The James Perspective

On todays show the Future Foursome cover, various topics, including the potential of AI to surpass human capabilities, the impact of AI on job markets, and the future of education. The panelists debated whether AI could replace human roles, such as teachers and parents, and concluded that while AI could assist, it cannot fully replicate human interaction and wisdom. They also discussed the implications of AI in warfare, particularly the use of drones, and the potential for AI to disrupt global supply chains. Additionally, they touched on the challenges of AI in education, emphasizing the need for rigorous, individualized teaching to foster critical thinking. The discussion emphasized the irreplaceable nature of individuals like Russ Holcomb and Tamara Lee, highlighting their unique contributions. Speaker 1 argued that while AI can be a useful educational tool, parents remain responsible for their children's education. The conversation also touched on the limitations of AI, comparing it to learning to ride a bike with human guidance. The segment concluded with a light-hearted anecdote about the Boston Red Sox and a promotion for PJ's Coffee in Louisiana, encouraging listeners to engage and provide feedback. Upcoming topics include Jimmy Williams' discussion on the Methodist view of revelation. Don't miss it!

On todays show Maddie, breaks down  the legal case Goss vs. Lopez, a 1974 civil rights case where students were suspended without due process. The majority ruled that students have property and liberty interests protected by the 14th Amendment, requiring due process for suspensions of 10 days or less. The dissent argued that 10 days is de minimis. The case highlighted the shift from principals handling discipline to legal proceedings. The conversation also touched on current events, including Trump's social media activities, Bono's political involvement, and the impact of California's policies on national issues. The discussion covered various political and social issues, including the chaos in government, the impact of tariffs, and the potential military actions against Iran. Glenn Cox and others debated the role of chaos in economic systems, with libertarians seen as promoting chaos to prevent government control. The conversation also touched on the Democratic Party's strategies, the rise of AOC, and the challenges of homelessness in California. Additionally, they discussed the complexities of tariff laws, the potential for a nuclear arms race in the Middle East, and the implications of Trump's foreign policies. The group also mentioned the impact of social media on political discourse and the trolling tactics used by Trump. The conversation revolves around the critique of two movies, one about King Edward VIII and another titled "Leave the World Behind," which was deemed poorly made. They discuss the impressive performance of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller in hostile interviews, suggesting he might be a robot. The discussion shifts to the debt rescission clock, explaining the process by which the administration can request Congress to rescind unspent funds, with a 45-day timer and a 25-day period for House action. They also touch on Tesla's new home delivery service, which has started testing in Austin. Don't Miss IT!

On todays show without Charlotte the Guys talk about  the feasibility of Noah's Ark and the findings at the Dunapar site in Turkey. Glenn and Mark highlighted that mathematical models suggest six people could repopulate to 8.2 billion in 4,300 years with a 1% growth rate. The Dunapar site, believed to be a geological formation, shows a structure resembling a boat, supported by ground penetrating radar and ERT. Soil samples indicate organic matter, consistent with rotting wood. The Turkish Government has been open to archaeological studies, finding petrified wood and iron fasteners. The conversation also touched on natural selection and the impact of human activities on the Earth. The discussion centered on the feasibility of Noah's Ark being discovered in Mount Ararat, with arguments supporting its size and location. They debated the accuracy of depictions of Noah's Ark, suggesting it was more like a barge than a traditional boat. The Guys also explored the Young Earth Theory, referencing Mount St. Helens and the moon dust consistency. They discussed the potential discovery of Noah's Ark and the implications for biblical interpretation. Additionally, they touched on the historical context of alcohol consumption, suggesting Noah might have been the first to drink fermented beverages post-flood. Don't Miss IT!

On todays Show Dwayne and Glenn talk to James about the latest on Elon Musk, government duties, discretionary spending, budget reconciliation, fraud exposure, Ivy League, migrant parole system, zoning laws, religious discrimination, Harvard professor, academic integrity, populism, Trump administration, Senate rules, budget cuts., Harvard reputation, law school, political bias, Supreme Court, Ivy League, higher education bubble, foreign students, research grants, tuition costs, TOPS program, student debt, AI education, budget reconciliation, voting prevention, Real ID. Don't Miss It!

On todays show pastor Jimmy leads the podcast crew in a discussion with James as well about the book of revelations and how little thing get in the way of Christians being Christians. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about AI blackmail, advanced air conditioning, cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Trump coin, robotic nurses, AI in education, job seekers, embellishment, AI tutor, energy storage, robotic dogs, animal communication, medical field infiltration., AI interactivity, learning parameters, AI university, tactile learning, auditory learning, Google notebook, advanced calculus, public school outcomes, higher education cost, legal lying, simultaneous consumption, robotics social scenarios, impatient people, podcast feedback. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show we talk about  various topics, including the return of Dr. Green, who expressed gratitude for his recovery and cognitive function. They discussed the Memorial Day Run for the Red, White, and Blue at the Chanel Aviation Museum, and the tradition of playing Taps. The group debated the Minnesota Supreme Court's decision allowing women to go topless, criticizing the hypocrisy of the left. They also discussed the acquisition of a new Air Force One, the potential use of nuclear power plants, and the impact of rolling blackouts in Bucha, speculating on AI involvement. Additionally, they mentioned the Southern Poverty Law Center's designation of family game nights as a hate group and the recent sinking of a North Korean ship. The conversation revolves around the analysis of a movie directed by Samuel Ismail, who previously worked with the Obamas. The speakers criticize the movie's predictable stunts and music, predicting its failure. They then discuss a controversial incident where Trump confronted the South African President at the White House, which they argue was not an ambush but a strategic move by Trump to expose the President's claims about racial atrocities. The discussion also touches on the upcoming launch of Starship 9, a spacecraft with double the power of the Saturn V rocket, designed to take humans to Mars. The speakers conclude with a light-hearted exchange about personal matters and upcoming plans. Don't miss it!

On todays Show Charlotte And the Gang (James, Sarah and Glenn) Talk about the Rendlesham Forest Incident of 1980, where U.S. servicemen in England reported seeing strange lights and a craft in the forest. The incident involved three nights of sightings, with the third night involving a craft that emitted a bright light and moved at high speed. The craft left three depressions that tested positive for radiation. The U.S. Air Force initially dismissed it as a lighthouse or satellite, but later reports and declassified documents suggested otherwise. The conversation also touched on the potential involvement of nuclear capabilities and the presence of B-52 bombers in the area. The discussion covered various topics, including faith and personal transformation. Glenn Cox and Speaker 4 discussed Shiloh Bucha's quiet conversion to Catholicism and his positive influence on others. They also touched on Joe Rogan's podcast where he expressed a belief in Jesus' influence rather than his faith. The conversation shifted to legal matters, mentioning Smartmatic's lawsuit against Fox News for internal data and an ongoing investigation into algorithms used in local elections in 2024. Don't miss it!

on todays show Maddie breaks down the legal case of  Corinne Thomas et al. vs. Humboldt County, California, where landowners face harsh penalties for alleged cannabis activities. One petitioner was fined $1.8 million to demolish a garage. The plaintiffs argue the fines violate the Eighth Amendment's excessive fines clause and the Seventh Amendment's right to a jury trial. The case highlights the lack of due process and bias in county hearings. The Supreme Court is considering the appeal, focusing on the Seventh Amendment. Additionally, the conversation touched on the potential impact of Trump's economic policies and the challenges faced by New Orleans' prison system. The discussion centered on the impending departure of Scott Adams, who is known for his common-sense approach and humor in his podcasts. Adams, who has been diagnosed with cancer, plans to continue working until he can no longer do so. The conversation also touched on the difficulty of replacing Rush Limbaugh and the impact of his passing. Additionally, there was a brief mention of Sudanese deportations and a positive review of Dunkin' Donuts' new peach tea Palmer. The segment concluded with a promotion for Second Round Bakery cookies and an invitation for listener feedback. Don't Miss it!

Todays discussion centered on the importance and reliability of the Bible. Pastor Jimmy Williams explained that the Bible is a covenant document, paralleling Genesis and introducing the New Covenant. The conversation highlighted the historical reliability of the Bible, citing numerous manuscripts and the consistency of the Gospels. They discussed the significance of faith, works, and the New Covenant, emphasizing that faith without works is meaningless. The group also touched on the role of faith in daily life, the impact of the Bible on personal transformation, and the importance of understanding biblical contexts. The conversation revolves around the hosts' admiration for Paul, a significant historical figure. They plan to discuss a conspiracy theory the next day, as Sarah's suggestion was rejected. The discussion shifts to Masonic symbolism, specifically the significance of the 33rd degree and a humorous anecdote about Masons visiting a coffee shop in Louisiana. They also mention a local Cambodian donut shop, endorsing it for its quality. Don't miss it!

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about, AI in education, Starlink backup, military GPS, 3D tissue printing, AI-generated porn, privacy legislation, job interview cheating, AI regulation, natural gas production, sustainability policy, podcast system, Lafayette High rebuilding, cyber truck features, robot lawn mowers, futurist predictions., AI education, finance exam strategy, Kanye West controversy, Microsoft layoffs, Tesla Cybertruck sales, VPN blocking, sports streaming, natural gas data center, AI in learning, digital clock, sustainability policy, Holly Ridge data center, human behavior, commercial interruptions. Don't mis this packed episode!

The discussion covered various topics, including the absence of Maddie and the Supreme Court's recent actions. Tim Towers mentioned his son Jonathan Shrum's visit and his granddaughter's kindergarten graduation. The conversation shifted to Joe Biden's health, with speculations about his prostate cancer and its impact on his presidency. They also discussed the potential implications of Biden's use of an autopen for signing documents. Additionally, they touched on the FBI's handling of the Unabomber case, the escape of prisoners in New Orleans, and the implementation of Real ID for voter registration. The meeting concluded with a debate on the political bias in AI models. The discussion focused on the limitations of legal AI in handling complex legal cases. Speaker 1 highlighted that AI tools like Brock, Perplexity, and ChatGPT struggled to distinguish between special damages (easily calculable) and general damages (difficult to quantify). The AI also failed to understand the nuances of loss of earning capacity versus loss of income. Despite training, the AI hallucinated cases and doctrines. The conversation also touched on various legal AI tools available, such as Co Counsel, Lexus Plus AI, and Daro, emphasizing the need for comprehensive legal databases to avoid malpractice.

On Todays Podcast Charlotte plays and James and Dwayne Learn about the conspiracy theory that Queen Elizabeth I might have been a man. The theory suggests that Elizabeth was replaced by a boy named Edward after her death, as her caretaker, Lady Catherine Ashley, was afraid of revealing her true gender. Evidence includes a coffin found in Bisley with a boy in Elizabethan dress and the tradition of dressing boys as queens in Bisley. The hosts debate the plausibility of the theory, noting Elizabeth's masculine traits, refusal to marry, and her effective leadership. They conclude that while the theory is intriguing, it lacks substantial evidence and diminishes Elizabeth's historical significance. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show The Fearsome threesome talk about political and legal topics, including Trump's visit to the Arabian Gulf, where he secured a $1 trillion investment commitment from Qatar and a $140 billion arms deal with Saudi Arabia. The conversation also touched on the Trump administration's efforts to codify executive orders, the potential impact of the Alien Enemies Act, and the legal challenges faced by a federal judge in Wisconsin who allegedly obstructed immigration enforcement. Additionally, the group discussed the expulsion of George Santos from Congress and the implications of nationwide injunctions on Trump's policies. Glenn Cox discussed the influence of Christian apologists like Wes Huff and Russell Bryan on influencers like Joe Rogan, who is reconsidering Christianity. Huff debated a skeptic on Rogan's podcast, making a compelling case for the resurrection. Rogan, influenced by Trump and Vance, is exploring Christianity. The conversation also touched on the Pope's conservative brothers, the impact of COVID-19 on legal practices, and the potential implications of a deputy's shooting of a judge, possibly linked to sexual favors. The discussion concluded with light-hearted remarks about a local coffee shop and podcasting. Don't miss it!

On todays show Texas Jim delved into the historical context of the New Testament, focusing on the fall of the northern kingdom, the rise of the Parthian Empire, and the impact of Alexander the Great's Hellenization. The conversation highlighted the divide between Gentiles and Jews, the influence of Antiochus IV's persecution, and the Maccabean revolt. The speakers also explored the messianic expectations among Jews, the role of Herod the Great, and the cultural clash between Greek and Jewish traditions. The conversation emphasized the radical nature of Paul's message to unite Jews and Gentiles under Christ, despite the strong Jewish resistance to Hellenization. The discussion explores the cultural and religious expectations surrounding Jesus' message. Speaker 3 notes that Jews anticipated a physical king, while Gentiles, accustomed to emperor worship, found the concept of a personal God revolutionary. Glenn Cox highlights the shift from a warrior God to a teacher who dies for sins, emphasizing the resistance to this change. Speaker 4 adds that both Greeks and Jews expected a military hero, not a crucified king. The conversation also touches on the honor-shame culture and the implausibility of the Jewish and Greek movements without the resurrection. The speakers agree on the importance of historical understanding and express interest in future discussions. While the rest of us try to keep up but still Fascinating talk, don't miss it!

On today's Show the Future Foursome talk about market recoveries, personal robotics, and AI advancements. Glenn noted that market losses since Liberation Day have been recovered in three weeks. James plans to buy a lawn-mowing robot, which learns to avoid obstacles. The team discussed AI's role in legal drafting, with tools like Perplexity and ChatGPT offering different functionalities. They also explored AI's potential in cybersecurity, legal research, and medical procedures. Additionally, they touched on ADHD medication rates, the potential of biodegradable robots for brain surgery, and the implications of cosmic rays for energy production. The discussion covered various scientific and technological topics, including the conversion of lead to gold using the Large Hadron Collider, which requires removing protons from lead. They also discussed the use of quantum computing to solve power engineering problems and the potential of hydrogen production from urine and wastewater. The conversation shifted to Elon Musk's Starlink project, aiming to create infrastructure around Mars. Additionally, they explored PTSD treatment using psychedelics and shock collars, with a success rate of over 60%. The meeting concluded with a debate on government involvement in healthcare and election integrity. Don't Miss It!

On todays show we cover covered the case of Hamdi vs. Rumsfeld, where Yaser Esam Hamdi, classified as an enemy combatant, was detained without a hearing. The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 plurality decision, ruled he had the right to an AVS petition and counsel. Justice O'Connor's opinion emphasized due process. The conversation also touched on the potential suspension of habeas corpus, the impact of lab-grown diamonds on the industry, and the recent incident at an ICE facility involving Newark Mayor Ras Baraka and three congressmen. Additionally, the group discussed Trump's potential recognition of a Palestinian state and the legalities of his use of a Qatari jet as a temporary Air Force One. The discussion covered the Palisades fire in California, highlighting the red tape delaying rebuilding permits. Glenn Cox mentioned Donald Trump's criticism of California's regulatory issues. The conversation then shifted to global political moves, including Trump's interactions with various world leaders and his potential strategies to impact oil and gas production and Venezuela's political landscape. Venezuela's temporary permits for Chevron are expiring, and Trump is against renewing them. The segment also touched on the spiritual significance of exit 33 and promoted a coffee shop at that exit, emphasizing its offerings and the potential for social interaction. Don't Miss It.

On todays SPECIAL podcast Texas Jim and The Gang talk about delved into the early Christian writings of Irenaeus and his comprehensive refutation of Gnosticism, particularly Valentinianism. Irenaeus emphasized the importance of the Eucharist as a physical manifestation of Christ's flesh and blood, countering Gnostic beliefs that dismissed the physical aspect of Christ's sacrifice. The conversation highlighted the role of the Eucharist in early Christian communities, its significance in combating docetic views, and its centrality in the gospel narrative. The Gang also explored the historical context of Gnostic teachings and their impact on early Christian theology. The discussion centered on the literal interpretation of the Eucharist and its historical context. Texas Jim argued that using literal language is necessary for an illiterate audience, referencing historical figures like Irenaeus and Justin Martyr. Sarah highlighted the connection between Eucharistic language and Old Testament sacrifices, emphasizing the need to avoid reducing it to mere symbolism. The conversation also explored the implications of Jesus' words in John 6, suggesting they were meant for a broader audience beyond his disciples. The Gang concluded that the Eucharist's literal language serves to combat Gnosticism and emphasize the importance of community and sacrifice. Don't Miss It!

on todays show we discuss various topics, including the freshman design projects at Louisiana Tech, where students showcased inventions like a combustible gas detector and a bread maker using Arduino. The conversation shifted to conspiracy theories, such as the FBI's alleged cover-up of the motive behind the shooting of Louisiana representative Steve Scalise, and the existence of vast underground cities for the wealthy. The new Pope, Robert Prevost, was also discussed, highlighting his conservative views on social issues and his support for climate action and renewable energy. The meeting concluded with a brief mention of the Amazon vampire myth. The discussion covered various conspiracy theories and scientific debates. Speaker 4 argued that authorities manipulate oil scarcity narratives to control prices. Glenn Cox and others debated the Pope's role in environmental policies and the validity of climate models, suggesting they are based on false information. Speaker 3 explained the role of CO2 in plant growth and the media's misrepresentation of historical temperatures. The conversation also touched on the natural regulation of planetary temperatures by hurricanes and volcanic activity. Additionally, they promoted a cosmic summit in Greensboro, North Carolina, featuring ancient alien theorists, and recommended local businesses for audience engagement. PODBEAN'S NAMING CONVETIONS SUUUUUUUCK!

On todays show Maddie and James and Dwayne and Glenn talk about  the Aliens in Enemies Act litigation, focusing on a class action case in the District of Colorado involving Venezuelans. The case, led by Judge Charlotte Sweeney, debates the constitutionality of Trump's order to deport Venezuelans under the Act. The conversation also touched on historical context, noting the Act's origins in 1798 and its use during the War of 1812. Additionally, the group discussed Trump's renaming of the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Gulf, and the potential impact of a proposed law in Washington state that could compromise the priest-penitent privilege in confessional settings. The discussion covered the Catholic Church's stance on priest-penitent privilege, expressing skepticism about undercover measures to breach confidentiality. They also debated the efficacy and necessity of vaccines, citing Dr. Green's anti-vaccination views and the increase in vaccines from 4-5 to nearly 30. The nomination of a new Surgeon General was discussed, with concerns about her alignment with the WHO and the potential for a science-based agenda. The conversation shifted to Trump's administration, his immigration policies, and the left's perceived extreme positions. They concluded with a mention of a potential future discussion on the congressional shooting investigation. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show we celebrate the return of Texas Jim and we talk about Jimbo's paper on early Christian liturgical and catechetical patterns, which identified 12 features of apostolic Christianity. These include beliefs in God's unity, Jesus' divinity and humanity, and the resurrection. Jimbo compared Apostolic Fathers' texts with Nag Hammadi texts, finding that only the Secret Book of James and some Valentinian texts partially aligned with the narrative pattern. The paper concluded that early Christianity was unified around these beliefs, despite diverse practices. The conversation also touched on the implications of these findings for modern Christian orthodoxy and the importance of implicit versus explicit theological statements. The discussion delves into the interpretation of the Bible, emphasizing the depth beyond literalism. Speaker 2 critiques the shallow approach of Richard Dawkins and others, advocating for a deeper understanding of Christianity's narrative and salvific plan. The conversation highlights the unity of Christianity through 12 core features, despite diverse practices like communion. They contrast this with Gnostic texts, which deviate significantly from Apostolic Christian principles. The narrative pattern unites major Christian denominations, including Protestantism, Eastern Orthodoxy, and Catholicism. Don't miss it!

On todays Show the Future Foursome talk about AI to revolutionize legal and medical fields. AI agents could assist lawyers in simulating scenarios and improving case arguments, while medical experts could use AI to validate information. The conversation also touched on the implications of quantum computing, predicting it could disrupt cryptocurrency and digital security. Additionally, advancements in medical technology were discussed, such as biodegradable pacemakers and AI-assisted brain surgery. The group also speculated on the future of robots in daily chores and the potential impact of AI on job markets. Don't Miss IT!

On todays show the fearsome Threesome talk about the Rockets' game seven loss, the baseball league's rule changes, and the potential use of AI in baseball umpiring. They also discussed the creation of a new municipality, Starbase, Texas, for SpaceX operations. The conversation touched on the political implications of Venezuela's oil reserves, the potential for the U.S. to become energy dominant, and the nomination of Ed Martin as District Attorney for DC, with concerns about a federal judge making the appointment. Additionally, they mentioned the impact of Real ID on voting and the challenges of election reform. The discussion covered various political and legal topics. The speakers debated U.S. involvement in Venezuela's oil and gas reserves, criticizing the current regime and advocating for a new agreement. They discussed the impact of the "blob" on U.S. foreign policy, particularly in Chile and Nicaragua. The conversation also touched on the incompetence of certain Supreme Court justices, particularly Ketanji Brown Jackson, and her frequent interruptions. They mentioned the Ukraine agreement, noting its positive impact on Putin. The meeting concluded with light-hearted remarks about coffee and a joke about leaving the U.S. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show Sarah leads us in a discussion on  Pope Pius XII's actions during World War II. Pius XII, born Eugenio Pacelli, was known for his diplomatic skills and extensive education. He faced criticism for his silence during the Holocaust, but the conversation highlighted his efforts to protect Jews and Catholics through subtle actions and negotiations. The Vatican provided shelter and aid, and Pius XII condemned both the Allies and Axis powers to maintain neutrality. The conversation also noted the Catholic Church's historical context, including the loss of the Papal States and the need for centralized control. The debate emphasized the balance between political and spiritual roles of the Pope. The discussion centered on the historical relationship between Hitler and the Catholic Church, particularly Pope Pius XII. Glenn Cox and others debated whether Hitler feared the Catholic Church's influence and whether Pius XII's actions were a hit job. They also discussed the Catholic Church's global responsibilities, its internal politics, and the Assumption of Mary as a dogma. The conversation touched on modernism's influence, the German Church's issues, and the significance of the peace treaty post-World War I. Glenn promoted a local coffee shop and encouraged listeners to speculate on the next Pope, inviting them to email their thoughts. Don't miss it!

On todays Show we talk about DARPA's plans to build enormous structures in space using synthetic biology and additive manufacturing. This includes manufacturing facilities in space to produce items like satellites and antennas, which could be more efficient than Earth-based production. The conversation also touched on the potential for time travel and the implications of AI on human jobs. Additionally, they discussed the use of robotic horses for military and practical purposes, the accuracy of weather prediction using AI, and the potential for space colonization using lava tubes on the moon. The meeting concluded with a brief mention of international economic agreements and geopolitical tensions. Don't Miss It!

On todays Show we  delved into theological concepts, focusing on the creation story, angels, and the role of faith in healing. Speaker 1 emphasized that angels were created before humans and interact with us. James explained dualistic philosophies like Manichaeism and Valentinianism. The conversation highlighted Psalms 103, stressing God's benefits, including forgiveness and healing. Speaker 2 shared personal testimonies of healing and the importance of faith. They also discussed the significance of prayer, the role of angels, and the challenges of maintaining faith amidst unanswered prayers. The conversation concluded with reflections on excellence, prayer, and the importance of faith in daily life.

On todays Show The Future Foursome (although Mark had work duties) talk about  Canadian election, where the liberal side is expected to win temporarily but is deemed unsustainable. The conversation also touched on the potential for AI to control power consumption and the implications of microchips for human autonomy. The team debated the effectiveness of AI in legal research and healthcare, noting its limitations in certain fields. They discussed the potential for AI to enhance brain surgery and the ethical considerations. Additionally, they mentioned the recent Starlink satellite launches and the potential for AI to impact global energy consumption and surveillance. The discussion covered the upcoming iPhone's satellite connectivity, with T-Mobile as the carrier for Starlink. They expressed interest in visiting Starbase Texas, dubbed "Starlink City," and planning a future day trip. Glenn mentioned a $150 device to protect cars from EMPs. They debated the future's impact, with some expressing curiosity and others optimism. Glenn promoted a positive outlook by recommending a coffee shop in Louisiana. Don't Miss It!

On Todays Show The Fearsome Threesome talk about Trump's reinstatement of Columbus Day, the impact of Neuralink on ALS patients, and the Buffalo school kidnapping incident. Neuralink has helped a man with ALS communicate more effectively using a robotic surgeon. The Buffalo school incident involved a man trying to abduct children, with the school administration erasing the surveillance footage. The conversation also touched on Trump's comments on NFL draft picks, the arrest of illegal immigrants, and the challenges of immigration and welfare in the U.S. Additionally, James O'Keefe's undercover work revealed a DOD official planning to thwart Trump's policies. The conversation revolves around the hosts' reflections on social media interactions, with Glenn Cox discussing his experience with young women seeking his attention online and Speaker 1 mentioning his tweets about federal district judges. They humorously suggest a coffee shop in Louisiana for finding wholesome company and promote a bakery for its cookies. The discussion then shifts to political commentary, with Speaker 1 reading a statement from Trump criticizing the Democrats' fundraising tactics and accusing them of cheating. The hosts also touch on the ongoing feud between Trump and his critics, particularly Adam Schiff, Do Not Miss It!

On todays show we talk about the Tri Lateral commission and what they are up too with the Blob. Don't miss it!

On todays show we talk about the News and how Judges are trying to stop Trump with smoke and mirrors don't miss it!

On todays show we covered various theological and personal topics, including the significance of Easter, the historical context of the resurrection, and the cultural aspects of celebrating Easter. Participants debated the importance of physical and spiritual healing, referencing biblical passages and personal experiences. They discussed the role of apologetics in addressing atheists and the challenges of reaching non-believers. The conversation also touched on the historical split between the Eastern and Western churches over the date of Easter and the importance of preaching on the resurrection and salvation. The discussion centered on the importance of personal salvation and the role of church leaders in guiding congregations. Speaker 3 emphasized the need for clear, concise messages during services, leading to many conversions and baptisms. The conversation also highlighted the significance of making disciples, not just converts, and the role of apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers in the church. Additionally, the speakers reflected on the inclusivity of salvation, referencing the diverse group present at Jesus' crucifixion. The segment concluded with reflections on Easter, underscoring the importance of remembering Jesus' sacrifice and the assurance of divine support. Don't Miss It!

On todays show we talk about AI, digital afterlife, space manufacturing, microgravity, Kurtz Well predictions, solar energy, tariffs, economic psychology, technological innovation, quantum computing, 3D printing, ancient technologies, space elevator, wealth redistribution, market perception, Trump's economic approach, future of transportation, additive manufacturing, energy transformation, societal changes. Don't miss it!

On todays Show we talk about travel plans, and legal issues. Dwayne mentioned his trip to the Dominican Republic and the history of Carnival Cruise Line. The Supreme Court's ruling on Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act was debated, with concerns about due process and legal implications. The conversation also touched on the rise of transgender surgeries, the impact of drones on privacy, and the potential prosecution of a whistleblower. Additionally, the group discussed the challenges of drafting laws to address drone privacy, the impact of tariffs on trade, and the recent developments in the Trump administration's investigations. The discussion centered on a political figure's potential run for New York governor, linking it to her withdrawal from a cabinet position under Trump's request. Allegations against her include tax fraud, misrepresenting her residence, and inflating the number of units in a property. The conversation also touched on the Pope's death, his political influence, and the selection process for his successor. Additionally, they discussed a CT scan controversy, the potential impact of a new governor in New York, and the ongoing legal cases involving Trump and other political figures. Don't miss it!

The discussion delves into the concept of time slips, exploring various theories and historical incidents. The conversation touches on the Philadelphia Experiment, where the USS Eldridge supposedly vanished and reappeared, and the tale of Miss Moberly and Miss Jordan at Versailles in 1901, who saw people from the past. The group also discusses the discovery of Roman coins in medieval castles and the potential for time manipulation through wormholes, black holes, and quantum tunneling. They speculate on the implications of Trump's claim of being able to manipulate time and space, suggesting it could be a strategic advantage in military technology, possibly involving Elon Musk's advancements in AI and space travel.

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about AI transcription technology future trade war China nuclear energy psychedelics Tesla self-driving cars tort reform ethics medical advancements power generation innovation creativity legal system product liability regulation emerging technologies Don't Miss It!

On todays show James, Chris, Jimmy, and Glenn talk about  the Book of James, focusing on its practical and spiritual aspects. Key points included the importance of faith accompanied by deeds, the role of the Holy Spirit in conversion, and the debate between Calvinism and Arminianism on predestination. The conversation highlighted James's emphasis on treating the poor with respect and the need for a changed heart to produce fruit of the Spirit. The group also explored the historical context of Martin Luther's critique of James, emphasizing that faith alone justifies, but works are evidence of true faith. The discussion emphasized the importance of both academic knowledge and practical application for pastors. Speaker 2 stressed that preachers need to understand complex theological concepts to address challenges from laypeople and to effectively communicate spiritual truths. They also highlighted the need for pastors to model their faith and provide practical guidance. The conversation touched on historical figures like Martin Luther and Calvin, and the significance of understanding theological contexts. Additionally, the speakers discussed the relevance of the Apostolic Fathers' Greek text and English translation. Don't miss the episode!

On Todays Show The Fearsome Threesome talk about the El Salvador president's crime reduction strategy, which transformed his country from the murder capital to one of the safest in the Western Hemisphere by implementing strict prison sentences. The conversation also touched on the personal income tax, with Rachel Campos Duffy asking Trump about his plans to eliminate it. Additionally, they discussed the administrative error that led to a gang member being mistakenly deported to El Salvador, and the Trump administration's refusal to return him. The group also debated the impact of mandatory spending and the challenges of managing the federal budget. The discussion centered on the case of Gonzales, an individual linked to MS-13, who faced administrative procedures to potentially cancel his removal order. The conversation highlighted the distinction between administrative removal hearings and deportation, noting the backlog from previous administrations. It was debated whether Gonzales, who had a criminal background, should be allowed to stay due to his integration into the community. The conversation also touched on the role of sanctuary cities, the differences between detainers and warrants, and the financial burden on local authorities for holding ICE detainees. DO NOT MISS IT!

On todays show the Fearsome Threesome talk about pronouns, Caroline Levitt, press secretary, gender neutral, pronouns debate, Elon Musk, pronoun policy, military base, border security, Trump administration, tariffs, trade deals, Easter message, Jesus Christ, religious beliefs, resurrection, transformation, faith, health improvement, blood pressure, weight loss, energetic, thankful, coffee shop, Louisiana, podcast, feedback, discussion, second round bakery, James perspective. Don't Miss it!

The discussion delved into the Antikythera Mechanism, a 2,000-year-old Greek device with intricate gears predicting celestial events. It was discovered in a shipwreck near Antikythera Island and is considered a precursor to analog computers. The conversation also touched on Graham Hancock's theories about a lost civilization predating known history, referencing Göbekli Tepe in Turkey, dated to 12,000 years ago. The group speculated on the device's origins, suggesting it might have been created by an advanced, possibly extraterrestrial, civilization. They also discussed the implications of these findings for understanding ancient technology and civilization.

On todays show we talk about dire wolfs coming back to life, Vibe Coding, AI electrical needs and solutions, Can AI replace Real Humans, and of course Tariffs. Don't Miss It

The discussion centered on the book of James, focusing on its authorship, theological perspectives, and its relevance to modern Christianity. James, possibly the brother of Jesus, wrote the epistle, addressing believers on perseverance, endurance, and the importance of works in faith. The conversation contrasted Martin Luther's view that faith alone suffices with James' belief that faith should result in good works. The group explored the differences between systematic and biblical theology, emphasizing the need for spiritual maturity and the role of the Holy Spirit in overcoming temptations and sins. They also touched on the historical and cultural context of James' writings. The discussion centered on the importance of perseverance, sanctification, and the intimate relationship with God. Speaker 2 emphasized the need to rid oneself of moral filth and accept the Word for salvation. Speaker 1 compared knowing about God to knowing God personally, highlighting the desire for an intimate relationship. They discussed the misconceptions of religion, stressing that it should be about a personal relationship with God rather than rigid adherence to rules. Speaker 3 shared insights on interdenominational perspectives and historical church practices. The conversation concluded with a focus on the significance of controlling one's tongue and the impact of personal experiences on faith.

On todays show we talk about Supreme Court ruling, immigration policy, tariffs, trade negotiations, China shipbuilding, COVID-19 impact, phonics-based education, Louisiana reading scores, Trump administration, Boas Berg, habeas corpus, market reaction, military strategy, Iran nuclear deal, Patagonia region. Don't miss it!

On todays show Maddie, James and Glenn discuss the SCOTUS case of Ghost Guns along with many other interesting aspects of the 2A landscape today don't miss it! 

On todays show the gang talked about the conspiracy theory that Adolf Hitler did not die in the Berlin bunker but escaped to Argentina. Evidence includes the large German community in Argentina, the presence of Nazi sympathizers, and the discovery of Hitler's jaw fragments that matched dental records. The theory suggests Hitler lived under an alias and was supported by the US and Vatican to avoid public outrage. The conversation also touches on the declassification of documents by Javier Milet, the involvement of high-level Nazis in Argentina, and the potential impact on historical narratives and current political dynamics. The Senate voted 52-48 to proceed with the budget resolution, with all Democrats opposing and only one Republican, Rand Paul, voting against it. Cory Booker spoke for 26 hours, but the resolution was not voted on that day. Donald Trump commented on a House issue regarding proxy voting for postpartum women, suggesting it could lead to broader exceptions. Mike Johnson opposed it, and Trump distanced himself from the decision. Glenn Cox promoted a local coffee shop and invited listeners to share conspiracy ideas. The conversation also touched on personal health and future podcast plans. Don't Miss It!

On todays show the Future Foursome talk about medical research, smart diapers, 3D printable food, vibe coding, bio printing, e tagging, exoskeletons, smart glasses, implantable phones, cognitive prosthetics, life expectancy algorithms, Neuralink, facial recognition., Bloodclot, Xarelto, hematologist, tariffs, protectionism, economic experiment, stock market, Rose Garden, trade deficit, national security, income tax, mail-in voting, deportation, federal judges, constitutional crisis. Its a Long one so Buckle Up!

On todays show James, Jimmy, Chris and Glenn talk about The discussion centered on faith and fear, emphasizing the importance of faith over fear. Key points included the significance of faith in overcoming fear, as illustrated by the story of Peter walking on water and the biblical list of sins, where cowardice is ranked first. The conversation also touched on the role of faith in daily life, the importance of prayer and tithing, and the need for churches to foster faith and good works. The speakers highlighted the distinction between justification and sanctification, stressing that faith alone saves, but good works are essential for spiritual growth. Glenn Cox discusses the interplay of faith, doubt, and fear, emphasizing that faith should be seen as distinct from doubt and fear. He argues that faith in Jesus is a higher form of love and uses the story of Peter to illustrate how Jesus' actions demonstrate His support. Speaker 2 adds that sanctification, or the continuous growth of the spirit, helps individuals overcome doubt and fear. Speaker 3 shares a childhood teaching about discipline and fear, contrasting enforced discipline with self-discipline. Don't Miss It!

On todyas show James Matty and Dwayne talk about Glenn's surgery, Italy trip, Pompeii, Amalfi Coast, wine tour, high-speed train, Trump's executive order, ticket pricing, tariffs, election integrity, judicial system, Prince Andrew, Epstein trial, data shredding, Supreme Court. Don't miss it!

On todays show we talk about Louisiana election, constitutional amendments, national security, Trump policies, tariffs, trans sports, USAID, voter turnout, judicial vacancies, tax code overhaul, social security fraud, election integrity, Wisconsin Supreme Court, Le Pen conviction, lawfare., USAID funding, Tesla protests, Elon Musk, Twitter acquisition, Tesla stock, anti-protesters, Soros, early adopters, cyber truck, nuclear weapons, Iran regime change, corruption arrests, criminal element, magnolia tree, Hot Wheels. Don't miss this jam packed episode.

The conversation covered various topics, including the quality of ground coffee versus Keurig, the NBA draft lottery conspiracy, and the use of the Signal app by the U.S. government for secure communication. They discussed the potential for remote viewing and the existence of a device called the coronavisor, which supposedly allows viewing of past events. The discussion also touched on the concept of quantum entanglement and its implications for group intelligence and communication. Additionally, they mentioned the challenges of archiving sensitive government communications and the potential for future time travel. The discussion delved into the concept of predicting future events using statistical analysis, referencing Major League Baseball contests where large sums are offered for correct predictions. The "wisdom of the crowd" theory was highlighted, emphasizing the reliability of large sample sizes. The conversation also explored time travel and the multiverse theory, suggesting that altering the past could create alternate universes. Additionally, they discussed the implications of traveling at the speed of light, where time effectively stops. The segment concluded with a humorous anecdote about a golf simulator and a brief mention of a new entertainment venue in New Orleans.

on todays show we talk about  decline of Hollywood, with studios moving to locations like Las Vegas and Texas. The live-action remake of "Snow White" faced significant setbacks, costing millions and underperforming financially. The conversation also touched on the impact of immigration on culture, particularly in Ireland, where 18% of the population is Muslim. The group discussed the potential sale of DNA data from 23andMe, the challenges faced by Columbia University regarding federal funding, and the implications of Trump's policies on Louisiana's economy, including Hyundai's $5 billion steel factory investment. The conversation touches on the economic impact of regulations on businesses, with Speaker 1 advocating for deregulation as a solution to prevent companies from leaving the country. They argue that overregulation, particularly in the context of green energy, hinders production and economic growth. Speaker 3 promotes PJ's Coffee at exit 33 on Interstate 20, highlighting its amenities and products. They also encourage listeners to send feedback to the podcast. Speaker 1 mentions the possibility of a significant task being resolved, which could free up time for future discussions, and notes that both pastors will be on the next show. Don't Miss it even though its late!

On todays Show the Tech Bunch talk about the  impact of AI and robotics on various industries, particularly the legal and manufacturing sectors. Speaker 2 predicted a significant economic boom over the next decade, comparing it to the dot-com era. They discussed the potential for AI to handle complex legal tasks, such as managing adjudicated properties, and the potential for robots to replace mundane jobs. Glenn Cox highlighted the importance of battery technology advancements, particularly solid-state batteries, for the future of AI and robotics. The conversation also touched on the societal implications of AI, including changes in social policies and attitudes towards work and animals. The discussion centered on the potential impact of AI on pet ownership, with Speaker 1 predicting a decline in the pet boom due to AI's ability to understand and interact with pets. Glenn Cox and Speaker 2 discussed the variability in dogs' behavior and emotional intelligence. The conversation also touched on global technological competition, with Speaker 2 predicting alliances similar to the Cold War. They discussed the potential for cyberterrorism and the philosophical implications of industrialization. The segment concluded with a light-hearted mention of a coffee shop in Minden, Louisiana, and a reminder that Jesus Christ controls history. Don't miss it!