Cowan sang karaoke with his sister in Texas. Nate experiences further challenges with a certain famous pillow company. Cowan has still got it… at least with one particular demographic. Blackface is ok now, as long as you’re really committed to it. Some dude on FB has it in for fatties and religion. Some cop-hater is apparently on the internet for the first time ever. Sisters are problematic.

Texas is problematic. We talk about names for our podcast that didn’t quite make the cut. “Sloppy wet kiss” is the worst worship song lyric. Chris has a birthday and reminisces over Homestarrunner and Strongbad. Nate gets suckered into buying an infomercial product. A guy on the internet claims he thought of Frankenstein. Don’t worry– Trump still has it all figured out! The Warren Buffet cartoon nobody asked for!

Chris’ wife just doesn’t understand podcasts, and he sings karaoke. Nate’s son isn’t really into books. Chris gets scammed. What is with Christians and acrostics? A groom gives a really creepy speech to his new bride. We discuss peaceful transitions of power and conspiracy theories.

Nate’s daughter is a psychological master manipulator and he couldn’t be more proud. Cowan’s New Year fell flat. A girl on Facebook just kind of makes up her own religion, which apparently doesn’t include any punctuation. Not taking Coronavirus seriously? Well, maybe you would if the virus was visible and also the size of beachballs and also every where at all times and everything else about it was completely different –ever think about THAT? We found the creepiest t-shirt ever.

2021 feels anticlimactic. Nate’s family wants Netflix back. Chris is disgusted with how much he spoiled his kids for Christmas. Nate takes a shower at Starbucks. New Years is ageist and unequal.

Basically, we’re taking a holiday break. Be back in January! Stay #woke!

It’s been a really rough month, but podcasting is a healthier form of therapy than party drugs, so we’re back at it. Nate’s anniversary plans take a dive. Into cement. Cowan discovers a discount on the toy of his (kids) dreams! Girls just want to be told they’re the same as every other girl. Landlords are obligated to rent to convicts. It’s transphobic to have personal preferences. Thanksgiving is problematic.

Christian author Paul McCusker joins Chris for this episode, to discuss his work on the long-running Adventures in Odyssey radio drama, his response to Woke culture, and his spiritual journey into Catholicism. Chris purchases an expensive trip down memory lane, paved with LEGO bricks. Paul had a TV nicknamed Baal.

Links:

Not The Bee article featuring Paul McCusker’s open letter to the culture

PaulMcCusker.com

Paul McCusker on Facebook

Nate fails to recapture his childhood memories with his own children. Chris’ son forgets an important part of the burger-making process. A Facebook user feels conflict between her faith.. and her dedication to a YouTube couple… and comes up with an interesting solution. If you’re not autistic, you’re not the REAL normal. Columbus was problematic.

Chris and Nate have desk woes. Nate faces an ethical dilemma with an inherited car. Chris rents an entire movie theater. Dream jobs are capitalistic conditioning. Random dude invites a girl to participate in his unique hobby. A mirror is for sale only to a Christian home.