The Gracious Two

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo, discuss the escalating tensions between Israel and Iran, emphasizing the global concern about Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. They highlight the hypocrisy of the left, who now express worry about sleeper cells in the country after previously denying the open border crisis. The conversation also touches on the construction of a secure border wall and the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, with the hosts criticizing Hamas for using civilians as human shields.

The discussion centers around the environmental impact of electric vehicles, highlighting the mining of lithium and the associated environmental degradation. The conversation then shifts to the rising gas prices in California and the absurdity of believing electric cars save the planet. The discussion concludes with Dolly sharing her plans to move to Europe and her experiences with a difficult divorce.

Dolly recounts a recent health scare with double pneumonia, leading to permanent damage and a strained relationship with her husband. She expresses frustration with the divorce process and the treatment she received. Gina, now living in Dallas, shares her positive experience in Texas, contrasting it with her previous life in California.

The podcast celebrates its 100th episode with guests Rod Bland and Gina Morrell. Rod discusses his upcoming performance at the Lincoln Center and his work with Live. Gina shares her positive experiences living in Dallas, highlighting the city’s friendly atmosphere and vibrant fashion scene.

A hologram show featuring BB King is being planned for Memphis, with a performance in Chicago already completed. The show will use in-ear monitors and a hologram of BB King. The conversation also touches on New York City’s pizza scene, with recommendations for John’s on Bleecker and Angelo’s.

Joe, a comedian, appeared on a right-wing podcast where he engaged in humorous banter with the hosts. The conversation covered topics like climate change, politics, and Joe’s upcoming improv show. Despite the playful nature of the discussion, Joe’s views were challenged, leading to a light-hearted debate.

The podcast hosts discuss various topics, including a recent guest appearance by Troy Garman, a rising TikTok star. They also bring on Dolly, a female drummer, and discuss her musical background and her experiences in Canada. The conversation takes a political turn, with Dolly expressing her frustration with the liberal policies in Canada and the hosts sharing their views on the state of affairs in both Canada and the United States.

The podcast hosts discuss the challenges of live shows and the importance of family. They share stories about their mothers, including their experiences with childbirth and the joys and challenges of raising children. The hosts also mention a potential future podcast topic about the authenticity of nuclear weapons.

The conversation discusses the authenticity of a video claiming to be the Tsar Bomba explosion, with one person believing it to be fake. The discussion then shifts to a humorous anecdote about a roommate who had loud sex in the shower and didn’t pay rent. The conversation ends with a discussion about future plans for the show and a studio party.

The hosts are planning a debut show and VIP event, ensuring everything runs smoothly. They express gratitude to their audience, including Daphne, Troy, Jamie, and others and tease a special guest for next week’s show.

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The Gracious Two LIVE Podcast - Every Tuesday at 1 pm EASTERN... Chad Gracey drummer extraordinaire from +LiVe+ & TGF has teamed up with comedian and podcaster John "JRo" Rotolo (Mr. GoodTimes) to form The Gracious Two...Together they are putting the SHIT in bullSHIT!!!

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The Gracious Two, John Rotolo & Chad Gracey start the podcast centered around the events of 9/11, specifically the collapse of the World Trade Center towers. Theories about controlled demolition were explored, with a focus on the differing collapse patterns of the towers and Tower 7. The conversation then shifted to the recent protests in Los Angeles, criticizing the media’s portrayal of them as peaceful and highlighting the hypocrisy of politicians like Karen Bass.

The conversation discusses the prevalence of misinformation and potential bot activity on social media, suggesting it is used for propaganda. It also touches on the South African government’s alleged mistreatment of white farmers and the controversial asylum claims of white individuals. The discussion then shifts to a lighter note, introducing Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling, a comedian, and discussing his career, including his time on the Howard Stern Show and his role in Amazon Prime's "Better Sister!"

Jackie Martling recounts his journey from a musician and comedian to a key figure on the Howard Stern Show. He initially sent comedy albums to tons of people including Howard Stern, leading to an invitation to appear on the show. Over time, Jackie’s contributions grew, and he eventually became a regular writer and personality, though his financial compensation was initially modest.

The Howard Stern Show’s success was gradual, with Howard’s humor and the chemistry between him, Robin Quivers and Fred Norris driving its popularity. The show’s format evolved naturally, with each member contributing their unique talents.

Jackie Martling recounts his rise to fame through his time on the Howard Stern Show, where his comedic talents and willingness to be the butt of jokes propelled him to success. He highlights the impact of his comedy albums, the creation of the Wack Pack and his subsequent work with Sirius XM radio, including his small role in the development of the Raw Dog Comedy Channel.

Jackie recounts his journey from comedian to a radio personality, including his time on the Howard Stern Show. He discusses his show, “Jackie’s Joke Hunt,” and how it was abruptly canceled. Despite being a close friend of Howard’s for years, he was notably absent from Howard’s wedding and 60th birthday party, leaving him puzzled and somewhat flattered by the exclusion.

Jackie Martling talks about his career highlights, including his improvisational skills and his role in the Stern's show success. He also discusses his current projects, including a documentary on Amazon Prime and his house being used as a filming location for various TV shows including "Better Sister." Despite his success, Martling remains humble and grateful for the opportunities he’s had.

Jackie discusses his appreciation for his fans, and his upcoming comedy shows. He shares stories about his time on the Stern show and his friendship with Howard Stern. Martling also promotes his book, “The Joke Man: Bow to Stern,” and his podcast, “Stand Up Memories.”

“The Joke Man,” shares a controversial joke he wrote and addresses criticism about Howard’s political views, asserting their shared left-leaning stance. Jackie also offers to share his work and merchandise with the audience.

The show is ending, and The Gracious Two are looking forward to show 100. They encourage the audience to check out the upcoming shows and the Jackie’s stand-up.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo discuss a variety of topics, including a controversial guru, Ed Kowalczyk's alleged “Samadhi,” and a negative experience with a guru. It also mentions a past encounter with Chevy Chase at SNL, who was surprisingly nice despite his reputation. The conversation then shifts to a hot take on Brittney Griner’s comments about Caitlin Clark and the WNBA.

JRo's nephew made a brief appearance on the show to be cute and hit some buttons. Future star in the making.

Brittney Griner, a WNBA player, complained about fans in the stands, despite the league’s financial struggles and her own success. The Gracious Two find this attitude arrogant and hypocritical, especially considering Griner’s controversial release from a Russian prison. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the Biden administration’s alleged suppression of data related to the border crisis and the issuance of Social Security numbers to undocumented immigrants.

The FQXhole Foundation, founded after Hurricane Helene, provides relief to those in need. They recently helped a Vietnam veteran, Tom Jervis, who lost everything in a flood and subsequent house fire. The foundation, led by Nadine Askey, continues to support communities affected by natural disasters, relying on donations and the efforts of volunteers like Jeff.

The conversation discusses the belief that Biden was executed in 2020 and replaced by an actor. It is suggested that this information is being slowly released to prevent a civil war. The theory also proposes that JFK is alive and is the source of QAnon posts, with President Trump being Q+.

The podcast discusses the possibility of President John F. Kennedy surviving his assassination and being involved in the QAnon movement. It suggests that the government, led by individuals like George Bush, has a history of deception, including the proposed Operation Northwoods. The discussion also touches on the idea that Trump has been aware of this plan for decades and is a key figure in it, with support from the military.

A ruling class of Satan worshipers controls the world, manipulating leaders like Xi Jinping. Trump is part of a global alliance with Putin and Xi, working to bring about significant changes, including the division of the world into three superpowers: the U.S., Russia, and China. This alliance is part of a larger plan to combat global issues like child trafficking and bioweapons, though the truth is gradually being revealed through controlled means to avoid widespread resistance.

The conversation discusses the need for people to educate themselves about the truth behind the elite’s alleged involvement in child trafficking and other heinous acts. It emphasizes the importance of knowledge and unity in combating these issues, highlighting the power of numbers in effecting change. The discussion also mentions an upcoming event on September 14th, featuring speakers like SG Anon and Scott McKay, to raise awareness and support for these causes.

Next week’s show will feature Jackie the Joke Man Martling, discussing his career from early days to Howard Stern and his current Amazon Prime show, Better Sister.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo share a viewer-submitted video of Chad Gracey & Chad Taylor in a studio in 2005. The conversation then shifts to Ed Kowalczyk’s recent interviews, where he downplays the contributions of the other band members, particularly in the writing of the song “Lightning Crashes” and the album "Throwing Copper." The hosts express frustration with Kowalczyk’s revisionist history and the silence from his interviewer, emphasizing the collaborative nature of the LiVe’s music.

The conversation discusses the surprising success of the song “Lightning Crashes” as a single, despite its unconventional structure. It also touches on the cognitive decline of President Biden, highlighting Jake Tapper’s denial of this decline and subsequent book about it. The discussion concludes with a critique of the Biden administration’s use of autopen for signing important documents, calling it a constitutional crisis.

The conversation discusses the possibility of a government-funded bioweapon, specifically COVID-19, being used to control the population and achieve a two-tiered society. It also touches on the idea of depopulation through vaccines and other means, drawing parallels with the Georgia Guidestones and the use of AI and robots to replace human labor. The discussion concludes with a humorous take on the future of employment and the potential for sex robots.

The podcast discusses various topics, including a hypothetical scenario involving a robot assistant, the construction of underground bunkers, and the potential consequences of nuclear war. It also touches on China’s alleged nuclear battery and moon mining activities, sparking curiosity about their impact on the moon’s structure and Earth’s gravity. The discussion then shifts to a flat-earther’s beliefs, highlighting the challenges of reconciling such claims with scientific evidence and the complexities of government conspiracies.

The conversation discusses Scientology, its beliefs, and its practices. It highlights the organization’s drug rehabilitation programs as potential PR tactics to attract new members. The discussion also touches on the influence of Scientology on celebrities like Tom Cruise and John Travolta, suggesting they may be unable to leave due to potential blackmail or threats.

The conversation discusses the lack of transparency in high-profile cases like Jeffrey Epstein and Maxwell, suggesting a cover-up. It also touches on the perceived corruption within the entertainment industry, implying that celebrities are manipulated by powerful forces. The discussion then shifts to a celebrity flag football event that Tommy Parker started on July 20th in Alma, Arkansas, featuring celebrities from “Blindside” and other films, with prizes including a Tiny Home and $15,000 cash.

Celebrity Sports Inc. is multiple events featuring eight different sports and will be broadcast live on Triller TV. The event aims to support veterans and the military through partnerships with organizations like hopefor22aday.org. Tommy Parker is also working with Andy Dick, aiming to help him with his sobriety and provide him with a platform to showcase his talents.

A new trend of people losing their composure on social media, recording themselves screaming about stopping Trump, is highlighted. The speaker finds this behavior bizarre and questions the sources of their information.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo discuss the history of the band Live, specifically the departure of lead guitarist and songwriter Chad Taylor and the subsequent changes in the band’s lineup. Chad Gracey expresses frustration with the band’s dynamics, particularly the influence of lead singer Ed Kowalczyk. They acknowledge Ed’s contributions but emphasize the importance of collaboration and teamwork in a band, highlighting the impact of Chad Taylor's songwriting on the band’s success.

The conversation discusses the importance of humility and collaboration within a band, using examples of successful bands like U2 and R.E.M. It highlights the negative impact of ego and the decline in success when a single member dominates the creative process. The discussion also touches on the political climate, criticizing the left for its lack of empathy and moral bankruptcy, while emphasizing the desire for love, peace, and prosperity in America.

The Biden administration was considering a backup plane from Qatar due to delays with Boeing’s new Air Force One. The left is spreading misinformation about the plane being gifted to Trump, but it is actually a potential backup for the current administration. There are concerns about the plane’s security and potential issues with its operation.

The conversation discusses the Church of Scientology, highlighting its controversial practices and the disappearance of David Miscavige’s wife. It also touches on the church’s tax-exempt status and its origins from L. Ron Hubbard’s science fiction writing. The discussion then shifts to political rhetoric, criticizing the left’s use of slogans like “Black Lives Matter” and “undocumented immigrants,” arguing they are misleading and divisive.

A discussion about political misinformation and the manipulation of public opinion. The conversation highlights the use of false narratives, such as the “very fine people on both sides” argument, and the spread of misinformation through media and public figures. It also touches on the need for accountability and the potential consequences of unchecked government power.

The conversation discusses the September 11th attacks, suggesting they were an inside job orchestrated by the deep state to unite the country and justify war. It highlights the suspicious circumstances surrounding the attacks, including the lack of immediate response from the Secret Service and the alleged involvement of the CIA in mind control experiments. The discussion also touches on the historical context of the attacks, comparing them to Pearl Harbor and their impact on public opinion and the subsequent wars.

The conversation discusses the perceived hypocrisy of the government and elite groups, highlighting their actions that contradict their stated goals. It mentions the Bilderberg Group and Bohemian Grove as examples of secretive gatherings where powerful individuals set agendas. The discussion also touches on the climate change narrative, questioning its validity and suggesting it is used for control and taxation.

The conversation discusses the origins of COVID-19, suggesting it came from the Wuhan Institute of Biology and was funded by the NIH. It questions the motives of Fauci, who is seeking a pardon, and highlights the negative impact of the vaccines, including Pfizer’s, which is linked to more deaths. The discussion also touches on the influence of pharmaceutical companies on doctors and the media, emphasizing the need for truth and transparency in healthcare and journalism.

Tommy Parker will be on the podcast next week. The show will feature Testicle Tuesday and other content.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo welcome Chad Taylor a founding member of the band Live, to discuss the Chads' new podcast and a recent drum video they collaborated on. The video features a previously unreleased track with Chris Shinn on vocals, Patrick on bass, Chad Taylor on guitar and Chad Gracey on drums. The mix highlights Chad’s drumming, particularly his use of ghost notes, and Patrick’s unconventional bass part, showcasing the elemental sound that defined Live.

Chad Taylor recounts their journey to sobriety, highlighting how their excessive drinking, fueled by a family history of alcoholism and a demanding lifestyle, nearly cost them their family and music career. After a particularly embarrassing incident on stage, CT sought help from a friend in AA, leading him to attend his first meeting and eventually admit to his alcoholism. Through the AA program, he learned to confront his powerlessness over alcohol and address his long list of resentments, ultimately finding forgiveness and a newfound sense of freedom.

The band Live’s success was attributed to their collaborative songwriting process, which began to unravel after the passing of Peter Freeman in 2003. The departure of Ed Kowalczyk in 2009 further strained the band, leading to a hiatus.

½ of Live, Chad Gracey and Chad Taylor discuss their early days, including how their music teacher, Don Karn, brought them together. They share their musical influences, with a focus on classic rock and blues. The conversation then shifts to Chad Taylor's songwriting process, highlighting the creation of songs like “Savior for a Day” and “Operation Spirit.”

The song “Damn at Otter Creek” was inspired by a dream and a desire to capture the eerie sound of power lines. The band’s collaborative process, with each member contributing unique ideas, was instrumental in creating the song’s architecture and emotional depth. The final recording, capturing the band’s first full performance of the song, is a testament to their chemistry and creativity.

The band faced internal strife after their manager’s death, leading to a power struggle and Ed’s increasing control over songwriting. This resulted in a strained creative process and a lack of communication among band members. Despite the challenges, they released “Songs from Black Mountain,” which should have been an Ed’s solo album but ultimately became a watered-down Live record.

The Chads & JRo discuss the challenges of maintaining a successful band while dealing with personal struggles and the pressures of fame. The Chads reflect on the impact of their early success, the creative process, and the evolving dynamics within the band. Despite the hardships, they express gratitude for their experiences and acknowledge the contributions of each member, including Ed Kowalczyk.

Chad Taylor discusses the creative process behind Live’s albums and his departure from the band. He expresses frustration with Ed Kowalczyk’s actions, including publicly firing him and using deceptive tactics to manipulate the band’s future. Despite the legal complexities and personal hurt, Taylor asserts his right to perform Live’s music and highlights “Secret Samadhi” as his favorite Live album due to the creative freedom and positive experiences during its production.

A new project is in the works, providing fans with an inside look at the past. CT emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and letting go of the past, encouraging prayers for all involved and expressing hope for a potential reunion. JRo says at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame the latest!!!

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo discuss a new voice mail feature on their website, allowing audience members to leave comments and questions. They play and respond to several voice mails, including a request to play a specific song and a humorous anecdote from a bachelor party. The Gracious Two also mention a surprise show & secret guest coming up on Friday.

The podcast talks about the left’s constant need for revolution and resistance, likening it to a never-ending cycle of movements without clear goals. It argues that these movements, such as feminism and transgender rights, aim to create a one-minded society controlled by a rigid ideology. The guys criticize the left’s hypocrisy, claiming they silence dissent and prioritize their narrative over free speech.

The conversation discusses Howard Stern’s behavior, describing him as pompous and suggesting he may be a sellout. It also touches on the Puff Daddy Diddy trial, predicting he will be “Epsteined” (suicided) to prevent him from revealing names. The discussion then shifts to Trump’s recent deal with Saudi Arabia, predicting the left will find something negative to say about it.

The discussion highlights perceived judicial hypocrisy, contrasting the lack of response to Obama’s drone strike killing an American citizen with the outrage over Trump’s deportation of a violent cartel member. It also touches on Trump’s successful efforts to free American hostages from Hamas, contrasting it with the silence from the mainstream media and Michael Rappport. Additionally, a mysterious chemical fog in Miami is discussed, with speculation about its cause and potential health effects.

The conversation discusses a recent blackout in Europe, speculating about its cause. It then shifts to a surprise guest for a special show and a past incident involving a band member’s injury during a concert. The discussion concludes with a mention of a potential reunion show and a critique of political views.

The conversation discusses the controversial topic of transgender rights, specifically the use of public restrooms and participation in sports. The Gracious Two argue that allowing individuals to identify as their preferred gender in these spaces poses a risk to women’s safety and privacy, contradicting the principles of feminism. The speaker also expresses concern about the potential long-term consequences of transitioning children, suggesting that some may be better off embracing their natural gender identity.

The conversation discusses the age of consent for gender transition, comparing it to other controversial topics like tattoos and alcohol. It is argued that the decision to transition should be made by individuals at a later age, when their brains are fully developed. The discussion also touches on the topic of sexual orientation, suggesting that it is innate and should not be judged or restricted.

The hosts discuss their upcoming episode and their plans for a live intro song. They also reminisce about their past podcast episodes and share humorous anecdotes. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as they discuss various topics, including their love for Jamaican culture and their favorite desserts.

The conversation discusses the new American pope, Pope Leo, highlighting the historical significance of the event. It also touches on the Vatican’s reputation, including allegations of child abuse and cover-ups. The discussion then shifts to a recent interview with Douglas Murray, criticizing his lack of evidence and dismissive attitude towards differing viewpoints.

The hosts discuss a viewer’s comment about the Earth not being a spinning ball and NASA’s alleged lies. They agree with some of the viewer’s claims, such as the fake moon landing, but dismiss the math-based arguments.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo, discuss the alleged planning of the 9/11 attacks and the subsequent wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. It highlights the involvement of former Congressman Kurt Weldon, who uncovered evidence of the attacks being orchestrated to justify increased military spending. The discussion also touches on the perceived hypocrisy of the left endorsing figures like Dick Cheney and the lack of transparency in the Democratic Party’s candidate selection process, exemplified by Kamala Harris’s nomination.

The conversation discusses the suppression of facts and the manipulation of public opinion by the deep state. It highlights the demonization of individuals like Elon Musk and the elevation of figures like Gilmore Abrego Garcia. The discussion also touches on the global influence of the deep state, its impact on Western democracies, and the suppression of right-wing parties in countries like Germany and France.

The conversation discusses the deep state, its alleged influence on political leaders, and its alleged involvement in financial mismanagement. It also touches on the dangers of fentanyl compared to crack cocaine, and the historical context of the Opium Wars. The discussion concludes with a humorous anecdote about the speaker’s childhood.

The conversation explores the idea that the “deep state” is driven by the military-industrial complex, which profits from war. It delves into theories about underground cities built for the elite, possibly as a response to catastrophic events like the Younger Dryas impact or potential nuclear war. The discussion also touches on the Anunnaki theory, suggesting humans are alien hybrids, and the potential benefits of psychedelics for politicians, promoting peace and understanding.

The conversation discusses the potential impact of psychedelic drugs on human behavior, suggesting they might have prevented war. It also explores the idea of a future utopia for the elite, contrasting it with the likelihood of continued conflict. The discussion then shifts to the COVID-19 pandemic, questioning its origins and the motives behind the vaccine, highlighting the influence of the deep state on political narratives.

The power of marketing is highlighted through the example of Black Lives Matter, which was portrayed as a movement for black people but was actually a Marxist organization that profited from donations. The discussion then shifts to the ongoing use of masks, which is seen as virtue signaling, and the need for people to do their own research and question the mainstream narrative. The conversation concludes with a critique of the double standards in the media’s treatment of immigration policies, comparing Trump’s actions to Obama’s and pointing out the lack of outrage over Obama’s deportations and separation of families.

The discussion centers around immigration policies and the treatment of illegal immigrants. It highlights the hypocrisy of criticizing family separation while simultaneously advocating for the deportation of families, including children born in the U.S. The conversation also touches on the absurdity of birthright citizenship and the lack of empathy towards those seeking a better life.

The conversation discusses the COVID-19 pandemic, questioning the effectiveness of quarantine measures and the motives behind them. It suggests that the pandemic was used to instill fear and control, with the ultimate goal of depopulation. The discussion also touches on the future of work and the potential impact of AI on employment.

A video shows a person walking a kangaroo on a leash, prompting a discussion about drug use, specifically fentanyl and crack.

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo discuss and PLAY an unreleased LiVe song, "Don't Wait," from their album “The Distance to Here” and also express frustration with the lack of media coverage on the suicide of a victim of Jeffrey Epstein. They question the silence surrounding the Epstein case and the lack of accountability for those involved, expressing disappointment in the Trump administration for not releasing the full Epstein list. The Gracious Two also reminisce about Chad's music career, discussing the challenges of selecting songs for albums and the possibility of releasing unreleased material in the future.

The conversation discusses the future of driving and the potential decline of human labor due to AI and humanoid robots. It then shifts to Tom Lord-Alge, a three-time Grammy-winning music engineer, and his career, including his work on Steve Winwood’s “Higher Love” album and his early experiences in the studio.

Tom Lord-Alge recounts a story about his brother Chris being offered the opportunity to mix Steve Winwood's album, which ultimately led to Tom mixing the album and winning a Grammy. Years later, Tom repaid the favor by recommending Chris Lord-Alge to mix Green Day’s “American Idiot,” which also won a Grammy. Tom and Chris have a supportive relationship, often collaborating on the same projects and pushing each other’s success.

Tom recounts mixing LiVe’s “Throwing Copper” album at a resort in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. He describes the challenging recording process, the fun atmosphere, and how the album’s success led to numerous other opportunities. Tom also shares a humorous anecdote about working with Chaka Khan, highlighting the unpredictability and magic of the recording studio.

Tom Lord-Alge discusses mixing for Dave Matthews Band, specifically “Under the Table and Dreaming” and “Crash”. They recall being asked to remix “Under the Table and Dreaming” after Steve Lillywhite’s mixes were rejected by the record company. The speaker also shares their experience mixing “Crash” at Room at a View studio in Manhattan, noting Steve Lillywhite’s presence and suggestions during the process.

Tom Lord-Alge, a renowned music producer, discusses his approach to music production and his views on the digital world. He emphasizes the importance of artists embracing technology to record demos and produce music independently, while still utilizing the expertise of objective professionals. Lord-Alge highlights the complexity of mixing music, explaining how he manipulates audio to achieve the desired sound, and believes that his unique techniques and artistic touch cannot be replicated by AI.

Tom recounts mixing a song for an artist, highlighting the importance of the artist’s satisfaction with the final product. The guys then discuss the dissolution of the band LiVe, revealing internal conflicts and legal disputes that led to the departure of a member and the band’s eventual cancellation. Despite these challenges, Tom remains hopeful for a future reunion and suggests band therapy as a means of addressing past issues.

The conversation discusses the strained relationships within the band LiVe, specifically between Ed Kowalczyk and the other members. Chad, expresses frustration with the situation and his efforts to reconcile Ed with the band. Tom also shares how he met his current partner in Paris while attending a Rolling Stones concert.

The Gracious Two thank the audience for their support and ask them to SHARE the broadcast. They discuss a friend’s health condition, mentioning a potential need for medical intervention.

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