The Gracious Two

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo, start the show and right off the bat The Democratic Party is criticized for its inability to course-correct and its tendency to double down on failed policies and narratives. JRo, a former liberal, highlights the party’s divisive tactics, including labeling opponents as Nazis and encouraging social isolation. TGT argues that liberalism can lead to depression and a lack of individual thought, driving many to leave the party.

Chad criticizes the Democratic party for advocating against world peace and promoting suicidal empathy, arguing it destroys culture. They express support for Trump’s efforts to make English the national language and restrict immigration, believing it preserves American identity. The Gracious Two then introduce a guest, Saidi Bess, who discusses her mission to bring greater consciousness around sexuality and challenge societal norms that shame and pervert it.

The podcast explores the complexities of human sexuality, questioning societal norms and monogamy. Saidi, a sexuality coach, emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s own desires and communicating them openly in relationships. She encourages individuals to break free from societal expectations and embrace a more conscious and fulfilling approach to sexuality.

Saidi Bess recounts her journey of self-discovery and empowerment through various experiences, including dancing and escorting. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and healing underlying issues, particularly intergenerational trauma, to improve sexual relationships. Saidi now focuses on coaching both men and women to bridge the gap between masculine and feminine energies and dismantle harmful societal beliefs.

Society’s demonization of masculinity has led to fear and a lack of communication in relationships, hindering healthy sexual connections. A healthy sexual appetite varies from person to person and should be based on individual desires and communication within a relationship. Marriage, as an institution, may not be suitable for everyone and can lead to shutdowns in sexuality and overall well-being if not approached with open communication and a clear understanding of individual needs.

Saidi's twelve-week program is discussed, focusing on exploring belief systems, self-discovery, and personal growth. The program involves daily practices, energy healing sessions, and a deep dive into various aspects of life, including sexuality, spirituality, and career choices. Participants report transformative experiences, leading to significant life changes such as career shifts, divorces, and newfound empowerment.

Saidi Bess discusses the benefits of breath work and her program, which includes guided videos and energy healing sessions. She emphasizes the importance of daily practices and accountability in achieving personal growth. The Gracious Two express interest in Saidi’s work and tease future episodes with potentially more explicit content.

The hosts then transition to a discussion about the Illuminati and the possibility of living in a simulation. The podcast takes a philosophical turn, questioning the nature of reality and the possibility of a timeline shift or glitches in the matrix.

Exciting developments are coming, including Bobby sharing vintage underwear on Facebook. The Gracious Two bids farewell, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and support the channel.

The Gracious Two, John Rotolo & Chad Gracey start the show w/ JRo giving a somber update on a family member’s health, followed by a discussion on the state of the world and the left’s radicalization. The hosts express frustration with the left’s hypocrisy and double standards, particularly regarding their stance on Elon Musk and the Ukraine war. They argue that the left’s focus on opposing President Trump has led to dangerous policies and a disregard for common sense.

A discussion about the homelessness problem in California highlights the lack of incentive for NGOs to solve it, as their funding is tied to the problem’s persistence. The conversation then shifts to the importance of civilized dialogue, particularly regarding the Ukraine conflict, where a lack of communication between leaders escalated tensions. The Gracious Two introduce Tammy Vincent, a coach with lived experience of dysfunction, who shares her journey and the inspiration behind her podcast, “Adult Child of Dysfunction, Rising After Chaos.”

Tammy recounts overcoming a childhood of emotional abuse and neglect. She credits a pivotal moment reading “Love You Forever” with sparking her journey of self-discovery and healing. Tammy emphasizes the importance of healing oneself to break cycles of dysfunction and pass on healthier behaviors to future generations.

Tammy discusses the effectiveness of various alternative therapies, including hypnosis, EMDR, EFT tapping, and Reiki, for managing chronic pain and trauma. She emphasizes the importance of an open mind and exploring different modalities to find what works best for each individual. Tammy also shares her experiences with plant-based medicine, essential oils, and their potential benefits for overall well-being.

Frankincense is discussed as a powerful natural remedy with a long history of use. A holistic approach to healing is emphasized, involving the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and spirit. The Gracious Two shares their own journey of healing and encourages listeners to prioritize self-love and empowerment.

Tammy Vincent, host of the podcast “Adult Child of Dysfunction,” discusses her podcast’s success and plans for a live show. The hosts express admiration for Tammy’s work and discuss potential future collaborations. The conversation concludes with a brief discussion about lavender, coffee, and a request for audience participation in a photo contest.

The hosts discuss the alleged Epstein list and the lack of public access to it, expressing frustration and demanding transparency. They also mention Isaac Cappy, a former friend of Seth Green who claimed Green is a pedophile and later died by suicide. The hosts question the existence of secret societies like the Freemasons and their potential involvement in covering up child abuse.

The podcast then shifted to a conspiracy theory about the authenticity of former President Obama’s birth certificate, with claims of forgery and a lack of mainstream media coverage. The discussion ended with a request to find and share the video evidence of the forgery claims.

The hosts also discuss the upcoming Instagram live. The conversation concludes with a light-hearted discussion about Mardi Gras, Lent, and the significance of palm leaves in Catholic tradition.

They thank The Gracious Audience for coming on this journey.

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine and criticize the left for supporting continued conflict. They argue that the left’s stance, influenced by media and NATO expansion, ignores the potential for diplomacy and the need to end the war. The hosts also express frustration with Zelensky’s perceived disrespect towards the United States and advocate for a more assertive American foreign policy.

Today's guest Lilies of David comes on and they speak about hoe the music industry has changed drastically, with the rise of digital downloads and streaming impacting traditional record labels. While some artists, like Metallica, faced backlash for fighting piracy, others embraced it, leading to a shift in the landscape and new opportunities for independent artists. Despite the challenges, the joy of performing and creating music remains a constant for musicians, regardless of the era.

Lilies of David lead singers, Jeremy Rotolo & Dierdre McGrath discusses their recent show, noting the crowd’s enthusiasm and their decision to mix original songs with covers. They express their desire to stay focused on their music and connect with their audience while maintaining a balanced approach to performing and promoting themselves.

Deirdre broke her back while snowboarding and continued performing despite the injury. The band discusses their songwriting process, which involves collaboration and individual contributions and how to fairly compensate members for their work. They also reflect on past disagreements and the importance of finding a balance that works for everyone involved.

The importance of clearly defining roles and documenting contributions through split sheets is emphasized to prevent conflicts over songwriting credits. The band reflects on the impact of management and the need for a mediator to manage personalities and maintain a positive work environment. They also discuss the challenges of balancing ego and belief in their music while staying grounded and humble.

Lilies of David discussed their journey from nervous performers to confident artists, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and consistency in live performances. They share their creative process for social media content and reveal their upcoming release schedule, including a series of singles culminating in an album.

The podcast discusses the band members’ musical backgrounds and their experiences performing live. They share stories about their early musical journeys, including how they discovered their talents and formed the band. The band also discusses their approach to choosing tour mates and creating a cohesive live experience for their audience.

Lilies of David discussed their upcoming release plan, including seven singles, and reflects on their past success and experiences. They also discuss the possibility of licensing their music for commercials.

Lilies of David, a New Jersey band, released their single “Skin and Bones” on February 7th and plan to release “Diamonds in Ruins” by March 21st. The band aims to tour and make a living from their music, with a focus on college tours. They encourage fans to support them by booking them through their website or email.

The podcast discusses the music of Lilies of David, praising their sound and comparing them favorably to the nineties. The conversation then shifts to conspiracy theories, with the hosts and guests discussing topics like the shape of the Earth, the true nature of NASA, and the events of 9/11 with semi producer Robert "Bobby" Hayes. The podcast concludes with the hosts thanking the guests and JRo reiterating the belief that the world is a vampire (joke based on The Smashing Pumpkins Song).

Lilies of David can be found on social media and streaming platforms. The band is thanked for their performance and invited back for an acoustic performance.

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo discuss the upcoming interview with Gigi Campbell, a tour production coordinator with Joan Jett and the Black Hearts. The Gracious Two then delve into political commentary, criticizing the Democratic Party and mainstream media for alleged propaganda and brainwashing. They also discuss the Yale study suggesting vaccine-induced AIDS and the discovery of a new COVID-19 variant in bats.

A conspiracy theory is discussed about Dr. Fauci and Bill Gates allegedly colluding to release COVID-19. The podcast then shifts to an upcoming tour with Joan Jett and Billy Idol, highlighting the increasing presence of women in the music industry. The speaker shares their experiences on various tours, emphasizing the importance of professionalism and highlighting the tight-knit family dynamic within Joan Jett’s touring crew.

Gigi Campbell recounts a past employee who was fired for excessive drinking and lateness, emphasizing the importance of a good reputation in the industry. She discusses the camaraderie and family-like dynamics within tour crews, noting that while some connections fade, a few remain strong. The conversation highlights the unique challenges and rewards of working in the music industry, including the thrill of live performances and the satisfaction of seeing a well-executed show.

The conversation then turns to the wild and crazy parties of the 80s, contrasting them with the more subdued atmosphere of modern tours. It also delves into the logistics of tour life, including the grueling schedules, the importance of teamwork, and the challenges of navigating different personalities and demands. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the logistics of tour management, including scheduling, accommodations, and the challenges of balancing multiple tours.

Gigi discusses the challenges and rewards of touring with Joan Jett, highlighting the long hours and dedication of the crew. She emphasizes the importance of documenting the journey and appreciating the behind-the-scenes work that makes live performances possible. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Joan Jett’s influence on music and a recommendation for her documentary.

The band LVve had a relaxed pre-show routine, trusting their crew to handle sound checks and enjoying time to explore new places. While initially enthusiastic about touring, they eventually grew tired of the repetitive nature and sought relaxation in their hotel rooms. The conversation then shifts to the use of comedians to write lines for performers, a practice that surprised the guys.

The conversation discusses the potential of AI, specifically mentioning Google’s AIs and their ability to communicate in an incomprehensible language. It also touches on the launch of a coin called “pi” and its performance in the market, which is currently experiencing a downturn due to a hack on Bitget. The conversation then shifts to the topic of space exploration and the possibility of a flat Earth, with Bobby expressing skepticism about the existence of satellites and the International Space Station.

Robert "Bobby" Hayes expresses disbelief at a conspiracy theory about space, preferring to believe their own eyes if given the opportunity. They then discuss a Yale study suggesting mRNA shots may cause immune system deficiencies, potentially leading to vaccine-induced AIDS. JRo expresses anger and sadness at the potential harm caused by the shots and questions the motives of those involved, including Fauci and Schiff.

The podcast is ending, and The Gracious Two thank the audience. The Gracious Two will be on an episode of “Pushing the Limits” Radio show on YouTube at 3:15PM the day this aired.

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo, discuss Chad's career as the drummer for LiVe and the band’s dynamics. He emphasizes that while he loved playing with the band, he never defined himself solely by his music career. The conversation highlights the importance of communication and understanding within the band, suggesting that a mediator could help address past conflicts and heal the fractured relationships.

A nineties drummers’ supergroup is proposed, featuring drummers playing other instruments. Nirvana’s potential 2026 tour with Post Malone is discussed, with concerns raised about his singing ability. Political topics are also touched upon, including New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ stance on immigration and the US Justice Department’s lawsuit against New York State over providing IDs to undocumented immigrants.

A discussion about the dangers of children hiding dangerous items in their backpacks is interrupted by a tangent about the possibility of humans possessing godly powers in the past. The theory suggests that advanced civilizations existed before a catastrophic event, possibly a flood or asteroid impact, wiped out their knowledge and technology. The conversation then shifts to the Younger Dryas event and the possibility that it caused a global flood, wiping out advanced civilizations and their knowledge of powerful technologies.

The Smith-Mundt Act, passed in 1948, allowed the US government to propagandize foreign countries for regime change. USAID, established in 1961, funded covert CIA operations and later, in 2014, Obama rescinded the Smith-Mundt Act, enabling the US government to propagandize its own population. This led to USAID funding Russian collusion, impeachments, and manipulating news organizations to spread propaganda, enriching politicians like Chuck Schumer and AOC.

The podcast criticizes the current state of free speech and government, comparing it to Nazi Germany and suggesting that the media is rewriting history. They praise Trump for his actions, believing he is exposing corruption and draining the swamp, and express support for JD Vance’s stance on free speech in Europe. The Gracious Two & Robert Hayes also discuss the potential of the pyramids as energy transmitters, drawing parallels to Tesla’s ideas and suggesting they were built for a higher purpose.

Nikola Tesla designed the Wardenclyffe Tower, a pyramid-shaped structure resembling the Eiffel Tower, intended to harness the power of pyramids and obelisks. The conversation then shifts to the sun’s energy, with a claim that it takes a million years for a photon to reach Earth despite the eight-minute travel time.

The podcast discusses the sale of a Tesla and its potential impact on the company’s future. The speakers also express their support for a political candidate and criticize the current state of society, including the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and the use of political correctness.

A Worcester City Council resolution supporting the trans community faces opposition, with concerns raised about potential funding loss. The discussion then shifts to their GoFundMe campaign for LIVE The Gracious Two events featuring a podcast, comedy and audience interaction. The events will feature special guests and aim to create a fun and engaging atmosphere for attendees.

GoFundMe Link: https://gofund.me/05708507

The podcast is exploring ways to monetize without ads, including a GoFundMe for LIVE shows and a “buy me a coffee” option. A QR code will be created for the GoFundMe, and contributors will receive VIP tickets to the first show. JRo shared a personal story about losing his dog and receiving a sign from God, emphasizing his belief in the afterlife.

John dedicates the past couple of shows to his deceased dog, Milo, and encourages the audience to follow, subscribe,

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo discuss their ages and grooming habits, including a plan to grow beards for No Shave November. They then watch a clip of a congresswoman AOC criticizing Elon Musk’s intelligence, finding it amusing and questioning her credibility. The conversation shifts to the Super Bowl halftime show, with the hosts expressing disappointment in the performance and the perceived need to explain its symbolism.

The podcast starts with a discussion about inappropriate online ads and the state of Social Security. It then shifts to Bud Light’s controversial commercial and the transgender debate, highlighting the absurdity of some societal norms. The conversation concludes with the introduction of Theodore John Gibbons, a drummer, sound therapist, P.A. and so much more who discusses his musical journey and his work in healing and sound therapy.

Sound therapy is discussed as a means to release stored emotions, both positive and negative, with the body serving as a repository for these feelings. The conversation then shifts to Teddy’s experience working as a production assistant on the TV show “Person of Interest,” highlighting the challenges of filming in New York City. Finally, the discussion turns to the exciting development of Netflix’s new production facility in Monmouth County, NJ.

Teddy recounts his experience working on a film with Tom Waits, highlighting his efforts to procure a guitar for him. He expresses a lack of star-struckness around actors but a deep admiration for musicians like Waits. The conversation then shifts to psychedelic drugs, with JRo advocating for their use as a potential deterrent to harder drug addiction.

The pod discusses the joys and challenges of working on movie and TV sets, likening it to a shared adventure with a close-knit crew. It also touches on the impact of long work hours on personal relationships and the camaraderie that forms among cast and crew members. The conversation then shifts to a humorous anecdote about the JRo’s mother and girlfriend partying with the band LiVe backstage, much to the JRo’s surprise and amusement.

JRo recounts an embarrassing incident from his youth where he interrupted a party backstage at a LiVe concert at Starland Ballroom, causing a scene and missing out on a potential good time. He expresses regret for letting his emotions get the best of him and acknowledges the missed opportunity. The podcast then shifts to music, with the guys discussing Teddy's past bands, his love for playing drums and his desire to play music again, even if it’s in a tribute band.

The guys reminisce about the active music scene in New Jersey, where Teddy played in multiple bands and JRo frequented a warehouse filled with rehearsal studios. They highlight the collaborative nature of LiVe's early albums, particularly “Samadhi,” and discuss the absence of click tracks during recording. JRo also mentions his brother’s band, “Lilies of David,” and their new single Skin & Bones available everywhere.

The podcast discusses the evolution of drumming techniques, particularly the use of click tracks and the importance of timing and feel in music. It highlights the contrast between drummers who play strictly on the beat and those who add a subtle push or pull, emphasizing how this subtlety can greatly impact the overall sound and emotion of a song. The conversation also touches on the influence of technology on music production and the importance of maintaining a natural, organic feel in drumming.

The hosts discuss the possibility of ancient Egyptian artifacts in the Grand Canyon and the existence of pyramids in China. They also mention the South African government’s controversial land reform policies and the high cost of eggs in the United States. The hosts conclude by thanking the audience and teasing upcoming guests and topics for

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo start the podcast with a discussion about the Eagles’ Super Bowl win and their fans’ behavior. The conversation then shifts to Bruce Vilanch’s upbringing in Paterson, New Jersey, and his experiences with the city’s diverse population and decline. Vilanch also shares his views on LGBTQ+ rights, emphasizing the importance of authenticity and the impact of the coming-out movement on achieving equality.

Elton John’s career faced challenges when he came out as bisexual, leading to a decline in radio play and a strategic rebranding. Bruce, a writer, recounts his journey from child actor to journalist, highlighting his early encounters with Bette Midler and other celebrities. He shares his experiences writing for various shows, including the Brady Bunch variety hour, and discusses his transition into stand-up comedy, focusing on storytelling and current events.

Bruce Vilanch discusses his career in comedy, including his work on Hollywood Squares and the Oscars. He highlights the importance of knowing one’s brand and audience when performing stand-up comedy. Vilanch also shares his thoughts on the Super Bowl halftime show, praising its choreography but noting its lack of joyousness.

Bruce discusses his Emmy wins, noting that while not life-changing, they were enjoyable experiences. He expresses concern about the negative tone of online culture, suggesting that people should be more mindful of their words, especially when targeting others anonymously. Bruce also shares anecdotes about working with Steven Tyler and Bette Midler, highlighting their unique personalities and experiences in the entertainment industry.

Bruce discusses his experience performing in the Broadway musical “Hairspray,” highlighting the show’s subversive themes and his own comfort level on stage. He also shares his thoughts on the changing landscape of Los Angeles, noting its evolution from a small town to a global financial center with a growing homeless population and recent wildfires.

Elton John’s career faced challenges when he came out as bisexual, leading to a decline in radio play and a strategic rebranding. Bruce, a writer, recounts his journey from child actor to journalist, highlighting his early encounters with Bette Midler and other celebrities. He shares his experiences writing for various shows, including the Brady Bunch variety hour, and discusses his transition into stand-up comedy, focusing on storytelling and current events.

Bruce Vilanch discusses his career in comedy, including his work on Hollywood Squares and the Oscars. He highlights the importance of knowing one’s brand and audience when performing stand-up comedy.

Bruce discusses his Emmy wins, noting that while not life-changing, they were enjoyable experiences. He expresses concern about the negative tone of online culture, suggesting that people should be more mindful of their words, especially when targeting others anonymously. Bruce also shares anecdotes about working with Steven Tyler and Bette Midler, highlighting their unique personalities and experiences in the entertainment industry.

Bruce discusses his experience performing in the Broadway musical “Hairspray,” highlighting the show’s subversive themes and his own comfort level on stage. He also shares his thoughts on the changing landscape of Los Angeles, noting its evolution from a small town to a global financial center with a growing homeless population and recent wildfires.

Bruce Vilanch discusses the entertainment industry in Los Angeles, describing it as a place where people come to pursue the American dream but often prioritize shallow goals over meaningful contributions. He acknowledges the city’s intellectual life but notes that it requires effort to find. Vilanch also shares his experiences with addiction and his sobriety,

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey and John Rotolo discuss President Trump’s recent actions, including tariffs and aid restrictions, praising his negotiation tactics and highlighting the hypocrisy of the left’s reactions. The Gracious Two also criticize USAID for corruption and misuse of funds, citing examples of wasteful spending and alleging involvement in funding the COVID-19 virus. The podcast shifts to the Grammys, where the guys expresses disbelief at Beyonce’s win for best country record, attributing it to DEI policies and calling it a joke.

The podcast then discusses the potential release of lists of individuals accused of sexual assault, including those associated with Diddy and Jeffrey Epstein. The hosts express frustration with the perceived lack of action against powerful individuals and the perceived influence of the Democratic Party in protecting them. The conversation then shifts to the topic of tariffs on Chinese imports, arguing that they are necessary to combat the flow of fentanyl and promote domestic manufacturing.

Concerns are raised about the cognitive abilities of politicians like Dianne Feinstein and Mitch McConnell, with calls for term and age limits to address these issues. The conversation then shifts to the state of the country, with praise for President Trump’s actions and criticism of the media and the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussion concludes with a call for unity, the rise of GOOD and a dismissal of the mainstream media for not reporting facts.

The media is criticized for spreading misinformation and interfering in elections, particularly regarding Biden and the 2020 election. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s nomination for Secretary of Health and Human Services is discussed, highlighting concerns about his stance on vaccines and potential impact on public health policies. The conversation shifts to the wonders of space, specifically the Sombrero Galaxy and the technological advancements needed for interstellar travel.

The hosts discuss the benefits of President Trump’s four-year absence from office, allowing him to strategize and assemble a trustworthy team. They criticize the left’s reaction to Biden’s presidency, highlighting their hypocrisy and lack of understanding of the issues. The conversation then shifts to immigration, with the hosts expressing frustration with the left’s conflation of legal and illegal immigration and their disregard for border security.

The speaker expresses frustration with the handling of the LA fires, criticizing the mayor’s broken promises and the potential for arson. They argue that the left has made the “good guys” the “bad guys” and vice versa, highlighting examples like Adam Schiff’s continued political career despite lying. The speaker also criticizes the government’s spending efficiency and bureaucracy, citing examples like USAID defying orders and Mark Milley’s actions regarding Afghanistan and China.

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The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo begin with a discussion about Selena Gomez’s reaction to deportations, criticizing her hypocrisy and arguing that deporting criminals is justified. The hosts then discuss the recent departure of Acosta from CNN and share a light-hearted video. The conversation shifts to Jeremy Jackson’s transformation and a “fuck, marry, kill” game featuring Live members.

JRo shares a humorous story about a frightening encounter with a dog at a weed dealer’s house. The Gracious Two then welcome guest Joey Gaynor, who discusses his experiences in Tucson, Arizona, and his views on immigration and politics. The conversation takes a light-hearted turn as they discuss their diverse family backgrounds and their shared love for America.

The speaker recounts their experience living in California and their involvement in the wrestling industry. They share a story about meeting Adrian Adonis, a wrestler, and discovering they were distant cousins. The speaker also discusses their involvement in Muscle Rock, a wrestling event, and their interaction with David Schultz, another wrestler.

The speaker recounts working with professional wrestlers and creating unique wrestling shows, including “Muscle Rock Madness” with Johnny Legend. He also shares humorous anecdotes about being mistaken for other celebrities and discusses his friendship with comedian Argus Hamilton. The conversation shifts to politics, with the speaker expressing support for the current president despite not being a fan and emphasizing the importance of unity and respect for differing viewpoints.

The speaker discusses the COVID-19 pandemic, expressing support for the vaccine and criticizing those who spread misinformation. They share a personal anecdote about contracting the virus and how their medication helped mitigate its effects. The conversation then shifts to politics, with the speaker expressing frustration with the polarization of the political landscape and praising former President Bill Clinton’s approach to governance.

The narrator recounts a humorous encounter with Henry Hill, a former mob associate, and how his life took a different path due to his upbringing and choices. He also shares anecdotes about his experiences growing up in Newark, including working for a bookmaker and attending diverse schools. The narrator expresses gratitude for the opportunities he’s had, including working with Richard Pryor and meeting influential figures like Charlton Heston.

The speaker recounts their friendship with the late comedian Sam Kinison, highlighting their ups and downs, including a falling out over a movie script. They also share their thoughts on the Will Smith-Chris Rock slap incident, expressing disdain for Smith’s actions and admiration for Rock’s composure. The conversation concludes with a teaser for more insights and stories from the guest.

Joey Gaynor promotes his social media presence and discusses his love for stand-up comedy. He encourages viewers to have a great year, stop fighting, and recognize their shared humanity. The conversation then shifts to the last Blockbuster, its closure during COVID, and the economic impact of the pandemic.

Vladimir Putin is reportedly seeking to have Anthony Fauci extradited to Russia to face COVID-era crimes against humanity charges. The hosts discuss the possibility of Trump pardoning Fauci and Putin’s potential involvement. The conversation then shifts to a 1950 Godzilla movie clip, where a building’s collapse is compared to the World Trade Center attack, sparking a discussion about preprogramming and the CIA’s alleged influence on public perception.

The hosts discuss the emptiness of seeking fame and thank the audience for joining their show. They announce plans for an Instagram show and blog promotion.

The Gracious Two Podcast begins with Host John Rotolo joking about Host Chad Gracey being fired, but it is revealed he is sick. JRo & Robert Hayes discuss the inauguration and share a concerning audio clip about President Biden’s mental state and decision-making process. The clip features the Speaker of the House recounting a meeting where Biden seemed unaware of an executive order he signed regarding LNG exports.

JRo praises President Trump’s speech for its inspiring message and expresses pride in America, believing it reflects global optimism. They criticize the 2020 presidential election, attributing the outcome to COVID-19 and suggesting voter fraud, while highlighting the positive impact of the Trump administration. JRo then introduces Lacole Smith, an author who survived a horrific accident, and invites her to share her story.

Lacole recounts her struggle with depression and alcoholism, which began in 2012 and lasted until 2019. She found solace in a private Facebook group where she shared her feelings and eventually wrote a book about her experiences. The book, started in 2017, was completed after Lacole began her journey of self-discovery and healing.

Lacole discusses her journey of writing and publishing her book, “Leaps of Faith, My Story of Overcoming Fear,” which was released in 2022. She expresses gratitude for her mother’s strength and faith, which helped her through difficult times. Lacole also mentions her publishing company, A.L. Publishing and Consulting, which offers comprehensive services for authors.

The show is booked through March 25th, with a potential bonus show featuring Bruce Vilanch. JRo & Bobby discuss the significant increase in value of the JD Vance token, highlighting the potential for profit in the cryptocurrency market. They also express frustration with the Biden administration’s actions, including the pardon of Fauci, and discuss the need for accountability and better treatment of people.

The show is ending, and JRo thanks the audience and encourages viewers to continue watching and supporting the show.