The weirdest thing about the current hatred of Columbus Day is that there shouldn't even be a "Columbus Day." What do I mean?

He was an absolute boss when it came to being the Admiral of the Sea. He did something that hadn't been done and he did it over and again. He brought glory and honor to his nation and his Monarch.

But... and I cannot stress this enough... he would have no idea what we are talking about when we say, "Columbus Day..." And he would have absolutely HATED why it was created in 1892, on the 400th anniversary of his first voyage...

With his liver functions no longer "elevated," Rabbi Dave is reduced to taking Benadryl to try and sleep. The problem is it makes him late to stuff. Neither of the bys have seen the new rom-com "Bros." Is it because they are homophobes or because the film isn't that good?

To the surprise nobody who doesn't wok for Fox News or the Blaze, the Scooby Doo character, Velma, turned out to be a lesbian. Really... who was surprised by this?

Our Hero John Malkovich has a new movie coming out... in 2015, and parental behavior at high school football games it out of whack.

It's a no-nukes version of What the Frock!

Eric and Dave are joined by Jesse Chaney, a Sonar Technician Chief, who served aboard the USS Toledo and the USS Houston. The Toledo was a hot runner, with a Captain full of vim and vigor who is now rthe subnect of a famous internet submarine meme that you have definitely seen, but might not know the full story behind...

Jesse's story is -like so many - a combination of ups and downs, but in the end it is a story about overcoming the demons which afflict so many. It is a story that proves that there is help and there is hope for tomorrow...

You have often heard Bill Mick complain about GOP Republicans who give fire and brimstone conservatism speeches while running for office, and then turn into “do-nothings” once in office. He is, of course, not alone, nor is he wrong to express such sentiments.

But is it anything actually new when it comes to specifically the GOP? Today we fear today the slide into progressive socialism as a result of the GOPs failure to keep its principles and its word.

There was once a time when the GOP stood firm for those idea and principles. Until the election of a man who, along with his party, decided that in the interest of going along to get along, their party would allow the undoing of all that had been bought – in blood and in sacrifice.

Is it the end of the world as we know it? with all these international brouhaha going on these days, it seems like we might be. Part of the problem is that some people ever thought that podcasts were anything other than radio to begin with. Seriously.

Rabbi Dave got a new cell phone, and at long lost, his greatest dream has been achieved!

Eric and Dave are back to talk about the recent (repeated) threat by Russia to engage in the use of "tactical" nuclear weapons. With the destruction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, are we closer than ever to nuclear combat toe-to-toe with the Ruskies?

Among the founders of the nation stand many from Boston. For all the firebrands, the one who seemed more determined than any other to win American liberty was Sam Adams.

No... he was not a brewer. Yes, he did make malt - one of the main ingredients in beer, but he left the brewing to those who would honor his name later as they created their beverage in Boston.

Sam Adams was a skilled speaker and publicist. He used the newspapers and broadsides of the day to enflame passions and encourage action against British taxes. even the last royal Governor of Massachusetts would later say that no other man was as effective in promoting the American position against the Crown.

Later he would serve as a representative in the Continental Congress, where he would sign the Declaration of Independence.

After the war, he would serve as Governor of Massachusetts, but things did not go so well for the old firebrand. Ultimately events would lead to the Philadelphia Convention, of which Sam Adams wanted no part. "I smell a rat," he famously said of the Convention.

As a leading Anti-Federalist he believed with passion that the proposed Constitution was a bad idea and would usurp not just the States, but the very liberties of the people for which he had worked so hard.

When the State began to debate the ratification, Sam Adams found himself elected to the State Convention...

A television ad among a sea of television ads has Dave asking questions about why it is that the GOP seems utterly incapable of responding in any cogent way to the one issue that they had to know was coming...

On this sad day, the Rabbi and the Friar lament the departure of James Earl Jones, the very voice of Star Wars and King Jaffe Joffer.

Meanwhile there was no military coup in west Taiwan on Friday, so why did so many people believe that there had been one? The answer is becoming increasingly a problem, as Social Media once against demonstrates its scary ability to put information - bad or good - out there in a hurry.

Have you tried the latest Social Media challenge, "Sleepy Chicken?" Of course not. Because you are not a moron. If you're going to divorce your wife, don't ask for a divine trial. she's not a witch...

As we’ve seen, Brutus is deeply concerned that the proposed Constitution will result in a government that extends its reach into every aspect of Americans lives. And not in a good way. We turn next to Brutus’ concerns about the judiciary. He will explain that it’s too complicated for a simple everyday man such as himself to completely grasp – because, he reminds us – lawyers make everything over complicated… on purpose.

He points out that the plain language of the text would eliminate the long standing Sovereign Immunity of the States. Hamilton and Madison will argue – vociferously – that is not the case, that nothing has changed.

Meanwhile in South Carolina, an executor for the estate of a man who sold Georgia some much needed supplies during the War, hasn’t been paid by Georgia. Mr. Chisholm seemingly has no recourse to recover the unpaid funds… or… will he?

It depends on who is right…