The Gracious Two

The Gracious two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo, discusses Ed Kowalczyk’s recent actions, including promoting a subpar drummer and bassist and taking legal losses. It highlights Ed’s perceived out-of-touch behavior and suggests he prioritizes his ego over his fans’ and loved ones. The discussion also touches on Ed’s possible strained relationship with his brother, Adam Kowalczyk, and Adam doesn't tour with LiVe.

The conversation discusses the importance of parents having open conversations with their children about safety and boundaries, emphasizing the need to protect children from potential predators. It highlights the disturbing case of a man exposing himself in a women’s locker room, sparking a discussion about the need for stricter regulations to prevent such incidents. The conversation also touches on the controversial issue of transgender individuals accessing women’s spaces, raising concerns about the potential risks to children’s safety.

Jason Pierce, a drummer, discusses his experience touring with Our Lady Peace, Evans Blue, Justin Bieber and others and his love for drums. He highlights the meticulous engineering of DW drums, praising their sound and feel. Jason also mentions the challenges of touring with a young family and expresses his preference for headline dates over festivals.

Jason, a musician, discusses his experience in the festival circuit, enjoying observing other bands and their performances. He emphasizes his love for music and his goal of creating meaningful work, rather than seeking fame. The conversation also touches on a wildfire in New Jersey and Jason’s songwriting process with Our Lady Peace, highlighting their collaborative and supportive approach.

Jason discusses his preference for playing music by ear rather than strictly following sheet music, emphasizing the importance of connecting with the audience and infusing creativity into his performances. He shares his experience recording with renowned producer Nick Raskulinecz in Nashville, where he had the opportunity to play on Neil Peart’s drum kit, a moment he describes as “crazy.” Jason also mentions his home studio setup and his collaborations with Dallas Green, highlighting the diverse musical projects he’s been involved in throughout his career.

Jason recounts his journey with Never Ending White Lights, a Canadian project that led him to tour with Our Lady Peace. He emphasizes the importance of camaraderie and security in a band, highlighting the challenges of being a freelance musician. Jason also shares his experience playing with Justin Bieber during his early rise to fame.

The Gracious Two and Jason discuss his pre-concert routine, which involves physical preparation and mental focus. He shares a humorous anecdote about his father’s disruptive behavior at a concert, highlighting the challenges of managing personal situations while performing. JRo also recounts a past incident where he, in his youth, confronted his girlfriend and mother backstage at a LiVe concert, leading to a humorous and embarrassing confrontation.

The conversation discusses the passion and expertise of drummers, highlighting the shared experiences and insights they bring. It also touches on the topic of flat Earth beliefs, acknowledging the passion of proponents while emphasizing the need for evidence and scientific reasoning. The discussion concludes with a call to action for the audience to share, like, follow, and subscribe.

The show presents both sides of an issue to encourage critical thinking and independent research. They encourage viewers to like, subscribe, and share the content.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo discuss the perceived hypocrisy of the Democratic Party, specifically their support for illegal immigrants and their opposition to President Trump. It highlights the actions of Democratic politicians, such as their efforts to bring back an MS-13 member and their defense of radical policies. The conversation also touches on the COVID-19 pandemic, suggesting that it originated from a lab funded by Dr. Fauci, who has since been pardoned by former President Biden.

The podcast then discusses the alleged conspiracy surrounding the origin of COVID-19, suggesting it may have been leaked from a China lab to divert blame from the US. It also touches on the controversial figure of Dr. Fauci. The discussion then shifts to a weight loss product called AYDS, highlighting the timing of its release coinciding with the AIDS epidemic.

Flat Earth Dave, argues that the Earth’s curvature is an illusion caused by perspective, and that evidence such as pilot accounts and sniper calculations are flawed. He dismisses claims of Coriolis effect and argue that all space agencies are controlled by NASA, using the space race as a facade for depopulation. Flat Earth Dave also questions the authenticity of Katy Perry’s space photos, suggesting they are part of a larger ritualistic agenda.

The conversation discusses the plausibility of space travel, specifically the Blue Origin spaceflight. Dave questions the authenticity of the footage, pointing out inconsistencies such as the lack of a smoke trail and the seemingly impossible landing. The discussion then shifts to the shape of the Earth, with the speaker presenting arguments for a flat Earth model, including the need for containment of large bodies of water and the elevation of Antarctica.

Dave argues that the Earth is flat, using examples of visible lights and objects at great distances, which they claim should be obscured by curvature. They propose that refraction is the only explanation for these observations, but find it implausible that light would refract perfectly to align with the horizon. Flat Earth Dave also questions the existence of Antarctica as a continent, suggesting it might be a wall or barrier preventing exploration beyond a certain point, and references historical maps and theories about additional landmasses beyond Antarctica.

A discussion about the existence of Starlink satellites and the feasibility of seeing them at 350 miles up is presented. The conversation then shifts to the concept of gravity, with one person arguing that the Earth’s motion and speed should cause water to be pulled towards the center, while another believes in the existence of gravity.

A discussion about the authenticity of NASA’s space footage and the existence of the space station is presented. JRo questions the plausibility of certain images and videos, suggesting they may be fake or manipulated. Dave highlights inconsistencies in lighting and shadows in some of the footage.

Dave argues that the Earth is flat, using the position of stars and the analemma as evidence. He believes the sun is within the firmament, possibly projected, and that the Earth is intelligently designed. Dave challenges round globe believers to take an app challenge and win 3 Bitcoins if they can prove the Earth is a globe.

The show was active with many comments. They will have an Instagram show this week and a show with Jason Pierce from Our Lady Peace on Friday.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo start the podcast off discussing the concept of safe words in intimate relationships, with both hosts expressing disinterest in the practice. They then share a humorous anecdote about visiting an S&M club in New York City, highlighting their shock and disbelief at the explicit activities they witnessed. The discussion shifts to political topics, criticizing the actions of left-wing groups, including vandalizing Tesla chargers and supporting controversial figures like the leader of MS-13.

The podcast talks about the political climate, highlighting the illogical nature of certain political points and the polarization of society. It also touches on the music industry, mentioning a Metallica podcast called "Metal Up Your Podcast" and the success of cover bands. The discussion then shifts to the Clint Wells journey as a musician, starting with playing guitar to hang out with a friend and eventually pursuing original music.

The conversation discusses Metallica’s evolution, particularly the Black Album, which some fans view as a sellout. It also touches on a Rolling Stone article about the band LiVe’s business dealings, which was deemed inaccurate and led to a defamation settlement. The discussion concludes with a reflection on the unique chemistry of the original members of LiVe and the impact of their split.

Chad Gracey recounts a series of events involving a severed tricep tendon, being replaced by another drummer named Robyn Diaz, and feeling betrayed when new songs were recorded without his knowledge. Clint shares a humorous anecdote about Metallica’s performance with guest musicians and discusses rumors about Korn’s name origin. The conversation touches on the evolution of music and the impact of misinformation in the digital age.

The conversation recounts a meet-and-greet with Chad Gracey of Live, where the Clint Wells awkwardly complimented his drumming style and a deep cut song. CAG said he regrets turning down an opportunity to open for U2, which could have significantly impacted Live’s career. Despite this, Live experienced massive success with their album “Throwing Copper,” selling out theaters and eventually arenas.

The band Live experienced a shift in their sound and fan base with their albums “V” and “Birds of Prey,” moving away from their earlier grunge sound. Despite the label’s lack of support for “V,” the song “Overcome” gained popularity after the September 11 attacks. The band’s touring dynamics changed, with smaller venues in the US and larger ones overseas, though they didn’t actively track the impact of their records on ticket sales.

Clint Wells, a musician, discusses his career in music and podcasting. He expresses a desire to spend more time with his family and pursue other creative outlets, such as music production.

Clint Wells discusses the challenges of touring, including the monotony of bus life and the struggle to find time for personal pursuits. He highlights the importance of rest and healthy habits, contrasting the public perception of rock star life with the reality. Clint also mentions his upcoming tour with Morgan Wade and his Metallica podcast, “Metal Up Your Podcast,” hinting at a potential appearance by Chad.

Next week’s guest is Flat Earth Dave. The Gracious Two encourage viewers to share and follow the show.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John "JRo" Rotolo discuss the recent actions of President Trump regarding tariffs, noting his strategy of keeping people on their toes. They also highlight the hypocrisy of the left in supporting a convicted MS-13 gang member, highlighting the left’s tendency to double down on their positions despite evidence to the contrary.

The conversation discusses the use of paid protesters by political groups to create the illusion of widespread support. It highlights the absurdity of this practice, comparing it to the media’s sensationalism and the left’s reliance on emotive tactics. The discussion also touches on the political landscape in Australia, noting the shift in party ideologies and the influence of corporations on politics.

The conversation discusses the misuse of derogatory terms like “Nazi” and “fascist” to describe individuals with differing viewpoints. It highlights the disillusionment among young people with the current state of affairs, particularly the perceived hypocrisy and disconnect from reality among mainstream media and political figures. The discussion also touches on the changing nature of political labels and the impact of social pressure on expressing common-sense opinions.

The conversation discusses the political landscape in the US, focusing on the perceived abandonment of voters by the left and their subsequent support for Trump. It highlights the lack of pushback against the Democratic Party’s candidate selection process and the perceived hypocrisy of their actions. The discussion then shifts to gun control in Australia, comparing it to the US and noting the rise in crime despite gun restrictions.

The conversation discusses Charlie Sheen’s unapologetic attitude and its appeal, as well as the dangers of drug use, particularly whippets and ketamine. The guest, Sloe Jack, shares his experiences growing up in a meth-ridden town and his journey to sobriety, emphasizing the importance of self-control and the dangers of excessive drug use. The conversation also touches on the dangers of fentanyl and the importance of testing drugs, especially when obtained from unknown sources.

A discussion about a highly caffeinated drink called Ghost, which is compared to Adderall, is followed by a critique of modern media’s overrepresentation of diversity. The podcast argues that this representation, often forced and unrealistic, detracts from the immersion and enjoyment of movies and TV shows. They contrast this with examples of well-received diverse casts, like in the Dune movie, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in storytelling.

The podcast discusses cultural assimilation, diversity, and the importance of respecting local cultures when moving to a new country. It highlights the United States as a diverse nation and contrasts it with more homogeneous countries like China and Japan. The discussion also touches on the political climate in Australia, mentioning the popularity of unconventional political parties and the country’s strategic alliance with the United States.

The conversation discusses Trump’s tax plan, hoping it works out for Americans. The discussion then shifts to music, with the guest sharing their musical style, a mix of grunge, country, and hip-hop. The conversation ends with a humorous exchange about accents and education.

The hosts say goodbye to guest, Sloe Jack, and discuss having him back on the show. They then introduce the next guest, Clint Wells from the Morgan Wallen band.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John "JRo" Rotolo begins the podcast with a discussion of humorous videos, including a prank involving a cab driver and a chloroform napkin and another involving people being chased with a fake bomb bags. The Gracious Two then shift to a more serious topic, criticizing the media for portraying a deported MS-13 leader as a “father” and “Maryland man,” downplaying his criminal involvement.

The media is criticized for portraying a suspected MS-13 member as a “Maryland man” despite evidence of his gang affiliation. The podcast then shifts to a reporter praising a man accused of murder, highlighting perceived double standards in media coverage. The conversation concludes with a critique of the left’s perceived radicalization and encouragement of violence.

The Gracious Two discuss the left’s tendency to glorify criminals, such as George Floyd, and the absurdity of not having armed guards in schools. It highlights the need for better security measures, including armed guards and metal detectors, to protect students. The discussion also touches on the political agenda behind gun control and the lack of effective enforcement of existing laws.

Myc Cover was founded to create customizable microphone covers for content creators. The covers are made from a durable, eco-friendly material and can be easily swapped out to match different branding or events. While the company currently recommends stickers for customization, they are exploring other options like engraved sleeves or UV printing.

The Myc Cover is being designed with precision engineering to fit securely without adhesive. The cover’s design allows for easy branding and customization, making it appealing to content creators and potentially podcast networks for sponsorship opportunities. Ryan Wilson, who also hosts a podcast about small business owners, is taking a hiatus to refine their podcast’s niche and focus on the microphone cover launch.

Ryan values authenticity and unscripted conversations, believing they resonate more with audiences than highly produced content.

The conversation discusses the environmental impact of plastics and the potential for eco-friendly alternatives. It also touches on the political landscape, highlighting the presence of President Trump at a UFC event and contrasting it with Bernie Sanders’ rally disrupted by Black Lives Matter activists. The discussion concludes with a brief mention of the stock market’s volatility following Trump’s tariff announcement.

The Gracious Two highlight the perceived hypocrisy of the left in their narrative about police brutality against unarmed black men, arguing that statistics show more unarmed white men are killed by police. It questions the motives behind this narrative, suggesting it is used to divide people and gain votes. The conversation also touches on the lack of leadership and direction within the Democratic Party, criticizing its actions and policies.

JRo discusses the possibility of a third party emerging from the political landscape, noting the shifting ideologies of certain politicians. They express disappointment that this potential third party, which could have been centered, never materialized.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John JRo Rotolo started the podcast of talking about a Georgia couple, two gay men, that were sentenced to 100 years in prison for molesting their adopted sons and pimping them out to a local pedophile ring. The investigation lasted a month before the perpetrators, a government worker and a banker, were apprehended. The Gracious Two express disgust and outrage at the actions of the couple, emphasizing the need for stricter adoption processes and the severe consequences pedophiles should face.

The podcast then discusses a disturbing case of child sexual abuse and the slow pace of justice. It then shifts to a discussion about the band LiVe, their music, and the creative process behind their albums. The conversation highlights the band’s evolution and the impact of their music on fans.

Chad Gracey the original and ONLY drummer from the band Live discusses his experiences with the band, including his evolving relationship with lead singer Ed Kowalczyk. He highlights the creative process behind hit songs like “Lightning Crashes” and “Lakini’s Juice,” and suggests that Ed’s ego and lack of communication contributed to the band’s eventual breakup.

The conversation discusses the strained relationship between the members of Live, particularly between Ed Kowalczyk and the rest of the band. Chad expresses frustration with Ed’s lack of communication and perceived betrayal, contrasting it with Chad Taylor’s seemingly willingness to address the issues. Despite the legal battles and personal conflicts, Brian remains a fan of the band and acknowledges the talent of all members, including Chris Shinn, who briefly joined the band.

The conversation discusses the complexities of band dynamics, highlighting both the creative contributions and personal conflicts that shaped the band’s music. While acknowledging the band’s lead singer’s talent and songwriting prowess, the speaker expresses disdain for his solo work, describing it as lacking the edginess and collaborative spirit of their original music. The discussion also touches on the perks of fame, including interactions with celebrities like Dennis Rodman, and the band’s influences, citing REM and U2 as pivotal in their musical journey.

The conversation discusses LiVe's experience performing on Saturday Night Live, highlighting their nervousness and excitement. It also touches on their differing political views, particularly regarding Bill Maher’s visit to the White House, with one person expressing disappointment in the lack of challenging questions. The discussion concludes with a discussion on the importance of respectful dialogue, even with differing viewpoints.

The media is criticized for its extreme bias and lack of real journalism, prioritizing clicks over accuracy. The importance of open dialogue and understanding between different political perspectives is emphasized, highlighting the need for a bridge between the two sides in the country. The conversation also touches on the absurdity of political polarization and the desire for a more balanced and responsible media landscape.

A global protest against the Trump administration and Elon Musk occurred on April 5th. Liberal social media urged black people to stay home from the protest.

Today's guest is Brian Shapiro from Pushing The Limits Radio Show in Las Vegas @PTLRadioShow on social media

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John "JRo" Rotolo, discuss their upcoming guests the SoCal Spirit Seekers and their belief in ghosts. They reminisce about their school days, including JRo having to memorize the Gettysburg Address and his disdain for certain subjects like English.

The Gracious Two discuss the taboo nature of teacher-student relationships, highlighting the power dynamics and potential consequences. It also touches on the concerning trend of teachers engaging in inappropriate behavior with students, raising questions about oversight and background checks in the education system. The discussion then shifts to the political landscape, criticizing the Department of Education for its inefficiencies and advocating for state-level control of education funding.

The SoCal Spirit Seekers discuss their interest in the paranormal, with them sharing a childhood experience of seeing angels. They invite the Chad & John to join them on a paranormal investigation and express their support for Aaron from Ghost Adventures. The conversation also touches on a past encounter with Aaron’s fiancée, Victoria.

The SoCal Spirit Seekers share their experiences, including a can sliding across a table on the Queen Mary. They emphasize the importance of precautions and cleansing during investigations. The Queen Mary, with its rich history and numerous deaths, is considered one of the most haunted locations they’ve investigated.

Two sisters by different Misters, passionate about paranormal investigation, discuss their experiences, including a chilling encounter with the Grim Reaper on the Queen Mary. They share their fascination with the ship’s history and its connection to World War II, sparking a discussion about the possibility of spirits returning to places significant to their lives. The podcast also touches on their belief in demonic possession and its potential influence on human behavior, even in criminal acts.

The SoCal Spirit Seekers share their experiences, emphasizing the importance of open-mindedness when investigating the paranormal. They recount a chilling incident at the Joshua Tree Inn Motel, where a rock was thrown at them, and later, one of their protective bracelets shattered. The investigators believe in various paranormal phenomena, including dark spirits, shape-shifters, and UFOs, and are planning to investigate the infamous Skinwalker Ranch.

The conversation explores the possibility of living in a simulation, with theories ranging from human creation to alien origin. The discussion then shifts to the musical career of Chad Gracey, highlighting his humility and the impact of LiVe’s lyrics on popular culture. The conversation concludes with a personal anecdote about a fan’s connection to Gracey’s music and their shared love for Portland, Oregon.

The SoCal Spirit Seekers, a duo of friends with a shared interest in the paranormal, discussed their connection to angel numbers and their shared birthdays with the hosts. They expressed interest in collaborating on a paranormal investigation and possibly a follow-up episode. The hosts, who are planning a tour in May, invited the Seekers to join them for a sneak peek of their findings.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John JRo Rotolo discuss the hypocrisy of politicians, specifically mentioning Gavin Newsom’s actions during the COVID-19 lockdown. They argue that the mainstream media’s lack of coverage of these incidents contributes to the public’s confusion and disbelief. The hosts express frustration with people who refuse to acknowledge the truth and engage in constructive dialogue.

The podcast shifts to political topics, including the business dealings of Jared Kushner and Hunter Biden, and the use of Signal. It also touches on the release of Benghazi files and the possibility of Hillary Clinton’s immunity. The discussion then shifts to Sean "Memphis" Hennesy’s musical career, his time with Candlebox, The Gracious Few, LiVe and his subsequent involvement with Royal Bliss.

Memphis discusses his current career path, playing in tribute bands and finding success in the nostalgia market for classic rock music. They highlight the financial viability of tribute bands, catering to older audiences who crave the sound of their youth. Sean also shares a humorous but scary anecdote about choking on a guitar pick during a live performance and having to undergo a procedure to remove it.

Sean Memphis Hennesy recounts a harrowing incident where a guitar pick lodged in his throat during a performance. Thankfully, the pick was dislodged and the show continued. The guitarist also discusses their preferred thumb pick, a unique style they adopted two years prior, and their experience recording a pivotal album amidst personal struggles.

Sean recounts his experiences touring with Kevin Martin and the challenges of maintaining a positive attitude amidst the stress and exhaustion of the road. They discuss the dynamics of touring, noting that while it can be fun, it often involves a lot of work and individual personalities that can clash. The speaker also reflects on the impact of touring on personal relationships and the need for balance and self-care.

The podcast then discusses the challenges of managing a busy schedule with a young child, including the need for “dummy checks” to avoid leaving items behind. It also touches on the benefits of having time alone, the joys and chaos of large families, and the musical talents of the Sean’s son.

Memphis discusses his son’s musical abilities and his own songwriting career. He highlights his collaboration with a songwriting partner, Brian, and their success in writing theme songs for Nickelodeon, including “Super Duper Bunny League” and “Happy Sappy Summer Song.” Mr. Hennesy also shares his family’s artistic legacy, tracing his lineage back to his great-grandfather, Hugh Hennesy, a layout artist for Disney, and his grandfather, Dale Hennesy, who contributed to the design of Main Street and Tomorrowland at Disneyland.

Sean and a friend, Brian, are working on a project called Rock a Bye Daddy, which involves composing music for children’s shows. They aim to secure contracts where they can be paid to compose music for specific shows or episodes. They have received positive feedback and are hopeful to continue pursuing this opportunity.

The conversation discusses strategies for handling mistakes on stage, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a positive and entertaining performance. It highlights the value of improvisation and audience engagement, contrasting it with negative reactions to mistakes. The discussion also touches on "The Gracious Few" album, noting its creation amidst personal challenges and the band’s desire to rock again.

The podcast will return on Sunday with a paranormal investigation featuring the SoCal Spirit Seekers. The hosts will be joined by the Seekers for a ghost hunt. The audience is thanked and encouraged to like, share, follow and subscribe.

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John "JRo" Rotolo discuss their upcoming guest Yoni Kletzel, their repeat guest who happens to cover Palestinian protests. They also discuss the disturbing trend of deepfake technology, using JD Vance’s leaked audio as an example. The Gracious Two share their favorite comedy podcasts and discuss the success of a recent YouTube video of Chad's featuring a drumming birds eye view of “Waitress.”

The podcast talks about upcoming podcasts, including a bonus show with Sean Hennessy and a potential podcast with the SoCal Spirit Seekers. It then shifts to a disturbing story about Aaron from Ghost Adventures, whose wife allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill him. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Yoni’s recent encounter with a Palestinian man who stole and smashed his phone, highlighting the challenges and dangers Yoni faces as a content creator.

Yoni discusses the negative attention he receives, particularly from D Bags on social media, while acknowledging his fan base. He express a desire to leverage this attention for a business venture, possibly in real estate in Gaza, to provoke a reaction. The speaker also touches on their relationship status, their character DJ Du Du PiPi, and his shift towards Israel-specific jokes in his stand-up comedy.

The podcast then talks about the suppression of free speech on social media platforms like Instagram, highlighting instances of censorship and the weaponization of empathy. It also touches on the political situation in Israel, including the potential for new leadership and the possibility of internal factions within the military being responsible for recent security lapses. The discussion concludes with a brief mention of Israel’s judicial reform.

Israel’s political system, lacking a constitution and with only two branches of government, faces challenges in checks and balances. The Supreme Court, elected by previous judges, is a liberal stronghold, leading to a power struggle with the conservative government. This conflict, coupled with the departure of elite military personnel, may have contributed to the October 7th attack, drawing parallels to the US’s 9/11.

The podcast then discusses the recent attack on Israel by Hamas, questioning how Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency, could have missed such a significant event. It is suggested that Mossad may have underestimated Hamas’ capabilities, drawing parallels to their successful operations against Hezbollah. The discussion then shifts to the attacks on Tesla vehicles by left-wing groups, viewing it as a form of internal conflict within the liberal community.

The conversation discusses the concept of “preprogramming” by elites, where they supposedly reveal their future plans through media like movies and magazines. While some believe this is a way to justify their actions, others argue it’s a karmic rule or a way to warn those who can understand the symbolism. The discussion also touches on the 9/11 attacks, with some believing they were an inside job orchestrated by the elite for their own gain.

The conversation discusses the possibility of preprogramming in popular culture, specifically mentioning the character of Biff in Back to the Future II as a representation of Donald Trump. It also touches on the idea of advanced civilizations on Earth, referencing a recent discovery of underground tunnels and obelisks in Egypt. The discussion explores the motivations behind the suppression of this information by traditional Egyptologists and archaeologists, suggesting it could disrupt their established timeline and funding.

JRo & Chad question the power of judges to undermine the president, finding it ridiculous. They encourage the audience to like, share, follow and subscribe. They announce a bonus Friday show at 1 pm eastern with Sean Hennesy of Candlebox & The Gracious Few!

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo express frustration with the lack of transparency surrounding the Epstein list and the JFK assassination files. They argue that the current political climate, exemplified by the handling of Russiagate and immigration policies, is more concerning than Watergate. The Gracious Two also criticizes activist judges for overstepping their authority and hindering the President’s ability to enforce immigration laws.

The Gracious Two discuss their weekend activities, with Chad making pancakes with his children. He then share a humorous anecdote about his son’s growth. John made a recent appearance in an Ed Kowalczyk video. The conversation shifts to guest, Wade Simmons, who reveals his fifteen-year experience in the funeral business, including mortuary science and embalming.

The funeral industry requires a skilled touch, as techniques like embalming and makeup can significantly impact the deceased’s appearance. While the industry is often associated with sadness, it also offers opportunities to learn about different cultures and faiths. Unfortunately, there have been instances of unethical practices, such as mixing ashes, highlighting the importance of due diligence and respect for the deceased and their families.

Wade emphasizes the importance of diligence and respect in the funeral industry, highlighting the potential consequences of mistakes and the emotional impact on families. They share their experience in the field, emphasizing the need for proper identification and documentation to prevent mix-ups and ensure the dignity of the deceased. Wade also discusses the importance of transparency and honesty in pricing, encouraging families to research and choose a funeral service that aligns with their needs and budget.

The funeral business is challenging, requiring empathy and adaptability to handle diverse situations. The speaker, a funeral director, also pursues independent filmmaking, finding inspiration in their own experiences and the life of Walt Disney. Their web series, “Love Always Wins,” reflects their journey and the lessons learned along the way.

They discuss the importance of pursuing one’s passions, using their own experience of developing a vocal disorder as an example. They transition into discussing their love for filmmaking, particularly documentaries, and their desire to focus on real stories. The conversation then shifts to professional wrestling, revealing the speaker’s two-year training experience and their desire to create a documentary about the sport.

Wade discusses his experience with professional wrestling, describing it as a hobby and outlet rather than a full-time pursuit. He acknowledges the physical and mental toll of the sport, highlighting the sacrifices made by wrestlers, even those pursuing it part-time. Despite his love for wrestling, Wade prioritizes his other passions, including filmmaking and funeral work, while still maintaining a connection to the wrestling community.

Wade Simmons, a filmmaker and pro wrestler, was interviewed and shared his contact information. The hosts discussed his positive outlook on life and his various interests. The conversation then shifted to Denise Richards and her daughter’s OnlyFans accounts, sparking a humorous discussion.

Denise Richards revealed on her Bravo show that her adopted daughter, Eloise, has special needs. The hosts discuss the revelation and Richards’ OnlyFans success, noting the platform’s lucrative nature. The conversation shifts to a discussion of smart meters, Freemasonry, and a cryptocurrency called ZVEC, with the host recommending it as a potential investment.

The show wraps up with a recap of the day’s highlights and a teaser for upcoming Instagram and bonus shows. The Gracious Two express gratitude to the audience for their continued support.