J.D. tees off on the Trump administration for an ongoing series of unforced errors, including one that could end his support altogether. He shares news about an upcoming trip and his love for his favorite band.

In light of so much crazy news, J.D. makes an attempt to lighten the mood.

J.D. returns to the mic after fighting some creative struggles to discuss a multitude of current events, specifically a lack of discipline from the right and a lack of decency from the left. He also shares what he feels is the actual biggest threat to American democracy.

J.D. expands on his comments regarding the Department of Education, and follows that with a detailed summation of the situation in Ukraine and the necessary steps to bring an end to the conflict. The episode concludes with some priceless sound bites, and a send off to one of J.D.'s favorites.

J.D. gets into all things debt, from national to consumer, and discusses the negative effects and potential dangers of it. He also lays out, in detail, the struggle the American family is facing these days just to cover the basics.

J.D. returns from a 2-week illness to cover the latest on Trump, DOGE, and the democrats' feeble attempt to keep up. He also discusses some illuminating poll numbers, the situation in the Middle East, and a Twitter war for the ages.

An ill but fiery J.D. discusses the early days of Trump's second term, focusing on his fury of executive orders. He then torches the democrats for learning absolutely nothing, and shares yet another tale of a relationship permanently scarred by politics.

Longtime best friend J.T. joins J.D. for a very thorough and entirely hilarious trip through Minnesota Sports lore, reliving the most painful moments from this year and throughout the decades.

In line with J.D.'s New Year's resolutions, his longtime friend S.S. joins the show to discuss health, fitness, and the durability of a strong faith in this podcast's first sit-down conversation.

J.D. breaks down round one of the upcoming NFL playoffs and calls his shot on the Super Bowl Champion.