Ethan and Jason discuss the powerful sociopathy of LinkedIn and the importance of witnessing to your kids.

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In this episode the boys make a huge reveal and discuss the value of friendship.

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Intro: Ethan and Jason talk about the natural fate of domestic horizontal surfaces and the proper and care and feeding of house cacti.

Between the Couch Cushions: Jason recommends the graphic novel, “Tommysaurus Rex” by the tenacious Doug TenNapel. Ethan brings our attention back to the epic video game, “Halo 1: Combat Evolved.”

Main Topic: The boys wax romantic about the glories of the eternal life in store for the believer. With such infinite wonder in front of us, how do we live our fleeting, mortal lives? We ought to live with a tangible peace and joy about us.

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Intro: Jason gives an update on his shipping container house. Ethan talks about the tariffs and Trump’s economic plan. Don’t expect everything to be immediately better. Destroying a system in order to implement a better one is a messy process. Brace for impact and pray for better times in the future.

Between the Couch Cushions: Ethan recommends “The Black Cauldron,” a 1985 animated movie based on the novel series “The Chronicles of Prydain” by Lloyd Alexander (which are also really good, so check those out as well). Jason recommends “Treasure Planet,” a 2002 animated movie based on the book “Treasure Island” by Robert Louis Stevenson.

Main Topic: The boys talk about the new age of sports betting and how the economic depression among young men is affecting how they spend their time and coin. Checking out while the economy is in the dumps is a sure-fire way to miss out on America’s next golden age.

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Intro: The boys share pyro and pressure washing stories.

Between the Couch Cushions: Ethan recommends the original “Blade Runner” by Ridley Scott, and Jason recommends the novella “Farmer Giles of Ham” by JRR Tolkien.

Main Topic: Any scarcity of resources in the universe is purely a result of mismanagement. God did not give mankind the mandate to fill the earth without providing the means to feed those people. There is no population bomb, no real shortages, and no way that mankind can destroy the earth before Christ is ready to return. Believe the promises God has made to us; be highly critical of what people tell you regarding the planet’s wellbeing.

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Intro: The bros try to film this episode… and fail. But they’re figuring it out. It’s coming soon. Jason visited Caddo Lake and Jefferson, TX with his folks and family. Ethan talks about getting fired.

Between the Couch Cushions: Jason recommends “The Indian in the Cupboard” by Lynne Reid Banks. Ethan recommends the movie “Animal House.”

Main Topic: In light of recent, online debate regarding a recent episode, Ethan and Jason talk about how they engage online. Christianity holds many notions that are offensive, so it is inevitable that things will get spicy if you engage in online debate. The boys talk about how to distinguish a fool from a fool, and how to interact with them.

“Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest thou also be like unto him. Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own conceit.”

Proverbs 26:4-5 KJV

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Intro: Ethan is getting half a house built, and his dishwasher is getting a dishwasher. Have you ever assembled a 1000 piece puzzle in a cramped closet using only a hand-cranked flashlight?

Between the Couch Cushions: Jason thinks you should listen to Paul Simon’s Graceland album. Ethan reminds us that “Ocean’s 11” is sick.

Main Topic: This is an episode for the new husbands out there, and perhaps the older husbands who don’t lead the way they should. It’s not a popular topic in our feminized culture, but that’s not uncommon for this podcast. We advocate a tender, firm approach, which we believe is Biblical. If you’re confused, listen to the whole thing to get the full picture.

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Disclaimer: This episode includes discussion of sexual allegations directed at Christian public figures. All information regarding the allegations, or responses to the allegations, is hearsay and has not been thoroughly researched by Hyper Premium. These allegations are being used purely for discussion purposes.

Intro: Ethan explains ‘brain spotting,’ Jason talks about his soil-building experiments, and the boys discuss what Alfalfa (of Little Rascals fame) is doing now.

Between the Couch Cushions: Ethan brings “Fire and Ice” (animated movie directed by Ralph Bakshi) to our attention. Jason suggests that “The Book of Virtues” (compiled by William J. Bennett) makes a good supplement for devotions with your children.

Main Topic: Ethan and Jason discuss how to view the failures of Christian leaders. What do you do when your hero is hit with sexual allegations? When do you stop listening to them? Does their sin negate all their previous work?

It’s important to realize the limits of our information and our ability to know things with absolute certainty. We are finite creatures. Ultimately, we need to fall back to scripture and be careful not to idolize leaders. Sola Scriptura, brothers and sisters.

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Warning: This episode describes the rampant sexuality of college dorm life. It's not an episode for kids to hear.

Intro: The norms of Normies.

Between the Couch Cushions: Ethan recommends the show “Little Bear,” and Jason talks about “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley.

Main Topic: Ethan shares his experiences in college, and why you should be afraid to leave your daughter there overnight. The boys talk about making it one of your highest priorities to guard and shepherd your children from those who seek to steal them. Make less money, downsize your house, drive a beater. Do anything to keep your wife home and your children safely educated.

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Intro: Vivek got himself fired for being a fake American-Indian. Ethan and Jason discuss being true to who God made you, and being genuine instead of manipulative. Also, why are hot, bikini chicks back at Carl’s Jr? And why are so-called conservatives cheering it? ‘Conservative’ is not a useful term and should be abandoned, but what do we use in its place?

The American culture seems to be coming around to Christianity, including some very public figures who are often crass. There is an adjustment period for them. Be ready to receive them and love them and pray for them.

Between the Couch Cushions: Jason recommends the 1993 movie “Dave", starring Kevin Kline and Sigourney Weaver. Ethan tells us about the movie “THX 1138,” George Lucas’ directorial debut.

Main Topics: The intro bleeds into the main topic on this episode.

Who is “American”? In this melting pot experiment, who determines what American culture is? Is it inherently American to move for work or school and be rootless? In a country that is still young, we are in a bit of an identity crisis. Ethan and Jason assert that the time of the American nomad is over. It’s time to settle and build communities. Forsake the idol of Individuality. Build, baby, build.