After the show
The conversation after the conversation—fewer filters, no network executive pretending to check his phone.
NETWORK THE BACK STAGE CLUB
WELCOME TO THE BACK STAGE CLUB
You’re in.
You’re in.
Come backstage.
Past the curtain is where politics, pop culture and pure humor loosen their ties—and tell the truth.
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“The public gets the show. The club gets what happens before, after—and when the microphone should probably be off.”
Everything Kevin. Organized.
THE CLUB IS OPENThe velvet rope
The velvet rope
has been far too polite.
The Back Stage Club already exists. Now we are waking it up: closer conversations, earlier access and the things Kevin says after someone claims the microphone is off.
Already a member? Welcome back. We kept your chair—and possibly your drink.INSIDE THE BACK STAGE CLUB01 02 03 04
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Commentary, comedy and interviews made for members, not algorithms, committees or people who use “problematic” as punctuation.
First look
Books, merchandise, films and music before the general public discovers them and claims it was there first.
Private rooms
Online gatherings, small events and roundtables where participation requires more than typing in all caps.
THE STUDY
Politics
Four fresh arguments and two radio shows—because staying informed should not require moving into the news cycle and forwarding your mail.
THE SCREENING ROOM
Pop Culture
Hollywood lost the plot. So we brought our own writers, musicians and a fourteen-season epic.
INDEPENDENT FILMThe Flick Fest
Independent, award-winning entertainment for people who suspect “approved by committee” is not a film genre.
ENTER TFFA TFF PROJECTTALANTHE JOURNEYMAN
INDEPENDENT MUSICFourteen seasons of epic adventure. Hollywood may need a bigger attention span.
Right Trax Music
Finding artists with something worth hearing—and turning the volume up before the gatekeepers find the mute button.
TURN IT UPTHE PART THAT IS PURE KEVIN
Humor
Books, stand-up and speaking: three ways Kevin tells the truth before it has time to call its attorney.
THE NEW BOOKAmerica,
America,
Act Your Age.
Inside the Left’s National Daycare—where tantrums are policy and somebody misplaced the adults.
MEET THE BOOK STAND-UPTruth with a two-drink minimum.
The political world is already writing the jokes. Kevin simply reads them aloud.
WATCH THE SET SPEAKINGA keynote people quote on the ride home.
Comedy, resilience, merit and personal responsibility—without PowerPoint anesthesia.
BOOK KEVINTHE WARDROBE DEPARTMENTWear what
Wear what
you mean.
Common sense for your chest, coffee and head. Side effects may include nods of approval, sudden conversations and one progressive relative leaving Thanksgiving early.
SHOP THE COLLECTION
THE PART THAT OUTLIVES US
Seeking Educational Excellence
SEE helps young people discover their genius, meet accomplished mentors and pursue opportunity through achievement—not demographic expectations.
No punchline here. A student who learns what he or she can become is serious business—and the most important work in the building.
SEE THE WORKStay as long as you like.
The door is open.
The microphone is on.
Kevin has apparently been waiting by the door this entire time. Nobody told him the photo shoot ended.
Four from the desk.
How Elon Musk Trumped Russia and China
Russia’s latest space threat reveals an awkward problem: the American entrepreneur the Left loves to ridicule built the network Moscow wants to imitate. Somehow, that becomes another reason for Americans to panic.
What I Did on September 11, 2001
What I did on September 11, 2001 By Christie Wagner My first memories of life are of NEW YORK CITY which I consider my hometown although my parents and I were born in Hungary. Other than each of my parents dying in my arms I have never felt
Big Tish and the Boomerang of Justice
Letitia James finally found something she didn’t want investigated. Her. After years of examining Donald Trump’s businesses, properties, finances, associates, intentions and probably the nutritional information on his Big Macs, New York’s a
Trump Blows Rand Paul’s Mind
There’s a slow but unmistakable realignment happening inside the Republican foreign policy coalition. And it’s somewhat shocking. Senator Rand Paul is now reading less like a perennial internal critic of Donald Trump and more like som