In this podcast episode, hosts Gio and Joey pay tribute to the victims of the tragic shooting in Tennessee before delving into the main topic. They discuss the tendency to assign blame to political opponents after such events and emphasize that the shooter is solely responsible for the tragedy. The hosts also highlight the rise in gender dysphoric people committing violent acts after being treated with transition drugs. They share information and perspectives from investigative journalist Andy Ngo, who is a member of the LGBT community. Through a biblical lens, Gio and Joey provide insights and reflections on the Tennessee shooting and its underlying issues.

In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss the concept of separation of church and state and the role of religion in public life. They highlight how faith can inform public actions and address issues like crime, violence, and school shootings. The hosts argue that society should not favor secularization over all religions, but rather respect the freedom of religion for all. They emphasize that while there is a separation of church and state, it's important to recognize that natural law plays a role in policymaking, and people of all beliefs should be included in the discussion. The episode also delves into the significance of religious liberty and how human rights are grounded in the belief that all humans are created in the image of God. Join the conversation as they explore the intersection of faith, politics, and society.

In this Episode, Gio and Joey discuss the shift in mainstream media's attitude towards the Covid pandemic, vaccines, and drug use. They mention how some mainstream outlets have tried to rewrite history and act like everyone was on the same page, ignoring the concerns that some people expressed earlier on. They also discuss the normalization of drug use and how it can be detrimental to society. Additionally, they talk about how some fast food restaurants and other businesses were using incentives to get people to take the vaccine, which they found to be disgusting. They end the discussion by emphasizing the importance of telling the truth and how comedians and preachers are supposed to be the vanguards of free speech.

During this episode of the Gio and Joey Show, the hosts examine two videos that relate to LGBT and other sexual matters and stress the significance of treating individuals with affection and courtesy. In the first video, a non-binary granddaughter asks her grandmother to use a different name to refer to her, but the grandmother declines. Nonetheless, the grandmother expresses her love for her granddaughter and worries about her well-being. The hosts discuss the grandmother's response, recognizing that it highlights the value of demonstrating love towards people, including those with opposing viewpoints.

In the second video The Gio and Joey Show discusses a song about adultery and the societal issue of valuing freedom over duty and responsibility. They draw on wisdom from Proverbs and emphasize the harm caused by affairs to families and society. The hosts also caution against the influence of such songs and urge listeners to stay away from adultery.

In this episode of the Gio and Joey podcast, the hosts introduce a video by Andrew Klavan, whom they find to be an interesting thinker with unique perspectives compared to other right-leaning individuals. They believe his insights could contribute to their project on Protestant political theology.

Then we talk about the hypocrisy in the entertainment industry, which is against the Second Amendment but produces violent movies. They argue that throwing off the restraints of Christian morality doesn't lead to freedom, but rather to less control and negative consequences, such as drug addiction and single parenthood. We mention that the French Revolution is an example of the dangers of abandoning traditional values. They suggest seeking truth and testing the principles of Judeo-Christian tradition to find a better path forward.

In this podcast episode, the hosts explore the topic of enforcing virtue and the dangers of combining church and state, using a recent episode of The Michael Knowles Show as a starting point. They discuss blue laws and the potential harm in privileging one religion over another, as well as the importance of freedom of speech and the potential consequences of blasphemy laws. The episode offers thought-provoking insights into the balance between religious beliefs and individual freedoms.

In this podcast episode, the hosts explore the life and beliefs of Aleister Crowley, and discuss his influence on society. They compare Crowley's views to the Christian perspective, noting how he promoted the worship of the devil and sought to manipulate young people to create his "army." The hosts also discuss how society is currently focused on influencing young people and how this focus has led to various societal battles, such as the push for children to undergo elective surgeries and the need for drag queens to perform in front of children. They conclude by exploring Crowley's personal beliefs, including his desire to become the devil's chief of staff, and how this relates to the devil's pride of position.

Sam Smith this past week shows the outcome of Aleister Crowley's teaching that is the spirit of the age. In The Gio and Joey podcast today we look at a scholarly article sympathetic to Crowley and show how Crowley influence is pervasive in the entertainment industry and among the elite. When you think of the Jeffrey Epstein scandal that has been buried in the news or the Balenciaga ads using children scandal you see Crowley's influence. Tune in to part 1 of this 2 part series wherever podcast are listed.

Part 2 will drop next Friday and shows artist talking about being possessed by "spirits" to do the things they do on stage. You won't want to miss it.

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In this episode of the Gio and Joey show we react to the talk giving by David Asscherick on the dangers of evolution and the picture it paints for society. With no basis for morality built into evolution the quotes discussed in this video will leave you wanting something more. Followed to its logic conclusion believing in evolution will leave you without hope in a selfish society.

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In this episode Gio and Joey talk about Sex and Culture. There is a book titled by that name by J.D. Unwin Yet what we are discussing is an article about its findings written by Kirk Durston and can be found here Titled Why Sexual Morality May be Far More important than You Ever Thought. He masterfully summarizes the findings of J.D. Unwin. Sex and Culture is a 600 page book. The book can be found here: Sex and Culture. Furthermore, here is a great quote about the article.

"Both Unwin and Eberstadt provide substantial evidence that a sexual revolution has long-term, devastating consequences for culture and civilization.” K Durston

Finally we supplement the discussion in our video with two video clips of a powerful must watch video titled The Case Against the Sexual Revolution | Louise Perry 165

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