Nachos and Nazis have something in common that you should think through the next time you order a bowl of delicious gooey goodness. I discuss how a grocery store can change a culture and what to call artwork created by artificial intelligence.

What's the true cost of a Taylor Swift ticket if you can get $4000 for them by scalping them? Is free will an illusion? Is it possible to have free will if God knows the future? And how is it possible that electric cars powered by coal fire power plants are better for the environment?

Episode 73 - The Wrong Designer

Are dinosaurs mentioned in the Bible? If no, why not? I dive into the controversy and the mystery of dinosaurs and the Genesis account. Plus I talk about some impending federal indictments against Hunter Biden and Donald Trump.

The accusation of fascism is easily throw around. But what exactly is a Fascist? Is it just anyone on the political Right? Is it just something you know when you see it? I dive into the history of the movement and offer the actual markers of a Fascists. You might be surprised to know you're just as likely to know a Fascist as you are a Socialist.

Episode 70 - Build it with Bricks

Some solid talk on what it takes to be a man beyond a call to display strength and a willingness to fight. I also share a story of a mind-bending genius and what I really hate about politics.

You will never 100% solve the problem of the human heart or of gun violence in America. Does that mean there is nothing that can be done. . .at all? I offer some non-conventional solutions and do my best to fall into the ditches of the gun control debate. I also make the case why your political party is wrong and try to avoid the ghastly death of spontaneous human consumption.

A short and simple parable about a tribe of people who loved their song about papaya to a fault.

Does Cancel Culture even really exist? Or is just a way to blame someone else for your own poor behavior? What's the difference between criticizing someone and cancelling them? The Dixie Chicks represent a great test case from the ancient past when Twitter didn't exist.