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Episode 135 - DMR Clocks 16m Views, Longlegs, The Epstien Files, Married at First Sight & Shrinking

February 26, 2026·29 min·5 clips

Kyle welcomes listeners back to DMR. He says movies are still his lane and that this run is basically a return to the studio after time away from StreamYard. The setup is intentionally rougher. He calls it a stress test before the show starts bringing guests on. A few people have already reached out to appear. The vibe is looser and less polished than the usual presenter mode. The Spartan helmet gets a full mention in the background. He says he bought the 300 replica for a hundred bucks in 2012 and still calls the film a cracker. The DMR logo is lit up again. Pulp Fiction is back on the wall, and he says the studio will keep getting built out over time. He keeps saying this is a mixed-bag episode. The middle of the show shifts hard into the Epstein files and the wreckage around them. He describes the material as horrific and ties it to trafficking and abuse allegations. Andrew Mountbatten Windsor is named as a former prince stripped of his title and arrested in the UK over misconduct tied to material connected to Epstein. He says that was a major reputational hit. He also says the story will probably keep unfolding for years, the way the Kennedy assassination continues to be studied. Other names come up too, including Whoopi Goldberg, Donald Trump, Elon Musk, Reid Hoffman, Sergey Brin, Leon Black, Peter Thiel, and Naomi Campbell. He notes that some people insist their names are there for mundane reasons, like travel-logistics emails. The conversation returns to the size of the DMR audience and the way the brand keeps growing. He closes by saying 2026 looks big, that the show will keep landing on YouTube and the usual audio platforms, and that the DMR crew is excited to keep going.

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A loose studio-reset episode with movie talk, raw energy, and real channel momentum.

This episode puts DMR in a studio-reset groove: StreamYard is back, the presentation feels looser and less scripted, the Spartan helmet returns, and the DMR logo is lit again while Kyle talks through a more active next phase for the channel. What lands is the energy.

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For a looser DMR reset with movie chat, studio energy, and a mixed-bag episode.

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