Michael Cohen Lands Weekly Show on WABC Radio

RADIO ONLINE | Thursday, July 2, 2026 | 10:31pm CT

Michael Cohen

Michael Cohen, the former personal attorney and longtime adviser to President Donald Trump, is joining WABC Radio with a new weekly talk show that will focus on politics, power and his firsthand experiences at the center of some of the nation's biggest political controversies.

When You Know... You Know premieres Sunday, July 12, at 5pm ET on WABC-AM/New York. The one-hour program will feature Cohen's commentary on politics, the justice system and current events, drawing on his experience as Trump's former attorney, executive vice president of the Trump Organization and later as a federal inmate.

The radio show will be accompanied by a weekly podcast, When You Know... You Know Unleashed, debuting Tuesdays. Red Apple Media says the podcast will expand on topics discussed on the radio program with an uncensored format.

"My sources tell me that the sources being used by others are bullsh*t!" Cohen said in announcing the new venture.

Red Apple Media owner John Catsimatidis said Cohen brings a unique perspective to the station's lineup.

"Michael has lived through events most people only read about," Catsimatidis said. "I'm interested to see what listeners think as the layers beneath the headlines unfold and reality is exposed."

WABC Radio President Chad Lopez said listeners of all political affiliations will find the program compelling.

"In the short time I've spent with Michael and gotten to know him, these stories will have listeners laughing one minute, stunned the next, but always engaged," Lopez said. "Republican, Democrat, and Independent, listeners will be drawn to When You Know... You Know."

Cohen said he chose WABC Radio after being approached by several radio and television outlets because he wanted a platform that would allow him to express his views freely.

The program will feature guests from politics, media, entertainment, law enforcement, business and other fields. Cohen joins a WABC lineup that includes John Catsimatidis, Sid Rosenberg, Anthony Cumia, Larry Kudlow, Greg Kelly, Roger Stone, Rita Cosby, James Golden, Joe Concha, Dominic Carter, Mark Levin, Brian Kilmeade and Walter Sterling.