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This July,  Erdogan gives former PM Kier Starmer a not-so-subtle gift,  Christopher Nolan’s latest movie has created an endlessly twisty-turny discourse,  Florida governor longshot candidate James Fishback promises a PS5 in every school if he wins,  Neoliberals put Andrew Tate in prison, An orca is caught on film turning a sunfish into a billion little pieces of sunfish, Eating your vegetables may kill you,  Speaking of Vegetables, RFK Jr. cannot be more than 5 ft away from his favorite tub of sauerkraut And idiot right wingers yearn for 2002 Puddle of Mudd. Sure, fellas, aim for the stars.

This month,  Free speech and Charlie Kirk costs Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools $94 million, Trump and Iran continue the world’s longest game of Deal or No Deal, Ambassador Herschel Walker warns us about the risk of sexual assault when renting a jet ski, The Democratic nominee for AG in Texas composed the score for Dragon Ball Z, The North Carolina General Assembly’s library has a new avocado plant; details on the naming contest forthcoming, Protestors fighting a data center next to the Nashville Zoo propose releasing the animals on city council, And the Carolina Hurricanes bring glory to the Land of the Long Leaf Pine and hoist the Stanley Cup for the second time, while Carl’s Spurs fall way, way short of the 3 point line.  Humans made this, and had a good time doing it.

It's the holiday spectacu-sode! We've got offerings at the library, brands rebranding, ugly-ass Southern Living holiday decor, the best places to vacation in the US (the results will SHOCK you), and Carl learns about WOTUS. We here at Good Faith Pod Incorporated LLC dot co dot biz dot UK wish you and yours a very Merry Christmas and a delightful new year.

Another month full of news you can mostly use! College football, the classics, discussion on the ethics of utilizing company resources for personal gain, and much much more. You can freeze this podcast for later consumption for this or any other holiday season; that's our* guarantee! We only use free-range cage-free public domain recordings for our music. *Carl not consulted on guarantee

Folks, September has come and gone. The whispers of cool weather have arrived, the days lengthen, and friends gather to record a podcast. For you. Can you believe that Southern Living would tell you to not use red and green for your Christmas decor? Has something about the obliteration of regional culture bothered you but you aren't entirely sure why? This surely is the show for you. So go on, listen now to our award-pending show, USDA certified ad-free. Do it for Dale

Hey there listener, We have what you need for August that you won't get anywhere else. That's right, it's an award-pending current events news podcast which is not notable on its own, but this is the only one in the world(!) that has been edited by our very own Carl! So sit back, relax, and enjoy the very best of the very irrelevant.

It's 10pm, do you know where your Texas legislators are? We struggle with North Carolina accents, check in on the UK, and pick apart what makes this quorum flight so noteworthy.

Thank to our usual recording website becoming unavailable, my audio is quiet on this one, and Carl's is loud. Oops! We've got Christmas, killer lemonade, bitchin' about Napoleon, and much, much more!

Look. This 23rd year of the pandemic has been hard on all of us, so please excuse our delay in getting this episode out. To facilitate that, this has very few edits, and hey, this podcast is free, so buck up buttercup.  Very special guest Tobin joins us for the entirety of us going on about CPAC, skiing being expensive, and dynamiting dead horses.  God bless us, every one.

This one had three pages of edits, what a doozy. There's a crazy crypto project, there's an even crazier predatory video game breakdown, and much, much more.  Here are the Roblox links promised in the episode: Kid spends $6000 in Roblox Roblox is built on child labor Roblox has a porn problem You can email us at [email protected], or leave a voicemail at 980-263-9841. Intro: Walking With Some Barbeque by Louis Armstrong Outro: Perdido Street Blues by Louis Armstrong ft @EverydayBastiat

It's a Mega-sode two-fer full of turkeys, sharks, Bitcoin, albatross divorce, and a fleeting glimpse of sand-simulator Dune.  You can email us at [email protected], or leave a voicemail at 980-263-9841. Intro: Walking With Some Barbeque by Louis Armstrong Outro: Perdido Street Blues by Louis Armstrong ft @EverydayBastiat

This podcast gets results, zebras on the lam in Maryland, and Party City remembers 9/11. Good golly!  You can email us at [email protected], or leave a voicemail at 980-263-9841. Intro: Walking With Some Barbeque by Louis Armstrong Outro: Perdido Street Blues by Louis Armstrong ft @EverydayBastiat

We are joined by Grifter Report legend Connor for, what else, grifters! Plus, bonus content involving worms inside of you maybe, lying in papers about lying, and arsonists who should know better. You can reach us at [email protected] or by phone at 980-263-9841. Really! Intro: Walking With Some Barbeque by Louis Armstrong Outro: Perdido Street Blues by Louis Armstrong ft @EverydayBastiat

Buckle up for TITSOUT license plates, Tucker Carlson wanting to peep on children, rotten trees getting knuckle sandwiches, and a deep dive into how ancient cuneiform tablets aren't actually "tile samples".  Intro: Walking With Some Barbeque by Louis Armstrong Outro: Perdido Street Blues by Louis Armstrong ft @EverydayBastiat Texas Lt Governor Dan Patrick's theme: the Anthem of the Soviet Union

Alex Jones, Flintstones housing victory, and everyone's least favorite small-faced man-child are on the block for June.  Carl does a deep dive on the Britney Spears conservatorship and conservatorships in general. New York political consultant Ben joins to cover the current state of the mayoral primary aftermath. Hey, do you have something you want to say? Are we not covering the right things? Is there something or someone you wish would quit it? Send us an email at [email protected] or leave a voicemail at 980-263-9841.