Step into the quirky world of What the Frock?, where Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod serve up their unique mix of humor, historical reflections, and sharp cultural commentary. In this episode, recorded on the eve of a significant political transition, they delve into everything from the peculiarities of modern inaugurations to the TikTok ban's cultural ripple effects. Along the way, you'll hear their takes on noise-canceling headphones, scam stories involving Brad Pitt, and the latest Seattle headlines.

It’s an unpredictable ride full of wit, wisdom, and a bit of mischief. Perfect for anyone looking to laugh, learn, and rethink the day's big and small moments. Tune in now to join the conversation and find out why this podcast is the perfect antidote to your Sunday blues.

The latest episode of What the Frock?, titled “Gavin’s Inferno,” is a fiery deep dive (oops—an intense discussion!) into California’s current chaos, as Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod take on everything from government mismanagement to environmental policies gone awry. Recorded in the aftermath of catastrophic wildfires raging across Los Angeles County, this episode pulls no punches, starting with the sobering truth about California’s failed $7.5 billion water bond passed nearly a decade ago.

Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod kick off the new year with their signature wit and a rollercoaster of conversations. From hilarious New Year’s mishaps and the tragic state of live Bruno Mars impersonators to a surprisingly philosophical dive into the divisive power of modern events, the duo keeps it real and unpredictable. Oh, and did we mention the unexpected New Year’s Eve birth at a Kokomo strip club? Yeah, they went there.

Join them as they tackle the absurdities of the world with humor, insight, and just the right amount of WTF. Whether you’re here for the laughs, the wisdom, or just to hear two friends navigate the weirdness of life, this episode has you covered.

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In this festive yet chaotic post-holiday episode of What The Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into the bizarre "dead zone" between Christmas and the New Year, a time where no one seems to know what day it is—or why football games happen every night. From Hanukkah celebrations and holiday hangovers to fiery debates about homelessness statistics and airplane crashes, the duo tackles it all with their trademark humor and insight.

They also explore hot topics like the Bible being banned in Texas schools, the conspiracy theories swirling around the 25th Amendment, and the ridiculousness of modern-day college football bowls (Pop-Tart Bowl, anyone?). Plus, Friar Rod gets called out for his European date formats, and Rabbi Dave contemplates a wild New Year’s Eve adventure.

It’s an episode packed with laughs, debate, and just the right amount of WTF. Don’t miss it—your sanity may depend on it!

When Tigers Would Smoke is an episode that’s equal parts insightful, irreverent, and downright quirky. Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod bring their signature mix of humor and sharp commentary to this week’s biggest headlines, baffling mysteries, and some truly oddball science. The result? A rollercoaster ride through the absurdities of modern life, politics, and even predatory squirrels.

Kicking things off with the mysterious case of the USS Gettysburg and a downed F/A-18, the duo explores conspiracy theories, media spin, and why we’re more inclined than ever to distrust official explanations. From there, they dive into the political circus of a 1,500-page continuing resolution, complete with secret funding, public meltdowns, and the ever-looming specter of government shutdowns. Along the way, they ponder how trust in leadership has crumbled since “the days when tigers would smoke,” a delightful Korean proverb that becomes a recurring theme.

But it’s not all politics! Friar Rod reveals that vegetarian ground squirrels in California have gone rogue, hunting voles with surprising skill. Meanwhile, Rabbi Dave connects the dots between primordial black holes and the mystery of disappearing socks, offering a cosmic twist on domestic frustrations.

With biting wit and thought-provoking takes, this episode goes beyond the headlines to ask big questions about trust, technology, and the strange times we live in. Whether you’re here for the laughs, the insights, or just the delightful chaos, What The Frock? delivers. Don’t miss this hilarious and illuminating exploration of a world that feels stranger than fiction.

Join Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod in this week’s episode of What the Frock?, where drones over New Jersey take center stage! Are they government experiments, foreign surveillance, or Princeton kids pulling a fast one?

The duo dives into government denials, AI conspiracies, and Elon Musk’s comments on the F-35, sprinkling in some classic humor and offbeat theories. Plus, they tackle the Army-Navy game, holiday Hallmark parodies, and the eternal debate: Is Die Hard a Christmas movie or a Hanukkah movie?

Tune in for a mix of wit, skepticism, and the occasional rabbit hole. Email us at [email protected] with your thoughts!

In this week's episode of What the Frock, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod tackle timeless themes of rebellion, human nature, and—yes—Tom Sawyer's knack for turning "no" into "absolutely!" Through the lens of Mark Twain's classic, they explore why telling people they can’t have something only makes them want it more, diving into Australia's bold attempt to ban teens from social media and the inevitable technological hijinks that will follow.

Along the way, they ponder AI-driven confessionals, Hallmark movie tropes, and their personal frustrations with modern tech. It’s a spirited mix of humor, culture, and sharp insights as the hosts reflect on human nature in all its stubborn glory.

Perfect for fans of clever banter, deep dives into literature, and a healthy dose of skepticism about modern policies and tech!

In this episode of What The Frock, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive into the chaos of current global tensions, using the concept of Nuclear Calvinball to explain the unpredictable and ever-shifting nature of international relations. They discuss the ongoing war in Ukraine, the escalating rhetoric from Russia, and how the U.S. and its allies are navigating the nuclear threat. The hosts explore the absurdity of the situation, drawing parallels with the chaotic, rule-bending game of Calvinball from Calvin and Hobbes.

Between discussions about world affairs, the duo also chats about Thanksgiving plans, mishaps with Taco Bell salsa, and their respective family traditions. From power outages to political scandals, nothing is off the table. Get ready for a conversation filled with humor, skepticism, and a whole lot of questions about where we're headed next—if anyone can even agree on the rules.

Tune in for an unfiltered, insightful, and sometimes hilarious take on the state of the world, and as always, be prepared to ask yourself, What the Frock?

In this week's episode, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod delve into one of cinema's greatest lies and how it parallels modern media, including a hilarious critique of "The View" and its outsized cultural impact. They explore the moral ambiguity of the Jedi, villains who believe they're heroes, and how these themes resonate in politics and pop culture.

The duo also tackles current news: RFK Jr.'s controversial cabinet appointment, cloning dilemmas with bighorn sheep, and the Navy’s fascination with "transmedium UFOs."

Amid the chaos, they share personal anecdotes, including Rabbi Dave's amusing MRI saga and a nod to Little Debbie cakes. It's an eclectic mix of humor, thoughtful commentary, and the occasional "WTF" moment that will leave you pondering perspectives—literally "from a certain point of view."

In this candid post-election episode of What the Frock?, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod dive deep into America’s current political climate, tackling everything from election anxiety to celebrity endorsements, the unexpected consequences of social media, and the changing nature of modern campaigns. They share personal reflections, from Rabbi Dave’s son’s reaction to the election to the surprising reactions (and rumored antics) of celebrities like George Clooney.

With characteristic humor and introspection, they question the labels we throw around, such as “Nazi” and “fascist,” while reflecting on historical lessons that seem lost on today’s polarized society.

As they touch on Veterans Day reflections, personal milestones, and upcoming Hallmark movie reviews, this episode combines thoughtful analysis with lighthearted banter, all wrapped up in the duo’s unique blend of historical insight and modern skepticism.