Tonight we discuss the planned free speech rally in San Francisco that led to Antifa counter protestors attacking the event organizer, Philip Anderson.

The dems just keep on keeping on.  Allegedly incriminating information for the Biden campaign has now been released from the New York Post, obtained from a laptop supposedly belonging to Hunter Biden.  We also discuss Nancy Pelosi's recent interview with Wolf Blitzer discussing why the Speaker has not moved on the current covid relief stimulus.

Tonight we discuss the shooting on October 10th at the "Patriot Muster" rally in Denver, CO.

Tonight we discuss more information on the indictment of Netflix over the film Cuties, the attempted kidnapping plot of Mich. Governor Gretchen Whitmer, and details behind the history of the NFAC

If you stick through this episode, you're a fucking champ.  We cover odd, strange, and stupid state laws from all of the states listed in our analytics.

Tonight there's no politics, no drama, no bullshit, just us rambling about random topics to keep the flow going

A huge thank you to our guest, Heather, for coming on our show.  If you would like to make a donation or learn more about Threads of Serenity, visit www.threadsofserenity.com or call 607-218-2180.

We discuss the death of RBG and her possible successor, and the events leading to the death of Jacob Gardner, a bar owner and former Marine from Omaha, NE, who defended himself against an attacker and was later wrongfully charged in his attacker's death.

Simply put:  if the cops tell you to do something, even if they're wrong, your best bet is to comply and handle it in court.  You're less likely to get hurt/killed.  Tonight we discuss the shooting of officers in Tulsa and Los Angeles, the riots in Lancaster, and a trans woman who is also a satanist and anarchist winning the GOP election for county sheriff.

A special shout out to Paul Benefield, head coach of the Fyffe Red Devils, on his 300th career victory!  Tonight we discuss the new pedo attracting film on Netflix, "Cuties", as well as President Trump's nomination for the Nobel Peace Prize, and we reflect on the 19th anniversary of the tragedy that is September 11th.