Kevin Jachimowicz tears open the curtain of modern life—exposing the performative illusions of politics, media, and social platforms. From mind control tactics to the dopamine-driven loops of social media, Kevin shares his personal story of breaking free from a system designed to keep you distracted, addicted, and docile.

Brooklyn Mirage is set to "reopen" on May 1st — but leaked photos and public outrage paint a very different picture. In this episode of Off the Record, Kevin Jachimowicz exposes the marketing tricks, fake renderings, ticketing scams, and unready venue behind New York's most hyped event space. Is this the end of Brooklyn Mirage's illusion?

In this episode, we dive deep into Kendrick Lamar's 2025 Super Bowl halftime performance, peeling back layers to reveal a hidden conspiracy tied to his choice of song and the eerie connection to Drake and XXXTentacion. We explore how the controversial "Peekaboo" moment may be more than a mere coincidence, linking the cryptic nature of the performance to theories surrounding the intersection of rap, symbolism, and real-world events. What could it all mean for the rap game and the shadows these artists cast?

Think you have options? Think again. In this episode, we expose the illusion of choice—how corporations trick you into thinking you’re making independent decisions when, in reality, it’s all controlled by a handful of mega-companies. From grocery stores to tech, fast food to politics, and even subscription services, we break down why your choices aren’t really choices at all. And the funniest part? People actually stress over these fake decisions. Get ready for a deep dive into brand monopolies, corporate mind games, and the hilarious psychology of “choice.”

The shocking trade of Luka Dončić to the Los Angeles Lakers has left fans questioning everything—was this really just a basketball move, or is there something deeper at play? In this episode, we break down the theories surrounding the trade, from the Mavericks' potential relocation to Las Vegas, to the NBA’s financial motives, to the role of social media manipulation in controlling the narrative. We also discuss how trades like this expose the illusion of team loyalty and how the league prioritizes money over both players and fans. Is this another case of the NBA rigging its own drama to boost ratings? Let’s dive in.

In this special episode, I take a deep dive into my seven-year journey as a photographer—starting from leaving my IT job to stepping into the unpredictable world of photography. I walk you through the early days of shooting with local photo communities, capturing the chaos of nightlife, working with major influencers and models, and even shooting concerts and weddings. Plus, I share insights from my time as a Sony camera repair technician and the lessons I’ve learned along the way. I also talk about my book Efflorescence, the stories behind my favorite shots, and shout out the incredible people I’ve worked with over the years. If you've ever wondered what it's really like to build a career in photography, this one’s for you. 🎞️✨

The stock market is not what you think it is—it's a rigged game where hedge funds, banks, and institutions manipulate prices, create fake shares out of thin air, and use retail investors as exit liquidity. In this episode, we break down naked short selling, how companies like Blockbuster, Sears, and GameStop were targeted, and why the entire financial system runs on fraud. We’ll also expose how Tesla and MicroStrategy have been attacked with fear campaigns (FUD), and why retail investors actually have little to no impact on the market—despite what the media wants you to believe. Finally, we'll break down how to protect yourself from market manipulation and stop getting played by Wall Street.

A private jet crashes in Philadelphia, and within minutes, social media is flooded with footage and firsthand reports—long before mainstream news even picks up the story. 🕵️‍♂️💡 But who really benefits from this new era of crowdsourced journalism? Are we doing the media’s job for free? 🧐💰 In this episode, we break down how social media apps have turned everyday citizens into unpaid journalists, feeding content directly into corporate media machines while they remove risk and control the narrative. 📰🎭 We also explore the ongoing information war, touching on recent government confirmation hearings, media censorship, and how real-time citizen reporting is both a tool for truth and a weapon for misinformation.

From shady refs to betting-driven outcomes, sports manipulation is more real than you think. 🕵️‍♂️⚠️ In this episode, we break down some of the biggest scandals in history—Tim Donaghy’s NBA betting scheme 🏀💸, the Houston Astros’ sign-stealing scandal ⚾📡, Deflategate 🏈💨, suspicious UFC fights 🥊🎲, and how legalized sports betting has made rigging even easier. We’ll also dive into AI-controlled officiating 🤖⚖️, manipulated statistics 📊🧐, and why certain teams and athletes always seem to get favorable treatment. Are these isolated incidents, or is there a bigger game being played behind the scenes? 👀💭

A shocking mid-air collision over Washington, D.C., left American Airlines Flight 5432 and a U.S. Army Black Hawk helicopter in flames, crashing into the Potomac River. The official story claims an accident, but was there something—or someone—onboard that made this a necessary cover-up? In this episode, we break down the inconsistencies, military involvement, and connections that suggest this was more than just a random crash. Was the Black Hawk carrying a high-value target? Was Flight 5432 actually the intended victim? And why did it all go down over water, where evidence is harder to recover?

In this episode, Kevin takes a deep dive into the Epstein network, the CIA’s influence over media, and how Operation Mockingbird never really ended. Kevin breaks down how intelligence agencies manipulate narratives, how media illusions shape public perception, and what the real power players don’t want you to see. From Epstein’s deep ties to intelligence to the broader engineering which controls the flow of information, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

This episode takes a reflective and exploratory dive into several significant events: my firsthand experience at the Trump Hotel following the Cybertruck incident, the unexpected outcomes of NYE in Vegas at the Sphere for Anyma's concert, and the completely devastating LA fires.

In this episode, I explore the convergence of groundbreaking technology, historic intrigue, and market frenzy. Kicking off with the multiverse-like implications of Google’s Willow quantum chip and its potential challenge to Bitcoin's future, later delving into RFK Jr.’s potential push for JFK document transparency, . Meanwhile, Bitcoin continues to shatter records, crossing $100K once again. We also discuss mysterious drone sightings over New Jersey that have captivated public imagination and a chilling CEO assassination that’s sending shockwaves through the country. Wrapping up with a humorous take on the Hawk Tuah coin rug pull and Trump’s symbolic bell-ringing at the NYSE, this episode offers a wide-ranging look at the forces shaping our world.

In this deep dive, we unravel the enduring mystery of Bitcoin’s enigmatic creator, Satoshi Nakamoto. We dissect their motivations, examine key theories, and explore the technological revolution sparked by Bitcoin. With references from the HBO documentary, blockchain fundamentals, and profiles of possible candidates (Nick Szabo, Hal Finney, Craig Wright, and more), this episode unpacks the global impact of Nakamoto's anonymity. We debate whether revealing Satoshi’s identity would stabilize or destabilize Bitcoin and discuss the philosophical implications of a decentralized financial system.

In this episode of Off the Record with Kevin Jachimowicz, we break down the latest twist in the world of hip-hop’s fiercest rivalry. Drake has filed a lawsuit against Universal Music Group (UMG), accusing the label of inflating Spotify streams for Kendrick Lamar’s hit Not Like Us. With both artists signed under UMG’s umbrella through separate subsidiaries, the case raises questions about fairness, favoritism, and the integrity of the streaming industry. We’ll revisit the origins of Drake and Kendrick’s decade-long feud, explore the lawsuit’s allegations, and consider how this could change the music business forever. Is this a righteous stand for transparency, or just another chapter in their storied beef? Let’s get into it.

*NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE* In this episode, I break down my investment strategy in MicroStrategy (MSTR) and why I believe it’s a smart play for the long term. I’ll dive into the company’s Bitcoin holdings, its correlation to Bitcoin price movements, and its potential growth as Bitcoin edges closer to the $100,000 mark. If you’re looking for insight into strategic investing with a focus on cryptocurrency-backed stocks, this episode is for you.

Kendrick Lamar shocked the world with the surprise release of his sixth studio album, GNX. Join me as I break down every detail—from the album’s raw energy and standout tracks to the brewing tensions with Drake and Lil Wayne. We’ll dive into Kendrick’s bold move to independence, his iconic collaborations, and why this album might be his most unapologetic project yet. Tune in for an in-depth look at how GNX flips the script on modern hip-hop.

In this episode of Off the Record with Kevin Jachimowicz, I dive into the swirling controversies and theories surrounding Sean “Diddy” Combs. From longstanding rumors about his influence in the industry to recent allegations and viral chatter, we break down the facts, speculation, and cultural impact of one of hip-hop’s most powerful figures. Is there more to the stories, or is it all part of the celebrity machine? Join me as I unravel the web of power, money, and legacy tied to Diddy’s name.

In this episode of Off the Record, Kevin dives into the wild and unpredictable UFC card from last night. From underdogs proving their worth to Jon Jones delivering a highlight-reel KO with a devastating spinning back kick, Kevin breaks down every fight from the early prelims to the main event. Highlights include Oban Elliott’s standout knockout, Rameez Brahamaj’s huge upset over Mickey Gall, and Jim Miller defying the odds with a slick submission win. The main card brought drama as Charles Oliveira outclassed Michael Chandler, only for Chandler to nearly steal the fight in the fifth round. And, of course, Jon Jones made headlines not just for his finish, but for handing the belt to Donald Trump in a viral post-fight moment. Kevin also shares his frustrations with certain fights, analyzes surprising performances, and asks the big questions: Is Bo Nickel overrated? Did Michael Chandler fail to learn from his past mistakes? And what’s next for fighters like Stipe Miocic and Mickey Gall? With plenty of hot takes and detailed analysis, this episode is a must-listen for any UFC fan.

In this episode of Off the Record with Kevin Jachimowicz, we dive deep into the aftermath of the Mike Tyson vs. Jake Paul fight. Was it a true battle of skill or just another spectacle? Kevin reflects on Tyson’s underwhelming performance, Jake Paul’s calculated rise in the boxing world, and the emotions of seeing a legend in a different light. Plus, we break down the Amanda Serrano vs. Katie Taylor fight, highlighting Serrano’s warrior spirit, Katie Taylor’s questionable tactics, and why this bout was the fight of the night. Tune in for an unfiltered take on boxing’s most polarizing moments.