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On Club Random, Michael Douglas joins Bill for *One Hell of a Ride* — and apparently, that's putting it mildly. From a rehab leak that somehow turned a struggle with alcohol and drugs into a sex-addiction scandal to a tongue cancer diagnosis and the one conversation with his father he hoped he'd never have, Michael has lived through enough plot twists to fill several movies.
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On this month's Club Random Classics, Bill welcomes Roseanne Barr for a conversation about whether jokes can save humanity, how Joe Rogan’s doctor helped her, and what her kids won’t forgive her for. Roseanne and Bill revisit their battle at the Playboy Mansion, talk about the comedians who spoke their minds, and do their impressions of George Burns and Gracie Allen. They also get into Pharaohs and inbreeding, Roseanne’s wild pig problem in Hawaii, her pyramid of power, the beauty of Kabbalah, a childhood accident, singleton and multiple personalities, and their interpretations of the Bible. This episode originally aired December 23, 2023.
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Hello! And welcome to September 2026 edition of the Dana Gould Hour Podcast. Fasten your funny belt, we are blasting off, yet again.
Filmmaker Mike Mendez is here. Mike is a good friend of the show, and he has a new film out called Dernsie which is a documentary of the inimitable actor Bruce Dern that, get this, just premiered at the Cannes Film Festival.
And Mark Evanier is with us. Mark is a legendary comic book and television writer, with stories of being in the tranches from everyone from Jack Kirby to Sid & Marty Krofft, from Stan Lee to Pink Lady and Jeff. And he has deigned to share his stories with us. Mark is the author of Jack Kirby, King Of Comics, which is mandatory reading if you are in anyway interested in that world. And if you're listening to this podcast my guess is you are, and talk about his book.
There are some great live performances coming up, so check out the events page at www.danagould.com/events/!
In this opening episode, I explain why Christians need to become grounded and settled in the faith. Using Thomas Watson’s A Body of Divinity and Colossians 1:23, I argue that many Christians today know controversies, personalities, and secondary issues better than they know the central doctrines of Christianity.
I also introduce the goal of this series: working through the Westminster Shorter Catechism to build steady, rooted, confessional Christians. Catechism is not busywork. It is foundation work for worship, obedience, suffering, discernment, and faithful living in an unstable age.
Music: Exit by Beyza & Contemporary by Cody High
Tina and Adam Curry discuss their upcoming roles as grandparents, their recent health checkups, and their reflections on faith and control
Of course the God-Shot and Question of the week are included as always!
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