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Big Bear Hunter, the latest arcade game that you should check out. Murr introduced a thought-provoking conspiracy theory about Helen Keller. He questioned the authenticity of Keller's accomplishments, suggesting that her teacher, Anne Sullivan, might have played a more significant role in her success than history acknowledges. Wes then wonders if Ferdando Mendoza is faking his whole righteous act. Friend or Foe discusses children cussing and how to police that...if we can. Fun Fact Friday follow up by Cuba sending a wrong body back to Canada. 

The boys dive into aq lively discussion that spans various topics, including reflections on the cultural impact of Seinfeld, the nature of hobbies, the influence of advertising on masculinity, and the evolution of TV dads. They also delve into the mixed listender comments surrounding the finale of Stranger Things, exploring themes of expectation versus reality in storytelling. Then, a time warp from last year's episode where the Alan, Murr and Foxman discuss A.I. sex robots. 

In this conversation, Wes Fox and Murr discuss various topics ranging from wedding gifts and honeymoon funds to human interactions and the impact of technology on different generations. They delve into the humorous side of unusual items found in orifices, highlighting the absurdity of certain situations while also touching on deeper themes such as AI and job replacement concerns. The conversation is filled with comedic banter and personal anecdotes, making it both entertaining and thought-provoking. In this episode, Murr and Wes delve into a variety of humorous and bizarre topics, ranging from ingenious uses of everyday items to strange medical cases and the implications of such incidents. They also explore fun facts about historical medical practices and the absurdities of corporate branding failures. The conversation culminates in a light-hearted yet morbid tradition of predicting celebrity deaths, showcasing their unique blend of humor and insight.

Murr and Wes discuss the new years, stranger things, and a 2025 year in review. 

Matt McGinny joines the show to discuss Murr's Son's holiday sing along. The discussion flows into John Cena's last match and how the WWE is dropping the ball. The men discuss a list on buzzfead about normal traditions that may no exist any more in the near future. Fun fact friday followed up by the word of the year, Slop, and a tribute to Rob Reiner. 

In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into the current state of the NFL, particularly focusing on the challenges of finding capable quarterbacks as aging players like Philip Rivers consider comebacks. They discuss the thin talent pool in the league and the implications of experience versus youth in football. The conversation then shifts to the controversial topic of OnlyFans and the IRS's involvement in regulating and taxing content creators. Finally, the hosts share fun facts about crows and the history of Cleopatra, along with insights into the psychology of holiday music and the impact of filmmakers like James Cameron.

Murr asks whether or not an A list celebrity is worthy, or should, cameo on a Hallmark movie. Wes brings up the fact that Jenna Jameson found Jesus. Austin Lewis, from Bay Life Brokerage, joins the show to shed light on why those who live in the area should give a shit about the Chesapeake Bay. Fun fact friday followed up by the Campbell's executive, who was recently fired, for his remarks about the product and those who buy their soup. 

The boys discuss Messi and Ronaldo playing in another world cup. The new age sobriety movement online. Pretentious Hobbies. Fun Fact Friday. And a possibility of butt breathing to save your life. 

The boys discuss why most Americans don't understand what trespassing is. Alan joins the team to tell the world about Elton John's knee cap jewerly. Fun fact Friday follow up by the badass of the month. A cat named Ray Ray that traveled a hundred miles an hour on the roof the family's minivan. 

In this conversation, Murr and Wes Fox discuss the aftermath of the World Series, the current state of various sports, and the dynamics of the NFL season. They delve into topics such as ownership styles in sports, the evolution of kicking in the NFL, and the impact of injuries. The discussion also touches on marriage communication, workplace flexes, the value of PTO, and the changing landscape of education and career paths. They conclude with a lighthearted segment on cloning pets and share fun facts and trivia.