On todays podcast discusses the 1978 disappearance of five mentally handicapped men from Yuba County, California, who went missing after a basketball game. They drove an hour in the wrong direction and ended up on a snowy mountain. Their vehicle was found with snacks and gas still intact. Bodies were found 11.5 and 16.6 miles away, indicating they died from the elements. The only survivor, Ted Weir, was found wrapped in blankets, suggesting he was cared for. Theories include panic, forced hitchhiking, or Gary Mathias's schizophrenia causing the incident. The case remains unsolved, with Mathias's body never found. The discussion centers on the mysterious disappearance of a group of boys who went missing on February 24, 1970, while checking the snow line. They were last seen at a convenience store on February 25 and 26. A convenience store clerk identified two members of the group, but their descriptions were inconsistent. The boys' bodies were found on February 28, four days later, in heavy snow. Theories include the boys being forced to drive up a mountain by an aggressive, possibly intoxicated man, or being abducted by aliens. The conversation also touches on the importance of Boy Scouts' survival skills and the impact of panic on survival. Don't miss it!

On todays Show the Fearsome Threesome discuss the U.S. budget deficit and the recent bill passed in the House. Speaker 1 highlighted the complexity of the system, making spending cuts difficult. Glenn Cox and Dwayne agreed, noting the need for spending cuts but acknowledging the bill's pragmatic approach. Rand Paul, Scott Adams, and Elon Musk criticized the bill, arguing it would worsen the deficit. They proposed separating the debt ceiling from spending bills. The conversation also touched on the impact of judicial injunctions and the need for legislative reforms to address the deficit effectively. The discussion focused on the impact of transgender athletes competing in women's sports, citing a Rasmussen poll showing 75% agree men should not compete in women's sports. They criticized California for cutting Title IX funding, arguing it violates civil rights. The conversation also touched on Texas's in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants, which was overturned by federal intervention. Additionally, they discussed Trump's unfulfilled promise to end the Ukraine conflict quickly and speculated on the motives behind Mike Pompeo and Lindsey Graham's visit to Ukraine, suggesting it might have been financially motivated. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Full Crew of Jimmy, Texas Jim, Pastor Chris, James, Charlotte and Glenn we talk about Justification and Dispensationalism and N.T.Wright. Don't miss this Show!

On todays show the Future Foursome cover, various topics, including the potential of AI to surpass human capabilities, the impact of AI on job markets, and the future of education. The panelists debated whether AI could replace human roles, such as teachers and parents, and concluded that while AI could assist, it cannot fully replicate human interaction and wisdom. They also discussed the implications of AI in warfare, particularly the use of drones, and the potential for AI to disrupt global supply chains. Additionally, they touched on the challenges of AI in education, emphasizing the need for rigorous, individualized teaching to foster critical thinking. The discussion emphasized the irreplaceable nature of individuals like Russ Holcomb and Tamara Lee, highlighting their unique contributions. Speaker 1 argued that while AI can be a useful educational tool, parents remain responsible for their children's education. The conversation also touched on the limitations of AI, comparing it to learning to ride a bike with human guidance. The segment concluded with a light-hearted anecdote about the Boston Red Sox and a promotion for PJ's Coffee in Louisiana, encouraging listeners to engage and provide feedback. Upcoming topics include Jimmy Williams' discussion on the Methodist view of revelation. Don't miss it!

On todays show Maddie, breaks down  the legal case Goss vs. Lopez, a 1974 civil rights case where students were suspended without due process. The majority ruled that students have property and liberty interests protected by the 14th Amendment, requiring due process for suspensions of 10 days or less. The dissent argued that 10 days is de minimis. The case highlighted the shift from principals handling discipline to legal proceedings. The conversation also touched on current events, including Trump's social media activities, Bono's political involvement, and the impact of California's policies on national issues. The discussion covered various political and social issues, including the chaos in government, the impact of tariffs, and the potential military actions against Iran. Glenn Cox and others debated the role of chaos in economic systems, with libertarians seen as promoting chaos to prevent government control. The conversation also touched on the Democratic Party's strategies, the rise of AOC, and the challenges of homelessness in California. Additionally, they discussed the complexities of tariff laws, the potential for a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, and the implications of Trump's foreign policies. The group also mentioned the impact of social media on political discourse and the trolling tactics used by Trump. The conversation revolves around the critique of two movies, one about King Edward VIII and another titled "Leave the World Behind," which was deemed poorly made. They discuss the impressive performance of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller in hostile interviews, suggesting he might be a robot. The discussion shifts to the debt rescission clock, explaining the process by which the administration can request Congress to rescind unspent funds, with a 45-day timer and a 25-day period for House action. They also touch on Tesla's new home delivery service, which has started testing in Austin. Don't Miss IT!

On todays show without Charlotte the Guys talk about  the feasibility of Noah's Ark and the findings at the Dunapar site in Turkey. Glenn and Mark highlighted that mathematical models suggest six people could repopulate to 8.2 billion in 4,300 years with a 1% growth rate. The Dunapar site, believed to be a geological formation, shows a structure resembling a boat, supported by ground penetrating radar and ERT. Soil samples indicate organic matter, consistent with rotting wood. The Turkish Government has been open to archaeological studies, finding petrified wood and iron fasteners. The conversation also touched on natural selection and the impact of human activities on the Earth. The discussion centered on the feasibility of Noah's Ark being discovered in Mount Ararat, with arguments supporting its size and location. They debated the accuracy of depictions of Noah's Ark, suggesting it was more like a barge than a traditional boat. The Guys also explored the Young Earth Theory, referencing Mount St. Helens and the moon dust consistency. They discussed the potential discovery of Noah's Ark and the implications for biblical interpretation. Additionally, they touched on the historical context of alcohol consumption, suggesting Noah might have been the first to drink fermented beverages post-flood. Don't Miss IT!

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On todays show pastor Jimmy leads the podcast crew in a discussion with James as well about the book of revelations and how little thing get in the way of Christians being Christians. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about AI blackmail, advanced air conditioning, cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Trump coin, robotic nurses, AI in education, job seekers, embellishment, AI tutor, energy storage, robotic dogs, animal communication, medical field infiltration., AI interactivity, learning parameters, AI university, tactile learning, auditory learning, Google notebook, advanced calculus, public school outcomes, higher education cost, legal lying, simultaneous consumption, robotics social scenarios, impatient people, podcast feedback. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show we talk about  various topics, including the return of Dr. Green, who expressed gratitude for his recovery and cognitive function. They discussed the Memorial Day Run for the Red, White, and Blue at the Chanel Aviation Museum, and the tradition of playing Taps. The group debated the Minnesota Supreme Court's decision allowing women to go topless, criticizing the hypocrisy of the left. They also discussed the acquisition of a new Air Force One, the potential use of nuclear power plants, and the impact of rolling blackouts in Bucha, speculating on AI involvement. Additionally, they mentioned the Southern Poverty Law Center's designation of family game nights as a hate group and the recent sinking of a North Korean ship. The conversation revolves around the analysis of a movie directed by Samuel Ismail, who previously worked with the Obamas. The speakers criticize the movie's predictable stunts and music, predicting its failure. They then discuss a controversial incident where Trump confronted the South African President at the White House, which they argue was not an ambush but a strategic move by Trump to expose the President's claims about racial atrocities. The discussion also touches on the upcoming launch of Starship 9, a spacecraft with double the power of the Saturn V rocket, designed to take humans to Mars. The speakers conclude with a light-hearted exchange about personal matters and upcoming plans. Don't miss it!