In this episode I provide an update an update on a couple of sports stories--Caitlin Clark and Buster Posey.

Then, I take a dry, sarcastic stroll through New York City's latest brainstorm: the push to legalize sex work and expand healthcare programs around it. With a mix of humor and moral clarity, I unpack how the city keeps mistaking "progress" for "please stop," treating exploitation like a quirky lifestyle choice that just needs better branding. I highlight the Christian perspective that real compassion means helping people out of harmful systems--not giving those systems a permit, a brochure, and a budget line. It's a blend of comedy, cultural critique, and a reminder that dignity and redemption matter more than whatever Manhattan is currently calling innovation.