The steady drumbeat everywhere is that things keep getting worse. Civility is at an all time low. Protests on the sports field and in the streets. Trump said this, now he said that. The hurricane is coming! What if not all the news was bad? What if we were living in the best of times and didn't know it?

When discussing right and wrong, what measure are we to use? What is the standard? One thing that's sure: when Christians discuss these issues, someone always brings up the speed limit.

We take a look back to share and celebrate our successes, great or small. Some steps were easy, others were extremely difficult. All of these we would repeat if we could do it over again.

We share our most embarrassing moments so you can be entertained at our expense. But hey, it's good to know that even when it all goes wrong - life isn't over. It can only get better from here!

Kaepernick... what do you think of when you hear his name? Hero or villain? Uniting us or dividing us? Ruining a sport or redeeming a platform? What's the real story?

In this episode we discuss voting and elections. Sheldon fixes the primary system. Nate reveals how he votes on taxes. And, we introduce a new segment.

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Nate is back this week to offer his rebuttal to the previous episode which was done without him. We discuss football, our fandom, our teams and we go off on a few tangents. Enjoy!

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It's an awkward episode. Nate is out, so Sheldon takes the opportunity to talk behind his back. We're praying the team is back together soon! Tune in for a shorter podcast that's completely rant-based

What is social media really selling? Are they all private companies, a public forum, or telecoms? Who makes the rules? Should there be any rules at all?

Boys of all ages play stupid games. These games do not have a winner or a point and they usually end with someone bleeding. We try to chronicle as many of them as we can remember. Mothers, cover your ears! We have never laughed so hard recording anything else. Enjoy!