Has Charlie Kirk ever publicly discussed Scientology on his podcast or social media?

1. What the public record of Kirk’s podcast and accounts actually shows

Charlie Kirk’s main platforms — The Charlie Kirk Show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and his official site — are documented as daily news and culture-commentary programs and archives, with episode descriptions and transcripts available on podcast directories and his site, but those listings and snippets supplied here do not mention Scientology as a discussed subject ^{[1] [6] [2] [7]}.

2. Searches turned up a similarly named Scientology podcast — different person

There is a podcast called “My Scientology Podcast” hosted by Charlie Wakley, which appears in podcast directories and Podchaser; that host is explicitly identified as a Scientologist and is not Charlie Kirk. The presence of that program in search results can create confusion but does not link Scientology commentary to Charlie Kirk ^{[4] [5]}.

3. Major reporting about Kirk’s controversies covers other themes, not Scientology

Long-form coverage and fact-checking of Kirk’s statements emphasize his takes on politics, race, religion broadly (Christianity and creationism), misinformation, and highly publicized controversies; the sources provided cite episodes on creationism, race, Jeffrey Epstein, and other political flashpoints, with no mention of Scientology in those profiles ^{[8] [9] [1] [2]}.

4. Absence of evidence vs. evidence of absence — what sources allow us to say

Available sources in this packet do not mention Kirk discussing Scientology; because the developer instructions require that unsupported negatives not be asserted without citation, we must say explicitly: available sources do not mention Charlie Kirk speaking about Scientology on his podcast or social media (not found in current reporting) ^{[1] [2] [3]}.

5. Why confusion can happen — same first name, overlapping podcast search results

Podcast directories index many shows and hosts; search results here include multiple “Charlie” entries and a Scientology-focused show by Charlie Wakley. That overlap can cause mistaken attribution in casual searches or social posts, especially when platform previews (Spotify/Apple snippets) don’t clearly show full host names or bios ^{[5] [4] [1]}.

6. How to verify further (what to look for and where)

To confirm definitively whether Kirk mentioned Scientology, check episode transcripts and searchable archives on his official podcast transcript hosts and platforms (Podscribe, his show page, Apple/Spotify episode listings) for the keyword “Scientology” or related terms; the metadata and transcript services are referenced among the available sources but the excerpts here do not show any such hits ^{[7] [2] [1]}.

7. Competing viewpoints and hidden agendas in the sources

Kirk’s own sites and podcast listings frame him as a culture-war conservative and may omit or downplay topics inconsistent with that brand; independent outlets and fact-checkers focus on his political controversies and misinformation record rather than religious sects, which shapes what reporters choose to surface in summaries ^{[1] [9] [8]}. The Scientology podcast results belong to a pro-Scientology host — that show’s existence could be promoted by Scientology-adjacent channels, which is a separate agenda from outlets documenting Kirk’s political record ^{[4] [5]}.

Limitations: the answer relies only on the supplied search results. If you want a definitive, exhaustive check, I can search episode transcripts across Kirk’s entire archive (Podscribe and his site) for the word “Scientology” and report matching timestamps, but that requires additional source material beyond what’s provided here ^{[7] [2]}.