U.S. Policies & Global What-the-Hecks Jay kicked things off with some spicy takes on recent U.S. foreign policy—mainly, “Why are we bombing Iran again?” He had high hopes that Trump would at least not start another war, but alas. He pointed out the double standard: bombs for Iran, crickets for Syria and Nigeria. Apparently, some countries get the “meh” treatment unless they’re trending. Mexico: Paradise With a Side of Cartels We gave props to the beauty of Mexico and its people… then immedia...
Jul 07, 2025•1 hr 23 min•Ep. 289
1. Defending Catholic Priests and the Faith Jay and Elliott opened the show with a candid conversation about the portrayal of Catholic priests, focusing on the sacred seal of confession. Jay shared statistics showing that while abuse within the Catholic Church must never be ignored, it represents a smaller percentage compared to other sectors. Elliott echoed the frustration over anti-Catholic bias, questioning why legal scrutiny often zeroes in on Catholic clergy while overlooking broader contex...
Jun 17, 2025•1 hr 10 min•Ep. 288
🎙️ Knobby Awards and Media Critique We kicked things off by christening our very first “Knobby Awards,” and guess who snagged Best Spaceflight? Bobby nominated the Blue Origin space flight for a Knobby, criticizing the media's coverage and the lack of qualifications of some of the participants compared to real astronauts. Angel provided information on the rigorous requirements to become a NASA astronaut, highlighting the need for a STEM master's degree and relevant experience. Jay expressed fru...
Jun 17, 2025•1 hr 9 min•Ep. 287
1. Episcopal Church Ends Refugee Program The Episcopal Church announced it will shut down its refugee resettlement arm after refusing to accept white South African farmers—despite having opposed apartheid for decades. The decision followed the Trump administration’s designation of white South Africans as refugees, which drew criticism from both the White House and refugee-rights groups. This move has sparked debate over whether faith-based organizations should let political considerations overri...
Jun 03, 2025•1 hr 2 min•Ep. 286
Cruise Ship Norovirus Outbreak & Protocols 🚢🤢 Jay shared the gory details of a Norovirus outbreak on a cruise ship that left 150 people, including guests and crew, battling stomach cramps, vomiting, and the dreaded diarrhea. The cruise line stepped up its sanitation game, but it’s not the first time this has happened. Chris and Angel chimed in with their cruise experiences, with Angel expressing a clear preference for not being stuck on a boat with hundreds of people. Lottery Winner's Arre...
May 19, 2025•1 hr 7 min•Ep. 285
🚪 Death, Trees, and Power Games Things took a serious turn as we discussed the tragic death of Virginia Giuffre, a survivor of Epstein’s horrific crimes. We questioned the "official" story (as one does), vented about the shady Epstein client list that’s locked down tighter than Fort Knox, and demanded real justice for the victims. Jay dove deep into a few global messes, including shady moves by politicians and questionable silence from powerful figures. Somehow Pope Francis’s death got tossed i...
Apr 29, 2025•1 hr 8 min•Ep. 284
Pre‑Flight Chaos Jay kicks things off by rapid‑firing clichés—saucy Italians, hairy Greeks, and (uh‑oh) drunk Irish folk—only to sigh when the last one immediately materializes in real life. The culprit? An unnamed U.S. cargo pilot in Dublin who blew a breathalyzer high score at 5 a.m. on 17 Sept 2024. Irish Aviation Authority yanked him off the flight, tattled to the FAA, and—poof—his license is now a coaster. Jay’s verdict: “Look, driving drunk is dumb, but piloting a jet hammered? That’s the ...
Apr 15, 2025•1 hr 12 min•Ep. 283
Grab your headphones, folks—this episode is spicier than a pepperoni pizza at an all-you-can-eat Italian buffet! We’ve got courtroom drama, super-secret psychic shenanigans, and the world’s most underwhelming Dairy Queen robbery. Buckle up and prepare for the strangest joyride of current events you never knew you needed. First up: Judge Leslie Ann ‘Calamari’ Celebrezi Here’s a judge who apparently thought her black robe was a cape that let her fly her pals straight into profitable divorce cases....
Apr 07, 2025•53 min•Ep. 282
👻🐵This episode kicks off with Jay and Chris discussing a ghost chimp in Dorset that apparently can’t keep its ectoplasmic hands to itself. Is it tragic? Absolutely. Is it also weirdly hilarious? Definitely. The conversation then takes a turn (downward, into the depths of horror) as Jay shares a tale of a Bangkok sewer disaster—because if there’s one thing worse than ghosts, it’s plumbing nightmares in Thailand. 🔪Michigan’s Bizarre Crime Scene: In a plot twist that sounds like a rejected Datel...
Mar 27, 2025•1 hr 1 min•Ep. 281
🎨 Roasting Postmodern Art The gang goes off on postmodern art disasters. Rae kicks it off with a disturbing story about an artist who wanted to let piglets starve—yes, really. 🐷❌ Jay brings up Piss Christ (a crucifix in pee) 😬💦, and Rae rants about art losing all meaning. Angel presents a light switch installation that literally just… turns on and off. 💡😴 The verdict? Yawn. They wrap up by laughing at a painting so bad even a toddler with a crayon could do better. 🖍️😂 🖼️ Good, Bad, and ...
Mar 24, 2025•1 hr 9 min•Ep. 280
Syrian Conflict & Capital Punishment The discussion turned serious with a dive into the violence in Syria, particularly the turk-backed HTS murdering terrorists targeting of the Alawite minority and the struggles of Christian communities. The team strongly criticized neoconservative foreign policies. They also debated the recent execution by firing squad in South Carolina, comparing it to other methods and discussing the crimes of the executed individual. Musk & Tesla Facility Attacks Th...
Mar 20, 2025•1 hr 1 min•Ep. 279
🎙 This Week on the Podcast: Embarrassing Visits, Spy Shenanigans, and Ancient Mysteries! Jay dives into the latest news with his signature mix of insight and exasperation. First up: Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s trip to the White House—was it diplomacy or a cringe-fest? Jay breaks it down with the help of a 10-point analysis from Victor Davis Hansen (because someone’s got to make sense of it). 💥 Ukraine and the West: It’s Complicated – What do Western elites, the American left, and European ...
Mar 11, 2025•1 hr 1 min•Ep. 278
We discussed the contentious Manhattan toll program known as congestion pricing, which New York Governor Kathy Hochul is trying to save. President Donald Trump had moved to rescind federal approval for the program, prompting Hochul to present him with a booklet on its early success. Lake criticized Hochul's delay in implementing the tolls and her pushback against efforts to end it. The program aims to raise $1 billion to fund $15 billion in bonds for mass transit infrastructure. They discuss the...
Mar 03, 2025•1 hr 2 min•Ep. 277
We discuss a protest against Elon Musk held at a Tesla dealership in Northeast Ohio. Over 150 protesters from various local Democratic organizations gathered to voice concerns about Musk's role as an unelected official in the Department of Government Efficiency under the Trump administration. The protesters claim Musk has unchecked power and access to sensitive data, while potentially benefiting from inside information. However, the protest does not appear to have impacted Tesla's stock or sales...
Feb 24, 2025•1 hr 2 min•Ep. 276
Professor Dave joins us to discuss current global issues, including health concerns and environmental challenges. The conversation shifts to discussing the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) and their growing influence. David also mentions the Great Green Wall initiative in Africa's Sahel region, where local communities are working to combat desertification by digging small depressions to collect rainwater and planting native vegetation. This effort aims to reverse ...
Feb 17, 2025•1 hr•Ep. 275
The group expressed frustration with people claiming to be experts on air traffic control and aviation, especially in the context of the recent DC crash. The discussion also touched on the tragedy of the crash, with Jay and others sharing their thoughts on the incident and the potential causes. Jay introduces a discussion about Altoona-style pizza, which is described as an affront to traditional pizza. The group watches a video showcasing this controversial pizza style, which features American c...
Feb 10, 2025•1 hr 21 min•Ep. 274
The discussion ended with Jay suggesting that Eric Holder, a former US Attorney General, should be put on trial and executed publicly. After being found guilty, of course. That is the most important detail. Other details: The group discussed the recent pardon of Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the Silk Road marketplace, by President Trump. They acknowledged that the pardon was a result of the libertarian party's efforts to court political favor, and they praised the role of various individuals, in...
Feb 04, 2025•59 min•Ep. 273
LJ discusses his journey as a first-time author and the creative process behind writing his recently published fantasy novel -Gristholme. He shares insights into character development, world-building, and finding the right balance between descriptive details and leaving room for readers' imagination. While excited about the book's release, LJ also acknowledges the challenges of learning the business side of publishing. The group looks forward to doing a future episode with an in-depth discussion...
Jan 25, 2025•1 hr 41 min•Ep. 272
Bobby from Fairly Decent Golf joined us for a great conversation. We discuss Bobby's golf brand "Fairly Decent" and related merchandise. They talk about supporting each other's ventures, making fun content, and being a positive community. Jay mentions covering real topics on the podcast in addition to silly things. Bobby brings up controversial statements Lake has made, suggesting more people should have an open mindset like them instead of demonizing them. The conversation has an irreverent, pr...
Jan 11, 2025•1 hr 12 min•Ep. 271
We discussed the manifesto of Luigi the assassin. They expressed skepticism about the authenticity of the manifesto and the circumstances surrounding the arrest of the suspect. Chris and Angel suggested that the situation might be a setup or a plant, while Jay raised the possibility of an MK Ultra operation. They also discussed the inconsistencies in the photographs released by the authorities. The group concluded that the majority of the Twitter sphere supports the individual and that the situa...
Dec 21, 2024•1 hr 6 min•Ep. 270
Assassination of Healthcare Executive Discussed We discussed the recent assassination of a top healthcare insurance executive, Brian Thompson. They speculated that the shooter might be a professional, well-trained, and calm individual who knew what he was doing. They also discussed the possibility of the shooter being motivated by a personal grievance against the healthcare industry. The conversation then shifted to the public's reaction to the assassination, with some people expressing support ...
Dec 13, 2024•1 hr 15 min•Ep. 269
We discussed the new toilet bill for chicks with dicks, new information regarding DB Cooper, a stupid hunger strike on an Antarctic cruise, Kash Patel as the potential next FBI director, trying to make sense of who is who and who is backing who in the flareup of the Syrian Civil War. Finally, thanks to the Jacobin for the laughs on Gen Z and its adoption of Fascism. Or something like that.. The previous episode is a Patreon exclusive for Thanksgiving. $2/month gets you access to exclusive conten...
Dec 05, 2024•1 hr 23 min•Ep. 268
Professor Dave joins us to give us some weird news regarding an Emu jail break, monkeys, Abkhazia news and a wild story about a German fellow that made his way from the SS to a certain intelligence agency in Western Asia. https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/georgian-breakaway-abkhazia-protesters-refuse-leave-parliament-2024-11-16/ Fairly Decent Golf on Insta YouTube & TikTok Rae Faba - fine art from the Great Lakes Team Mandalore - keep cycling weird i paint akron -Local artists bringing ar...
Nov 20, 2024•1 hr 14 min•Ep. 266
Election Reactions and Media Critique, Kamala Harris's Presidential Campaign Failure, Election Consequences and Democratic Party, Sotomayor's Retirement and Supreme Court, Balancing Politics and Personal Hobbies. Fairly Decent Golf on Insta YouTube & TikTok Rae Faba - fine art from the Great Lakes Team Mandalore - keep cycling weird i paint akron -Local artists bringing art instruction to the masses. Art for the people, forever!! https://www.etsy.com/shop/AkronApothecary...
Nov 14, 2024•1 hr 11 min•Ep. 265
Squirrel and Raccoon Execution Discussed Lamentably, we discussed the case of a squirrel named Peanut and a raccoon named Fred, who were executed by the State of New York. They criticized the government's priorities, pointing out that the state could not handle crime committed by migrants but could dispatch 12 officers to deal with a squirrel. We cannot express how angry we are that this happened. We covered the current political climate and the potential outcomes of the upcoming US presidential...
Nov 05, 2024•1 hr 12 min•Ep. 264
The gang discussed a problematic Twitter account and a TikTok account thanking Stalin. Jay expressed concerns about a proposed amendment to the Ohio Constitution. The conversation then shifted to various topics, including a British woman marrying a 300-year-old dead Haitian pirate, a British singer marrying a 300-year-old dead man, and the challenges of dealing with a stalker ghost ex-husband. The conversation ended with a reference to a scene from the movie Macgruber involving a character havin...
Oct 29, 2024•1 hr 1 min•Ep. 263
Hamtramck's Pride Flag Controversy and Tensions We discussed the city of Hamtramck, Michigan, which has become more diverse with immigrants from various backgrounds. The city's decision to block the display of the pride flag on city property has angered the LGBQT+ community and some allies, who feel betrayed by the lack of support they provided to the immigrant community. The issue has led to increased tension and vandalism of pride flags on private property. Strategic Move of Muslim Community D...
Oct 15, 2024•1 hr 5 min•Ep. 262
Wage Increase, Strike, Automation, and Economic Impact The group discussed the recent wage increase for dock workers and the potential consequences of their strike. Angel expressed concern about the potential for supply chain disruptions and the impact on the economy, while jay acknowledged the importance of unions and the need for fair compensation. However, they both agreed that the inevitable result of the strike would be the acceleration of automation, which could lead to job losses. Chris a...
Oct 09, 2024•59 min•Ep. 261
The gang discuss the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Ian, described as a once-in-a-generation storm. They share details about the widespread devastation, including towns being wiped away, record-breaking rainfall, and millions left without power across multiple states. The hurricane maintained its strength even after making landfall, exacerbating the damage. The boys mention specific affected areas like Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Chimney Rock and Asheville, North Carolina. The group expresses sympa...
Oct 01, 2024•45 min•Ep. 260
Professor Dave - a regular contributor to the channel - has returned for our fifth installment of Conspiracy Corner. For this one, we take you to the Mile High City & its strange international airport. Receipts below. We thank professor Dave for joining us on a fun adventure. We encourage you to let professor Dave know he really ought to start that TikTok account, the world would benefit from it. Our sponsors below, consider supporting us on patreon for $2/month. https://www.reddit.com/r/ans...
Sep 24, 2024•1 hr 16 min•Ep. 259
