Raines and Edge

Henry and Mark discuss the removal of a pastor from a Florida school board meeting for trying to read a passage of the book, Thirteen Reasons Why, to assert it was porn that needed to be banned from the school library. Plus book banning in general, teen suicide, how tax dollars are used, and how many students have already viewed porn by the time they attend high school.

Henry laments (whines) to Mark about his woeful previous 24 hours, including a three car rear end collision, having to take care of two stray dogs, Molly and Bruno, against his better judgement, and the disruption of his competition pickleball training.

Mark and Henry take a deep dive into Buzzfeed's "15 Things Younger Generations Are Calling Out The Most Toxic Things About Baby Boomers" (continued) 13. Telling millennials not to drink coffee: 14. Calling everyone sensitive: 15. And finally, refusing therapy:

Mark and Henry take a deep dive into Buzzfeed's "15 Things Younger Generations Are Calling Out The Most Toxic Things About Baby Boomers" (continued) 10. Like, that firm handshake will really seal the deal: 11. Believing that calling people will solve every problem: 12. Thinking anyone can just buy a nice lil' starter home:

Mark and Henry take a deep dive into Buzzfeed's "15 Things Younger Generations Are Calling Out The Most Toxic Things About Baby Boomers" (continued) 7. Like, everyone should just *work harder*: 8. Forgetting today's cost of living: 9. Giving outdated job advice:

Mark and Henry take a deep dive into Buzzfeed's "15 Things Younger Generations Are Calling Out The Most Toxic Things About Baby Boomers" (continued) 4. Asking questions like these: Another baby boomer at work looked at the tattoo on my arm and said “you know those are permanent right” 5. The lack of accountability 6. Thinking that we should all be struggling:  more struggle = more growth

Mark and Henry take a deep dive into Buzzfeed's "15 Things Younger Generations Are Calling Out The Most Toxic Things About Baby Boomers" 1. The fact that they want kids to play outside but hate when kids play outside 2. Thinking money doesn't solve things 3. Getting mad at things like this -  “boomer getting mad that a homeless person has a smartphone”

Raines and Edge survive Hurricane Idalia. Plus shout outs and a request to listeners for features they would like added.

Henry and Mark discuss an author's prediction of a dystopian future brought about by Web3, the Metaverse, virtual reality, cryptocurrency, gene-editing, transhumanism, and AI.

Henry and Mark discuss the nature of billionaires and the reality of their wealth, argue over the difficulty of making paying your bills and saving money on $30,000 a year, Elon Musk's, Mark Zuckerberg's, Peter Theil's, and Marc Andreessen's quest for immortality, plus the end game for transhumanism and AI. 

Henry and Mark discuss U.S. policy towards Ukraine and what we know about Russia plane crash that reportedly killed Wagner mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.  

Henry and Mark complete their trifecta on this week's GOP Presidential Debate.

Henry and Mark continue to dissect this week's GOP Presidential Debate.

Henry and Mark do a deep dive on this week's GOP Presidential Debate.

Raines and Edge discuss Moms For Liberty campaign to restrict sex education while appeals court imposes restrictions on abortion pill.

Raines and Edge discuss Christian Nationalism and former Gen. Michael Flynn's comments blaming Jewish mothers for their children dying at Auschwitz.

Raines and Edge continue the discussion of former President Trump's latest indictment. Will he be disqualified from running for president?

Raines and Edge talk about the new generation of weight loss drugs. Henry tries to convince Mark that the Affordable Care Act is a good thing while Mark tries to convince Henry that Medicare was bad thing for the country. Plus the start of a discussion on Former President Trump's latest indictment.

Raines and Edge disagree whether Oliver Anthony's song, Rich Men North of Richmond, isn't just a populist message but plays to stereotypical welfare queen tropes. Plus Henry challenges Mark on how little income you are allowed to receive food assistance and are convenience stores a business model of addiction. 

Raines and Edge discuss Gene Hackman's homecoming on a small town AM radio station and Oliver Anthony's song Rich Men North of Richmond is the latest white grievance country and western song to go viral.

Henry Raines and Mark Edge welcome editor of TheBradentonTimes.com Dennis Mitch Maley and continue their discussion of the recently held UFO whistleblower hearings by U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee.

Henry Raines and Mark Edge welcome editor of TheBradentonTimes.com Dennis Mitch Maley to discuss and analyze the recently held UFO whistleblower hearings by U.S. House of Representatives Oversight Committee.

Henry Raines and Mark Edge discuss former President Trump's latest indictment, the John Eastman memo, the conspiracy to replace the slate of electoral college electors from various states, and the events of January 6, 2001.

Henry Raines and Mark Edge discuss this weeks news. First up, SC Rep. Nancy Mace, gives TMI (Too Much Information), about her fiancée's sex drive at SC Sen. Tim Scott's prayer breakfast!

Henry and Greenbridgeinvesting.com co-founder, Andrew Gonci, discuss: Bitcoin sees a new difficulty adjustment. Is it Bullish? Coinbase considers becoming a publicly traded company. Digital currency payments may become a reality for G20 members. Asset management giant Fidelity holds about 10.6% stake in Canada-based publicly traded bitcoin mining firm Hut 8, according to a regulatory filing.