Chuck and Paul along with special guest Mike tackle the argument of should NCAA players be compensated for their abilities on the field and court.  

On this episode we tackle the big debate that is ongoing in our country about masking in schools and should it keep going.  We debate between if it should be the parents, school board, Mayor, or even the President that decides on this issue.  We also get some first hand info from our school going kid on if he is okay with wearing a mask in school.

For this week's episode we talk about sports and the topic about transgender athletes in them.  We look at rules and the states that have created new rules, we look at the impact this is causing where it might be seen as a unfair advantage.  

The cast of Wick-splaining will discuss the facts and of course our opinions of the Russia and Ukraine situation.  Please listen in for some serious and not so serious discussion.

On this week's episode, Chuck and Paul talk about sports gambling and the push to legalize it in Ohio.  They look at the pros and cons and some of the benefits it could bring.  They discuss how other states have it and how Ohio allows casinos but no sports betting.  

On this week's episode Chuck and Paul talk about the ruling that the Supreme Court handed down on the OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard on Vaccination and Testing as well as the mandate for the medical facilities that take Medicare or Medicaid payments.  We stand by the choice that you as a human deserve the right to choose what is best for you.  We don't consider ourselves medical experts on this matter we are just sharing our thoughts.

We had guest Gary and Keith to discuss what pisses them off.  It was like an live version of Grumpy Old Men but just without Walter Matthau.

Hello all and Happy New Year.   This is about the NCAA Football Playoff expansion with going to twelve teams instead of the current format of four teams.  Chuck and Kaleb debate the way to do it and if it could be successful with remembering the core that they are college kids who are going to college for an education.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our listeners.  On today's episode we take a step back from our thoughts and opinions on the political scene to talk about our favorite Christmas memory as well as our top 3 favorite Christmas Movies.

Kaleb's

1.  How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Jim Carrey)

2.  The Santa Clause

3.  Home Alone

    a. Fred Claus

Paul

1.  National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation 

2.  It's a Wonderful Life (1946)

3.  Dolly Parton's Circle of Love

Chuck

1.  A Christmas Carol (1953)

2.  Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

3.  A Christmas Story

    a. Elf

We also discuss the age old question.  Is Die-Hard a Christmas Movie?  So get a cup of hot chocolate with marshmallows and enjoy this episode.

This is a topic that hits near to Chuck and Paul as they are both veterans and they want to discuss it.  They will go over some stats about it and provide their own personal experiences.  If you are a veteran and need to speak to someone always remember there is someone ready to talk to you and there is always help.  

Please reach out to The Veterans Crisis Line - 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1