Coastal Commoners

This week the Commoners discuss some race baiting issues that bothered R.C., how Pagans now out number Presbyterians, some man crushing on Hugh Jackman, Creed II being the spiritual sequel to Rocky IV and wish everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving. 

This week the commoner's say farewell to Marvel Comics legend, Stan Lee and R.C. is in very rare form when he drops a couple of F-Bombs for a certain politician.

Oh the headaches of elections and what can go wrong. We don't care who you vote for so long as you do!

This week on Coastal Commoners, Gary and R.C. discuss the Synagogue shooting, antisemitism and on a lighter note, movies, LA Comic-Con and R.C.'s acting debut.

After a by-week, the Commoners return to address Antisemitism based on the remarks of Louis Farrakhan calling Jewish people "Termites" and a discussion of undocumented immigration versus refugee status and the march of Honduran citizens through Mexico to the United States.

This week on Coastal Commoners, R.C. and Gary speak with Riverdale Press Editor, Michael Hinman about the Kavanaugh situation, why Dr. Ford wasn't informed of being able to keep her anonymity and can the Fourth Estate reclaim its unbiased status.

This week, Gary and R.C. speak with Ernie Paicopolos, the Editor-in-Chief of FenwayNation and the baseball playoffs, movies we're watching and a tad bit about politics.

This week Gary gives his take on the Brett Kavanaugh situation, while R.C. questions why are Black actors mostly being cast as aliens in sci-fi shows these days, along with a little theological incite on what happens in the Eastern Orthodox Churches when a candidate for priesthood is deemed to be unworthy.

This week Gary and R.C. respectfully disagree on who the better professional wrestler is between Chris Jericho and Ric Flair, the "Controversy" of a Black Superman, the situation with Brett Kavanaugh and the 16th Amendment.

Author of 'A Mound Over Hell' and the upcoming graphic novel, 'The Last Wrestler' Gary Morgenstein and R.C. of FanboyNation discuss Rosh Hashanah the ethnic and religious ties between the Assyrian and Jewish peoples and their heartache over partisan politics