In this week's episode of What The Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod set their sights on Hungary—yes, the land of goulash, Rubik’s Cubes, and oddly aggressive water polo.

Discover why two-thirds of Hungarians are podcast addicts, why paprika is practically a religion, and why clinking beer glasses might start a diplomatic incident.

With classic banter, a belly-rubbing statue, and Rabbi Dave's fight against diabetic chaos, this episode welcomes our new Magyar friends with humor, heresy, and a healthy dose of Pálinka-fueled goodwill.

Tune in for laughter, wisdom, and Hungarian proverbs you never knew you needed.

Jó étvágyat!

Washington's gone bonkers, folks—Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod are back to unpack the madness!

In this episode of What the Frock?, the duo tackles Washington State’s bizarre new tax on dating apps (yes, they’re taxing “thingy”), the philosophical tug-of-war between divine will and prayer, and why you should never cook a steak in the office microwave.

Plus, Rabbi Dave reveals plans for a cross-country move, and Rod confronts being outperformed by AI Rod. It’s thoughtful, irreverent, and just the right amount of frocked up.

Tune in, laugh hard, and maybe start packing for South Carolina.

This one’s a wild ride!

This week on What The Frock?, Friar Rod joins in from Gatlinburg with tales of divine donuts and suspiciously foreign MAGA hats, while Rabbi Dave battles a 6mm kidney stone with nothing but prayer, pacing, and Costco water.

The holy duo also weigh in on the upcoming Naked Gun reboot starring Liam Neeson—can it live up to the deadpan glory of Leslie Nielsen, or is it best streamed under sedation?

With spiritual snack sermons and sharp political jabs, this episode is glazed with humor and filled with the kind of wisdom only a rabbi and a friar can serve.

Rabbi Dave is battling a kidney stone, Friar Rod is broadcasting from a borrowed headset in Georgia, and somehow the show still goes on!

This week, the frocked duo tackles the government’s Signal app scandal, the anime art explosion sparked by Studio Ghibli AI filters, and a minor league baseball logo that’s... a bit too anatomical.

From tech paranoia to baseball blasphemy, it’s a wild ride through everything ridiculous, real, and rib-splitting.

Buckle up, adjust your filters, and join us for another unforgettable episode of What The Frock?—where the only thing predictable is the laughter.

Spring allergies, legal absurdities, and subterranean TikTok fame—this episode of What the Frock? has it all. Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod tackle the politics of impeachment, the dysfunction of healthcare bureaucracy, and whether axing the Department of Education would actually improve anything.

They also uncover the bizarre tale of a janitor turned bio-terrorist and a Virginia woman digging unauthorized tunnels under her house—with government approval. It's a wild ride through history, policy, and modern madness, served with sarcasm, insight, and a sprinkle of antihistamines.

Grab your tissues (for the pollen), your Constitution, and your WTF button—this one's a doozy.

Who makes the best villain—Darth Vader, Hans Gruber, or…a high school track star with a baton?

In this episode of What the Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod break down what truly makes a great villain, from classic films to real-life politics.

Are the best villains just misunderstood heroes, or do they embrace their evil?

Plus, they tackle Chuck Schumer’s latest flip-flop, an airline seat showdown, and the shocking truth about St. Patrick’s Day corned beef.

Tune in for laughs, deep thoughts, and plenty of What the Frock? moments.

Listen now and decide: Who’s the real villain?

The Extended Version – because some stories just can’t be crammed into a soundbite. In this episode of What The Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod break down the ongoing battle between long-form podcasts and short-form radio. Spoiler: they’re on the right side of history.

Along the way, Rabbi Dave finally gets answers to his Lord of the Rings questions, Friar Rod dissects the Gene Hackman fiasco, and both take a skeptical look at the latest national security absurdities. Meanwhile, the Epstein files remain locked away (shocking), post-Zelensky meeting PTSD is a thing, and—because we’ve apparently lost the plot—calling someone “bald” is now considered sexual harassment.

And just when you think it can’t get stranger, an OnlyFans twist enters the chat.

Buckle up for history, headlines, and hilarity as the guys make sense of the madness—one extended rant at a time.

In this episode of What The Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod pull on some serious Holmesian strings, unraveling everything from ancient biblical mysteries to modern media madness.

Did Adam and Eve really last only nine hours in the Garden of Eden? And was it even an apple? The guys dive into how easily misinformation spreads—whether it’s Joy Behar calling Elon Musk “pro-apartheid” or the bafflingly vague Epstein files release.

They also dissect Ukrainian President Zelensky’s disastrous White House visit, where his tracksuit diplomacy backfired spectacularly.

Plus, Major League Baseball’s Robo Ump is here—is this the future of the game, or just another way to ruin a good argument?

With a mix of humor, history, and hard-hitting skepticism, this episode is all about questioning everything. If you’re tired of taking headlines at face value, What The Frock? is the podcast for you.

Tune in and start pulling those threads!

Welcome to another irreverent, thought-provoking, and occasionally eyebrow-raising episode of What the Frock?, where Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod take a chainsaw to the sacred trees of modern absurdity.

This week, our fearless hosts dive into a smorgasbord of political and cultural insanity, with a special focus on the mind-boggling use of taxpayer money for, shall we say, unique purposes... and that's just the beginning...

In this episode of What The Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into everything from the Socratic method to modern-day political absurdities.

They discuss the execution of Socrates, the consequences of a world devoid of critical thinking, and the strange intersection of current events and history.

With plenty of humor and sharp commentary, the hosts tackle topics like Ukraine, the IRS, and even the chaotic brawls of a U.S.-Canada hockey game.

Tune in for laughs and insights!