Ep 1169 | The Wild Childhood Rivalries That I...

Phil Robertson had a surprising way of settling arguments with his boys when they got into trouble, and the guys dig into a bigger conversation about why so many men today struggle to lead their families. Turning to Genesis, the guys examine the roles given to men and women—roles ...  Show more

Korie reflects on the joy of a growing Robertson family and what this new season of life with Willie looks like as grandkids, changing roles, and everyday sacrifices reshape their perspective on love. Jase recounts his embarrassing loss in a showdown with a bear on Willie’s putti ...  Show more

Why the most important line in the 2022 movie Top Gun is the most important line. Ants are known for what? Why would one smart man walk for the first part of his trip before climbing aboard transport? What S. American frog is not scared of you? The point of William Gilbert’s hila ...  Show more

Hello beautiful souls! The book The Seat of the Soul touched the lives of millions by helping us focus our energy on our intentions. When you know your intention for doing something, your actions gain meaning and purpose . . . and Spirit can begin to work through you in a way ...

The great Lance Cantstopolis aka Fahim Anwar comes in for a long day. These two immigrant kids talk Fahim’s journey from engineer to clown, his old sketch group with current SNL cast member Aristotle Athari and Hasan Minhaj and the state of the business and how funny is 27th on t ...  Show more

Tim, Ian, and Lydia sit down with independent journalist and broadcaster Elijah Schaffer of Slightly Offensive to analyze the case of journalist Andy Ngo, and Tim and Elijah take opposing sides in the conversation about what Mr. Ngo might have done better. Conversation is also ma ...  Show more