New episodes. New commentary.  New sponsors. New Guests and insight!  All coming to you February 10th.  Join us then!

Peter and Phil discuss a place where many a courageous conversation has taken place among men - the barbershop!  Join us for a fun chat this week about the barbershop's role as a source of news, laughter, and serious discussion. 

Peter brings up the book, "Eat That Frog" by Brian Tracy which leads Phil to share a story regarding his oldest son with a similar phrase but entirely different meaning.  The discussion then delves into the importance of fighting for a child's education and Phil shares how he went as far as becoming PTA president to fight for his. Join us as Peter and Phil compare lives in another honest and thought-provoking courageous conversation!  

During the holiday, Peter gets caught in traffic on his way to see the musical rendition of Hamilton.  After sharing their thoughts on the musical, the two then take a blast into their past and upbringings!  Join Peter & Phil as they discuss the Broadway hit, their parent's parental styles, and their new outlook on gender roles since the days of Alexander Hamilton.  Don't forget to visit the website www.peterandphil.com & have a courageous conversation of your own!

Peter & Phil discuss different perspectives this week and how it relates to their students, trials, and football games!  Nothing is off-limits!  Jin us, and don't forget to have a courageous conversation of your own!

This week Peter and Phil discuss the 3/5th Compromise and more!  Do you know what the compromise stated and who it represented?  Please complete our survey below and join us for another courageous conversation.    

On Nov. 19 Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges in the shootings that transpired in Kenosha.  Peter & Phil briefly discuss the hypothetical, "If Kyle Rittenhouse Were Black," as well as venture into other social justice issues & trials like the Abry Ahmad case. Join us this week as we gently scratch the surface of several events that have happened over the past month!

Shannon, Peter, & Phil discuss how taking complicated issues and trying to categorize them into short phrases (like 'Black Lives Matter' and 'Heritage versus Hate'), oversimplifies deeper problems.  Join us in the last of this three-part series with conservative attorney and friend, Shannon Jenkins. 

Attorney Shannon Jenkins enters the conversation with Peter & Phil to answer the question, "Can you legislate hearts?"  Coming from an attorney, the response may not be what you expect!  Join us for another great conversation, and tune in next week when we finish the conversation. 

Peter & Phil welcome special guest and lawyer, Shannon Jenkins to the podcast to discuss protective classes.  Not only does Shannon offer a different perspective, but she also gives her insight on social issues from a more conservative point of view.  Join us for the first half of the interview from the unique perspective of a lawyer, with some feminine energy to boot!