On this episode of News and Views, the boys tussle about the Challenger disaster in 1986, the corona-virus pandemic (and possible, um, alternative explanations), the St. Louis Mayor giving City workers a raise up to $15/hour, being late paying City Hope STL for the work they are doing running pop-up shelters in the city (which got done because of work by Elliott Davis and You Paid For It), but not allowing the 1411 Locust location of the New Life Evangelistic Center to reopen as a day shelter for the homeless.

On this episode of News and Views, the guys talk about favorite seasons and being prepared for bad weather, a nation wide shortage of police officers and officers being allowed to wear tattoos, States punishing faithless electors and the importance (or not) and purpose of the Electoral College, and the plan laid out for the impeachment trial.

On this episode of News and Views

On this episode of News and Views

On this episode of News and Views, the guys talk about whether cosmetic surgery should be covered by insurance; an update on how to match the earthly life of Jesus Christ to the ancient Jewish feasts and festivals; and the best of giving.

On this episode of News and Views, we talk about a controversy over the hijacked OK sign (hijacked by trolls as a joke); the Battle of the Bulge being reenacted today in American politics, exposing the granite-carved bias in DC; most who claim to be Christian don't know Jesus Christ; and the out-going governor of Kentucky made 400 pardons, and the media is cherry-picking the worst of these to make him look even worse than he already does.

On this episode of News and Views, the panel discusses incarcerating someone because of an accidental death; how the life of Christ lines up with Christmas and the ancient Jewish feasts and festivals; and getting the word out to get an initiative on the ballet in the City of St. Louis for the reopening of 1411 Locust St..

On this episode of News and Views, the panel wrangles over regulating the use of graphics editors (PhotoShop, GIMP, etc.) in news stories and advertisements; the robocall pandemic; and Birthright Citizenship.

On this episode of News and Views, the guys talk about whether Forest Park should have basketball courts; the outlawing of conversion therapy; and the importance of details.

On this episode of News and Views, the guys talk about a man getting charged with murder for killing a dog; the fireball over St. Louis, and the shielding of earth by both its own atmosphere and the rest of the solar system; and Pastor Mark hiccups his way through talking about those stuck out on the streets even in deadly cold weather, and how the City of St. Louis has seriously dropped the ball in taking care of them.