In this episode:

- Defending Jordan Peterson from a random online attack by Kathy Griffin

- Final thoughts on Nietzsche

- Nietzsche, Hitler, and Trump — the real connection

- A couple of sad stories (one involving musicians, one personal)

- How I got my new guitars

- Two news stories that caught my attention

Hope you like it.

Any questions?

In this episode, I discussed:

- the D4vd murder allegation

- the death of Oliver Tree

- brief remarks on Nietzsche

- Rubio vs. Vance

- my first experience at Comic-Con

I hope you like it.

Riddle of the week: What do Christopher Nolan, Critical Race Theory, and Friedrich Nietzsche have in common?

I'm so sorry for the incessant ruffling of the microphone. That’s what happens when you take four months off!

A final farewell to my podcast audience.THANK YOU SO MUCH TO ALL 43 OF YOU!

I had a lot to reflect on after spending the weekend in Los Angeles.

Prominent Texas attorney Ken W. Good specializes in bail law, criminal defense, and appellate matters.

He joined me on Monday to discuss the case for keeping the cash bail system.

I hope you enjoy our conversation.

Let me know what you think about this contentious issue.

For weeks now, I have been promising the most important podcast in five years of podcasting about political identity.

Ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, here’s what I learned from world-renowned psychologist Dr. Roy Bauermeister about political behavior and the difference between the left and the right.

Watch and let me know what you think and how you identify.

Are aliens real?

Are they here?

Did they create us?

What is the evidence that the answer to all three is YES?

How do we even process this information if it’s true?

These are just some of the questions I asked Bruce Fenton in our extraordinary two-hour conversation recorded a few minutes ago.

This one lingers.

Hope you enjoy it!

What’s your first reaction—mind blown, skeptical, or already rethinking everything?

You wouldn't believe the things I saw in New Orleans this weekend.

I spilled all the tea in my latest podcast.

I also talked about the evolution of Hayden McDougall, Mark Kelly, Stephen A. Smith, and a new NJ drone theory.

I’m also not ashamed to admit that I literally cried as I gave a film review of Interstellar, which I watched on the flight.

I hope it all somehow blended into something cohesive and relevant.