Cattle Call Podcast

Seth Jewell left a career as an attorney to oversee church operations as an executive pastor. But even as he declares the Bible today, his defense of the Constitution has not ceased... especially since our governing document only works if we uphold the King's Law.

Not a lot to report for this month; still trying to figure out how to fix the nation. Featuring mentions of G.K. Chesterton, Voddie Baucham, and Cattle Call alum Jason Ellis (No. 24)

Are "we so back?" or is "it so over?" after a nearly-two-year wait?

In this next part of the interview with Shelley and Rachel of Life Choices Memphis, we dive into more personal stories as well as what the ministry needs right now. (PART 2/2)

Life Choices Memphis staff members Shelley Sumner (CEO) and Rachel Davis (Director of Community Relations) sit down and talk thru how the organization helps pregnant women overcome the pressure of abortion and provides literal life-saving and eternity-changing care to future mothers, fathers, and babies. (PART 1/2)

Former church-planter and current apologetics teacher Jason Ellis covers critical theory, identity politics, and why the slippery slope only grows steeper.

I know it sounds crazy to tell the most successful team ever that we can learn from football's newest dynasty, but seeing  how  the Apostle Paul described sports sure explains  why  the Kansas City Chiefs keep winning.

"The wicked flee though no one pursues, but the righteous are as bold as a lion." Proverbs 28:1 (NIV) Law enforcement is tough. Doing law enforcement in Memphis, especially right now, is tougher. On the first interview in over 1.5 years, Tony covers Tik Tok, fentanyl, and some policing stories in his almost four years as an officer. To all of our military and first responders out there,...

Why was Christ born on earth? What is the greatest ever Christmas song? And also, am I  actually  back this time? All of those are answered in this episode!

As time has gone on and things have changed, I have decided to rebrand the podcast. There will still be interviews, there will still be monologues, but there will also be way more personal takes on key issues. Theology, politics, firearms, fitness, who knows what else. Cattle Call Podcasting just became Christian Conservative Podcasting. Let's ride!

It's about to get real opinionated real fast. From COVID-19 to pedophilia in the government, Leanna allows me to be the most vocal I have ever been on a podcast and to share why I have become so conservative over the last 18 months and why the Bible absolutely has to be our ultimate source of truth. Cigar: Blanco Above & Beyond HEROES (PART 2/2)

I have been slacking, but we are slowly getting back into things and taking a whole new approach. In sort of a reflection/conversation with my girlfriend Leanna Benjamin, we talk about how we met, how we conquered 75Hard and the dangers of sexual sin. Cigar: Blanco Above & Beyond HEROES (PART 1/2)

Back and better than ever! After a couple months off, Weston Downing helps revitalize Cattle Call Podcast in a very special episode. Over his very first cigar ever,  The Long Run Podcast  host and I discuss Christianity, American politics, working out and why society is craving tough people!

From golf, to finance, to founding and owning a local chain of restaurants, Brice has accomplished a lot! On this episode, the mind behind Staks Pancake Kitchen in the Memphis area shares how he met his wife, which future HOFer was in his fraternity at Ole Miss, and how you can go about opening your own franchise!

The day is finally here... the first Roundtable discussion at Battleground South Cigar Lounge is up! Featuring attorneys Tom DuBois and David Cruz, retired executive John Fouert, and a cameo by shop owner and gracious host Julian Griffin, we cover the consequences of cancel culture, the social changes America has undergone, and tidbits of financial wisdom! (Sponsored by: TRC Cigars)

In this episode, special guest "Expert Liz" shares her views on a topic near and dear to her— sex. Not for the faint of heart, Liz and I discuss sexuality in America, the concept of virginity, consent, and other similar subjects. A huge thank you to Liz for coming on to tackle something that makes most people uncomfortable— which is why we are having the conversation!

A reflection on the month of March, what I learned from podcast guests Morgin Tucker, Caleb King, and Peter Shadrach, and why I believe bold people fighting for good things are the ones who made history. Cigar: TRC Cigars Robusto (Sponsored by: Battleground South Cigar Lounge - Columbia, Tennessee)

The 2021 NCAA College Basketball tournament begins today, so to kick things off, Caleb King, Peter Shadrach, and host Isaac O. Weston sit down to discuss the bracket, but get sidetracked joking around. How close is your bracket to King's and Pete's?

If you fall in the 40% of Americans who will put any amount of money down for March Madness this year, you will want to hear this episode with gambling semi-pro Caleb King. If you have no idea what sports betting is or if you should even attempt it, well, Peter Shadrach is here to represent all amateurs. (Sponsored by: Bluff City Cash Offer - Memphis, Tennessee)

In the second part of the interview, Morgin shares what it's like being Americanized in Indonesia, travel experiences in the region, and how she saw her Indonesian-American upbringing played out in an Asian culture. Also we get some clarity on Asian racism. (PART 2/2)

Morgin Tucker made her first appearance on Cattle Call last month when her sister Alex came on, but this time she got her own episode! Morgin just returned to the United States from Jakarta, Indonesia, where she has spent 2.5 years teaching English as a Second Language. (PART 1/2)

A reflection on the month of February, what I learned from podcast guests Alex Tucker, Rachel Haaga, and Julia Bey, and why it matters to everyone that God is sovereign. Cigar: Casa Cuevas Maduro Clasico (Sponsored by: Battleground South Cigar Lounge - Columbia, Tennessee) 

In the second part of the interview, Rachel and Julia share some success stories they have gotten to see, what the organization needs most during the pandemic, and plenty of book recommendations, so that all of us on the sidelines can start to learn more about the human trafficking happening around us all the time. (PART 2/2) Needs: Funding (some grants match donations 4:1), gift cards (Target, Wa...

First episode featuring two guests, and once you listen, you'll know why this mission takes a team. Rachel Haaga is the co-founder and executive director of Restore Corps (RC), an anti-human trafficking organization based out of Memphis with oversight of West Tennessee too. Julia Bey is a coach for Memphis Athletic Ministries, a faith-based urban ministry focused on helping youth thru sports,...

As the daughter of an immigrant single-mother, Alex provides a unique perspective to femininity, gender roles, leadership, and relationships. As always, she is open and honest, sharing struggles, successes, and what she's striving for next! (PART 2/2)