planning, the conversations, the challenges, and the moments you won’t see anywhere else. This is a long-form discussion about why community traditions matter, how they’re actually built from the ground up, and what it takes to turn an idea into something real. Huge thanks to everyone involved in bringing Jessup Groundhog Day to life, including Three Saints Barber Shop, Jak’s Pub & Eatery, the Founding Fathers, our sponsors, and the entire Jessup community. This episode is the full behind-the-scenes story — the parts you don’t see on social media. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    56 min

  5. JAN 25

    Midnight Therapy #79 - Unprecedented Times?

    Are we really living in unprecedented times — or has all of this happened before… or is it somehow both at once? Cat Matthews said last episode he was done talking politics unless things truly went off the rails — and unfortunately, they did. This episode breaks down  The ICE shooting of Renee Hood and the protests that followed, then moves into a rapid current-events recap covering:Donald Trump’s renewed interest in GreenlandGrowing concerns surrounding IranThe Venezuela invasion and capture of Maduro, and what it could mean for global stabilityThe rapid rise of artificial intelligence and the normalization of humanoid robotsA growing sense that the U.S. may be heading toward a different kind of civil warThe unsettling possibility of the United States becoming the aggressor in World War IIIIt’s a fast, no-nonsense look at a world that feels like it’s accelerating — history repeating, chaos remixing, and narratives colliding all at once. The episode wraps with predictions from the cowboy in the basement, trying to make sense of where all of this might be heading. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    40 min

  6. JAN 5

    Midnight Therapy #77 - Christmas Special!

    Episode 77 is a Christmas special, reflecting on the season from the Midnight Therapy mic — diving into the most annoying parts of Christmas shopping, crowded stores, forced cheer, and how the chaos somehow still leaves room for meaning.  We also talk about how streaming services are quietly gatekeeping the classic claymation Christmas specials, and why that nostalgia actually matters more than people realize. From there, the episode turns toward gift-giving — how it’s undeniably more magical for children, yet still deeply meaningful for adults when done with intention. The conversation then slows down and centers on Jesus Christ and why He remains the heart of Christmas. We reflect on two timeless films — A Christmas Carol and It’s a Wonderful Life — and why their messages of redemption, sacrifice, gratitude, and unseen impact feel especially relevant right now. From there, it shifts into a current-events recap, touching on: Rob Reiner and modern moral grandstanding The reality that evil exists in the world, and how evil itself cannot create — only good can preserve the holiday spirit The flaws of the Trump administration and the hypocrisy surrounding backlash to Trump’s comments — especially when similarly grotesque behavior was excused on the left following Charlie Kirk’s brutal death. We also unpack a Vanity Fair article, internet outrage culture, and the fixation on a zoomed-in photo of Karoline Leavitt, before discussing Erika Kirk and Candace Owens, the disingenuous feel of the recent Turning Point event, and how Nicki Minaj has suddenly become the poster child for conservative femininity. The episode closes with a reminder that there are many malicious shepherds out there — influencers, leaders, personalities — all trying to guide you a certain way. But there is only one Good Shepherd, and that Shepherd is Jesus Christ. Merry Christmas to everyone. Thank you for 100 subscribers. We’ll see you after Christmas. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    37 min

  7. JAN 5

    Midnight Therapy #78 - New Years Recap

    It’s time for a New Year’s recap, slowing things down after the holidays and reflecting on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and ringing in the New Year — spending time with family, stepping away from the constant noise, and taking a much-needed break from the madness of politics and online chaos. We talk about what it means to disconnect, be present, and reset — and how important it is to occasionally shut the world out to remember what actually matters. From there, the episode looks ahead to 2026 goals: music, comedy, podcast growth, promotion, and continuing to build something honest and creative without losing the soul of it all. There’s also some big news: A stand-up comedy show on January 10 at Manor on Main in Dickson City, Pennsylvania And the start of something brand new — my own holiday, Jessup Groundhog Day, officially kicking off February 1, 2026 (more on that very soon) We wrap it up with gratitude — thank you to everyone who listened, shared, supported, sponsored, and showed love throughout the year. 2025 flew by faster than expected, and I couldn’t have done it without you. Here’s to a new year, new ideas, and staying grounded through it all. Stay curious, my friends. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    30 min

  8. 12/15/2025

    Midnight Therapy #76 - Ai and Eve

    This episode kicks off with a Christmas weekend recap, including a stop at Old Navy that sparks a very important question about their mannequins, branding consistency, and what exactly is going on in those stores right now. From there, a billion-dollar retail idea is born: a new Christmas store called Gay Apparel — festive, bold, and probably already trademarked. Then we slide into controversy with a discussion on ICE police mannequins appearing in Nativity scenes across the country — why churches are doing it, why people are furious, and whether Christmas symbolism is being turned into political performance art. Somehow we end up talking about pigeons — how they’re misunderstood, unfairly hated, and honestly one of the most resilient creatures walking among us. From there, it’s a current-events deep dive: The rise of AI grief apps like 2wai, where you can create avatars of deceased loved ones — and why that feels comforting, disturbing, and dangerous all at once The potential Paramount–Warner Bros. merger and what it says about a collapsing entertainment industry The escalating drama involving Candace Owens, Erika Kirk, Nick Fuentes, and the chaos building toward the Turning Point USA livestream on December 15 We also touch on Bonnie Blue, her arrest and deportation in Bali, and why it unintentionally serves as a lesson on borders, laws, and the realities of deportation — especially when Americans pretend it “can’t happen here.” We close the episode with a reminder not to blindly follow people, influencers, or personalities — but to follow ideas. Pull from many sources, challenge narratives, think critically, and form your own conclusions instead of outsourcing your worldview. It’s funny. It’s uncomfortable. It’s reflective. And it ends exactly how Midnight Therapy should — tying culture, chaos, and humanity together without pretending everything’s fine. Stay tuned for more insights and stories on Midnight Therapy, hosted by Cat Matthews. Don't forget to follow me on social media for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and more. Stay Curious, my Friends!

    42 min
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Welcome to "Midnight Therapy," the late-night rendezvous hosted by the multi-talented country musician and comedian, Cat Matthews, known as "The Midnight Therapist." Embark on a journey with Cat as he delves into the depths of various subjects, ranging from social commentary and pop culture to politics, music, art, aliens, ancient Egypt, and beyond!Cat Matthews, an artist, writer, comedian, and musician, brings his unique blend of humor, insight, and creativity to the podcast scene. Join him as he weaves through the tapestry of topics, offering a refreshing perspective on the world around us. Whether you're a night owl or just someone in need of a companion during sleepless nights, "Midnight Therapy" is here to keep you entertained and enlightened.Episodes of this captivating podcast are released once a week, and they premiere exactly at Midnight! It's more than a podcast – it's your late-night remedy for all things intriguing and entertaining!Watch ALL episodes of the Video Podcast on YouTube! https://youtube.com/@catmatthews_midnighttherapy?si=mGMexNH7oYXvLx8J

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