The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the world of vaccines and how they have changed our health over time.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the album "The Unforgettable Fire" from the Irish band U2, from the introduction of U2 to the English music scene and the transition of the band not only from the sounds they created but also from the religious undertones in the music to the political shift. The Wolf talks about his favorite songs from the album and the Shepherd learns more about how the Wolf cannot sing.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd sit down with Sean Merchant, owner and head chef of Smoking Windmill BBQ in Aurora, Texas. Sean gives tips about how to choose the perfect brisket, what it takes to be a chef, and explains why the Wolf and the Shepherd are definitely not vegan. 

The Wolf AND The Shepherd sit down to have a discussion about film making. The Wolf secretly decides to change the subject right at record time from "Hollywood" to "Bollywood" and catches the Shepherd off guard with the Wolf's extensive knowledge of the Indian movie making industry.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss different genres of music and discover an untapped market where music would flourish. Will gay Asian disco become the next great music genre?

The Wolf AND The Shepherd continue their Halloween theme with a short discussion of superstitions around the world. 

The Wolf AND The Shepherd talk about their favorite holiday Halloween. While everyone is celebrating getting free candy, wearing costumes and decorating, The Shepherd celebrates his birthday.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the gaining role in the attack of the man, whether you call it toxic masculinity, male privilege, or just the defamation of man.

Does race have anything to do with it? What is a man? How much has advertising and the media changed our perception of what a man is?