Jacob from DryHippo Productions stops by and talks Season 6 of Game of Thrones with the guys. This is the first Game of Thrones recap episode CHADMAN and RANDY have done. An rest assured, Jacob was the person to have on and dig deep into the world Westeros. So prepare to geek out, because they dissect the show and season. Jacob also talks about his upcoming projects and Freedom Fest on July 2nd. He is responsible for all of those promo videos that were seen on Facebook leading to this weekend.

Continuing this week's run up to Freedom Fest this Saturday, the guys sat down with 90s cover band Rear View Mirror and talked music and movies. Music from the 90s resonated with a lot of people and to this day, can be listened to and enjoyed. But the movies...not so much. This is a fun and entertaining episode. They will be playing second at Freedom Fest. Be sure to come by and check em out.

Fresh off of Father's Day, the guys explain how they feel about a kid getting eaten by an alligator at Disney World recently. These 2 are not perfect fathers, but they would never let their kids out of sight long enough to fall in a gorilla pit...and they damn sure would never let their kids swim in a Florida lake where alligators have been known to lurk. (Even "if" the lake was on the Happiest Place on Earth.) This leads to a broad discussion on parenting as a whole, and how many Americans live in an illusion of false security and a "tribal" mentality; where other people are expected to help look after their children. There is obviously a vast difference in parenting in America compared to the rest of the world.

It is not common to find a homosexual who is "pro" 2nd Amendment. Most gays in America lean left politically and are largely for gun control. In light of the recent terrorist attack at a gay night club in Orlando, CHADMAN went looking for a person or group in the local gay community to discuss their opinion on the events. He found a local group called, "Pink Pistols and Straight Shooters" which consists of gay and straight people alike. This group welcomes anyone, of any orientation or lifestyle, to join them. They promote the 2nd Amendment and firearm safety. Friends Charles Collom (a gay man) and Randy Lovegreen (a straight, married, Christian man) started the group. They came by and had an entertaining and enlightening discussion on the recent events in Orlando and the 2nd Amendment.

Professor Michael Mastagni, a mentor of CHADMAN's, drops by the studio and talks with the guys. His story is worthy enough to be made into a movie. From teaching elementary school in the 60s, being drafted as a Mandarin-Chinese linguist during Vietnam, working with the NSA, CIA, and other agencies, and ending up teaching high school English and Art in Bakersfield where he ended up having a mouthy little trouble maker (CHADMAN) as one his students in the late 90s. He would have a profound effect on CHADMAN, as well as many other students. He would go on to be a professor at Chapman University where he recently retired after 50 years of educating. This episode proves that "real" teachers and educators are a true gift to society. Their lessons go way past the classroom and can follow us our entire lives.

Last month,  a member of the NAACP called CHADMAN insensitive and racist. Which is funny because he is not. This same member of the NAACP is apparently facing legal issues after beating his wife when she caught him cheating. So who is the insensitive one, now? This gets the guys talking about bigotry and leads them to discuss the recent mayoral debate in Bakersfield. Some of the candidates were asked if they would attend a homosexual parade. All but one answered immediately. CHADMAN and RANDY play this part of the debate for you to listen so you can judge for yourself how these individuals feel about the topic. What is interesting is how local politicians can look and sound just as retarded and fake as the presidential and congressional politicians. After all, a politician is a politician, despite the level of government.

Randy went to Vegas this past weekend and comes back with a story. Randy and his wife spent their anniversary there and saw Penn and Teller LIVE. They also got to meet both of them. The guys start talking about how Vegas has changed over the years. While it still is “America’s Party”, a lot of it has gone neglected. Regardless, Las Vegas is and always will be Sin City and will take a lot of you…in more ways than one. As Randy describes.

The Bakersfield, CA-based band The Aviators stop by and talk with CHADMAN and RANDY about how they got started, their sound and style, and talk about their upcoming 3rd album. These are some fun guys and the episode winds down with some hilarious discussions on random topics. They will be performing March 11th at B-Ryders in Bakersfield for their album release party. $5 cover charge gets you in the door and one raffle ticket to win tickets to future concerts in town.