This week on Mike Check:

A Democrat walks in… and leaves sounding Republican.

Assembly District 35’s Dr. Rebecca Edgeworth and Dr. Johnathon Maxham joined us for serious policy talk — then Lex Las Vegas unleashed DJ Jackpot, a “hard Democrat” who might need to re-check his voter registration after Mike’s questioning.

We talked generational politics, identity voting, and why so many Americans don’t actually know where they stand until they’re asked real questions.

And CD03 candidate Tera Anderson proved why she’s one of the strongest contenders in the race.

We laughed. We pushed. We maybe went too far.

That’s Mike Check.

This week on Mike Check, we threw out the scripts, ignored the “don’t ask that” list, and let the conversation go exactly where it wanted to go.

Comedian Saanya Nanda brings sharp international perspective and laughs, while Lex Las Vegas finds himself unexpectedly triggered when Mike asks a question no one ever seems ready for.

Democratic Assembly District 41 candidate Vinny Spotleson — a school teacher and one of the most educated guests we’ve had — sits down and lets Mike ask everything he’s ever wanted to ask a Democrat, including the now-infamous question:
“What day do trans people get trans rights?”

No dodging. No spin. Just real answers and honest discussion.

Republican Congressional District 4 candidate Cody K. Whipple drops the canned political responses, opens up, and talks like a regular guy — not a press release — proving what happens when politicians stop performing and start being human.

We’re also joined by CPS system survivor, author, and media influencer Malibu Dallas, who shares his story and how he’s actively fighting the system to help others who grew up inside it.

Comedy, politics, trauma, education, and one question that changed the room — this episode is uncomfortable, honest, funny, and exactly why Mike Check doesn’t do safe conversations.

This episode of Mike Check FM had everything: big names, big questions… and one moment that went a little too hard.

Guests include Irena Hanson, Republican candidate for Governor of Nevada, Matt Black, Dr. Monica Larson, and Judge Stone.

Things got heated when Bob came in hot with a question — and just when the studio tension hit DEFCON 1, host Michael Boris swooped in like a bald eagle with a microphone and brought it back to civil discourse, comedy, and the Constitution.

Mike Check FM is a patriotic, conservative-hosted radio show that welcomes leaders from across Nevada politics and law, mixes tough questions with humor, and proves you can argue ideas without hating people. We believe in freedom, accountability, and laughing a little while saving the Republic.

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🇺🇸 Patriotism
😂 Comedy
🦅 Mike for the save

This episode of Mike Check FM features Jill Douglas (Chairwoman, Clark County Republican Party), Hailie Dobbins (CCRP Communications Director), and Judge John Cooper.

We talk party leadership, political strategy, media messaging, and what really goes on in the courtroom — all filtered through comedy and straight-shooting conversation.

Hosted by comedian and political candidate Michael Boris, Mike Check FM blends conservative values, open dialogue with all parties, and humor that keeps things human.

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The Party, the Press & the Judge – Jill Douglas, Hailie Dobbins & John Cooper | Mike Check FM

Spotify Description:
What happens when the GOP leadership and a sitting judge walk into a comedian’s studio?

You get this episode.

Michael Boris sits down with Jill Douglas (CCRP Chairwoman), Hailie Dobbins (Communications Director), and Judge John Cooper to talk Nevada politics, party organization, media spin, the justice system, and what voters never get told — with laughs along the way.

Mike Check FM is where conservative hosts, bipartisan guests, and comedy collide to make politics understandable, honest, and entertaining.

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Mike Check FM is back with a high-energy episode blending Nevada politics, stand-up comedy, and fresh voices—only on KSHP 107.1 FM / 1400 AM.

This week, we’re joined by Pauline Lee, chairperson of the Nevada Republican Club, breaking down grassroots organizing, party direction, and what’s really happening on the ground in Nevada politics.

Then we lighten things up with Vegas comedians, real talk, and real laughs—because politics doesn’t have to be boring.

🎤 Plus: We did something different—handed the mic to our gay intern for a 10-minute hosting segment, giving the next generation a chance to step up, speak out, and learn live on air. What could go wrong?

Politics. Comedy. Opportunity.
This is Mike Check FM—where Vegas talks back.

This week on the show, we’re talking Nevada politics with a pulse — no teleprompters, no political fluff, and absolutely no permission slips from the establishment.

Former Clark County Republican Party Chairman Jesse Law joins us to break down what’s really happening inside the GOP, how grassroots conservatives fight back, and why local politics matter more than ever.

We’re also joined by Moms for Liberty advocate Yadusha Jones, bringing full mama bear energy to the conversation on parental rights, education, and standing up for kids — because freedom starts at home.

And rounding out the table is Socorro Keenen, candidate for Nevada Secretary of State, talking election integrity, transparency, and why voters deserve trust in the system again.

🇺🇸 If you like your politics pro-freedom, pro-parent, and proudly American — with a little humor and zero nonsense — this episode is for you.

This episode features candid conversations with Nevada leaders and community voices from across the political spectrum. We dig into party switching, local government realities, and how policy decisions affect working families and trades—without talking points or filters.

Mic Check Radio Show Christmas special mixed comedy, honesty, and difficult conversations — the way real life usually does.

Joining the show was Logan Gifford, President of Our America, who shared his deeply personal story of surviving long-term sexual abuse from childhood into adulthood. Logan spoke candidly about the complicated realities of trauma, family, and survival — including unresolved questions that still follow him today.

Also on the mic were comedians Trevor Trez and Mala , along with former U.S. Senate candidate Barry Lindermann, bringing humor, perspective, and real talk to a conversation that balanced seriousness with laughter.

This episode reflects a belief we hold on Mic Check: sometimes humor isn’t disrespect — it’s how people survive, cope, and keep going. Especially during the holidays.

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