ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
James Carville is a hypocrite and so are a number of Democrats who are willing to sell out the #MeToo Movement for the sake of power. I also touch on the origins of the word “soccer” and why it was abandoned and the unlikely reasons things happen in conspiracy theories.
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A listener questions why I don’t have more gratitude for Donald Trump. So I devote considerable time into all of the things I think the President has done well. I share why I’m both grateful and why that gratitude has a limit. I also talk about a common but ridiculously sh…
I expose a couple of personal failures from the last week. I also discuss a story that might have been the biggest story of the year that most of us might have missed. Finally I give Donald Trump the attention he’s been desperately asking to receive. I tackle accusations of geno…
An incident of the Streisand Effect has hit the LDS Church over their abandoned use of the word “Mormon”. I dive into a tragedy involving a teenager on an e-bike and contemplate the size of a tennis ball in comparison to my own head.
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There are some contradictions in Christian theology that we are okay with (we even like them). There are others that we are not okay with. I wrestle through why we don’t treat them in the same way. I also give a review of “The Mandalorian and Grogu” and talk through …
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