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Doug and Ethan still pretend Mike may come back one day. This episode they get into a discussion on Recycling, environmentalism, and emergency plastic straw tracheotomies. They also answer an email from Cory about old earth creationism and baptizing babies.
In this episode, Doug and Ethan talk about moments in their lives where it seemed God's hand was at work in an almost undeniable way. They also answer an email at the end of the show.
In this episode Doug and Ethan read an email from a guy named Rob. The email is mostly about why we aren't Catholic, what we look for in a church, taking communion, bad pastors. Warning: some racism towards the Irish and the Scots in this one.
Doug and Ethan talk about their attempts at stand up comedy open mic night, struggles with their own addictions, and then talk about some of their all-time favorite films.
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle catch up after a holiday hiatus. They read an email that is critical of the show but still wants it to come back. So here it is, it's back.
Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle welcome special guest McGill Alexander from South Africa, who was in an intense hostage situation many years ago while living in Taiwan. A notorious murderer and rapist held his family hostage for 26 hours, shooting McGill and his daughter - both survived. McGill and his wife later brought a Bible to the man who held them hostage and led him to Christ, forgiving him for what he put them through. This interview is all about that act - loving those who are your enemies, praying for those who persecute you. Why are we called to do it and what does it mean?
The episode of Locked Up Abroad must be purchased to be viewed. Click here and make sure you are getting Season 1, Ep. 10: "Taiwan"
Read McGill's book Hostage In Taipei
Watch this episode on video here.
Cameron Belt sends questions. we answer. Sorry if the title of this episode led you to believe this episode was about beating your children with cow hyde. Didn't mean to get your hopes up if you are into that kind of thing.
Questions include...
-Where do you draw the line of being humble and accepting constructive criticism and knowing that you're good enough doing things the way you're already doing it? -Is there such a thing as too many fart jokes? -How do you feel about fan art of your own work? How do you feel about people selling that fan art? -Is it better to just let something go and let someone continue to look stupid or to "agree to disagree" when you know you're right when I'm an argument with your significant other?
Doug brings a list of topics for us to hit including:
Doug and Ethan discuss gratitude, Indian healthcare, not having legs, and more in this Audio Mullet Thanksgiving special.
Doug and Ethan discuss the cultural cue cards, the pressure to take a side on stupid things and get upset about stuff that is dumb and pointless. They talk about Star Wars, politics, and more. Then, after a brief interruption from Ethan's daughter, they talk about close-calls involving their pants.
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