Hang Out with Sean Hannity

The twice-weekly podcast will deliver long-form, unfiltered conversations with compelling figures across culture, business, sports, politics, and beyond. Filmed from Hannity's new set in Florida, dubbed the personal "man cave," the show will offer a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the conversations that take place when the cameras stop rolling.

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    Tim Gallaudet: Why the Ocean Is the Ultimate Hiding Spot for UAPs | Hang Out with Sean Hannity

    Former NOAA Administrator and Retired U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet joins Sean Hannity to expose classified Navy UAP encounters, non-human intelligence, and deep-sea mysteries. In this explosive episode of Hang Out with Sean Hannity, Admiral Tim Gallaudet breaks down the 80-year government cover-up surrounding Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs). From transmedium vehicles defying our understanding of physics by seamlessly moving between air and water to recovered non-human craft hidden in the maritime domain, Gallaudet reveals why 73% of our ocean floor remains uncharted and why the deep ocean is the ultimate hiding spot for unknown intelligence. Discover the truth behind the USS Theodore Roosevelt UAP incident, global programs in Russia and China, and the push for full government transparency through the UAP Disclosure Act.   00:00 - Introduction to UAPs and Ocean Mysteries 02:22 - Tim Gallaudet's Naval Academy & Oceanography Background 04:41 - Serving as the Head of NOAA Under President Trump 06:30 - Mapping the Ocean Floor: 73% Uncharted Territory 12:44 - The USS Theodore Roosevelt UAP Incident 21:12 - The 80-Year Government UFO Cover-Up 25:05 - Non-Human Intelligence & Recovered Craft in the Maritime Domain 28:38 - Transmedium Travel: Physics Defying Acceleration 34:00 - Are UAPs Interacting With Nuclear Sites? 46:50 - Russia, China, and Global UAP Programs 56:05 - The UAP Disclosure Act & The Path Forward

    Tim Gallaudet: Why the Ocean Is the Ultimate Hiding Spot for UAPs  | Hang Out with Sean Hannity
  2. Oct 6 ·  Video

    Why Modern Culture is Breaking Our Kids | Hang Out with Sean Hannity

    Dr. Drew Pinsky joins Sean Hannity for a powerful conversation on addiction, the roots of trauma, and the spiritual crisis fracturing modern culture. For over three decades, Dr. Drew has stood at the front lines of human behavior, from the legendary days of Loveline to treating severe medical and psychiatric crises. In this episode, Sean and Dr. Drew break down the hidden realities of the addiction epidemic, the dangerous normalization of modern drug culture, why ordinary misery and discipline build human resilience, and how spiritual grounding offers a vital antidote to the chaos of modern life. The conversation explores everything from the real mechanics of trauma recovery and the history of broadcast media to California's policy failures on homelessness and the ways modern parenting strips away human grit.   0:00 - Introduction: The Human Mind, Addiction, and Gratitude 2:58 - Dr. Drew's Early Broadcasting Days and Meeting Sean 5:58 - Addiction Medicine: Getting to the Truth and Real-World Detox 14:00 - Health Updates, Prostate Cancer, and Longevity Disciplines 19:35 - California Policy Failures, Homelessness, and Media Distortions 27:00 - The Origin Story of Loveline on Rock Radio 32:20 - Childhood Trauma, Repression, and Parenting Mistakes 46:30 - The Science of Alcoholism, Genetics, and Behavioral Addictions 1:13:00 - Opiates, Cannabis, and Broken Medical Protocols 1:31:50 - COVID-19 Groupthink, Mandates, and Reevaluating the Science

    Why Modern Culture is Breaking Our Kids | Hang Out with Sean Hannity

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The twice-weekly podcast will deliver long-form, unfiltered conversations with compelling figures across culture, business, sports, politics, and beyond. Filmed from Hannity's new set in Florida, dubbed the personal "man cave," the show will offer a candid, behind-the-scenes look at the conversations that take place when the cameras stop rolling.

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