This week we talk about the Artemis mission to the moon, SCOTUS decisions, weird fetishes, Tiger Woods, and Japanese Twitter. It's a whirlwind and you don't want to miss it.

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Ok today's episode, we talk about Colbert's LOTR, amputee assasins, news from the Olympics, and whether or not we'd let a robot pluck our eyebrows (no, no we would not.)

Have you heard about California's unfinished butterfly bridge? Join us for an adventure about fraud, gay ayatollahs, the Oscars, and Trump's comment about, uh, Pearl Harbor to the Japanese PM.

This week we are joined by Florida Congressional candidate John Maples to talk about his campaign, what's going on in Iran, what we think about meritocracy, and how badly CNN flubbed this time around.

This week we're joined by the editorial staff of Not the Bee to discuss Iran, the process of writing real news in a world Beyond Parody, and why the original Planet of the Apes is awesome.

Mike Rowe (YES, MIKE ROWE) joined us to discuss the expert camerawork at the State of the Union speech, hot mics in the bathroom, and how to use comedy to reach people with the truth.

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This link leads to the official website of mikeroweWORKS Foundation, where Mike Rowe outlines the growing skills gap, the $1.7 trillion student loan crisis, and the cultural shift that sidelined vocational education in favor of four-year degrees. The site explains the foundation's mission to "make work cool again" through advocacy, public awareness, and its Work Ethic Scholarship Program supporting training in high-demand skilled trades.

On today's podcast, we discuss AOC's geographical knowledge, Candace Owens's ability to say words good, Obama's thoughts on aliens, and how to assure women they won't lose the right to vote.

Internet mogul Josh Seiter joins the gang today to explain some of his most viral videos and how he's able to troll the left from the inside. We talk Bad Bunny, bad Epstein, bad libs, good Mexican food, and the best way to win the culture wars.