Is there anything else more on the public mind? The tragedy continues to unfold, and worsen.    This is also apparently true of certain SEC football programs. We’ll cover that, too.    Also, an ode to live music. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

This football season begins with the end of a dynasty. Tuscaloosa mourns the end of an era, but we’ll spare you the hour-long eulogy—nobody’s got time to sweep up the confetti. Join us for a droll dissection of life beyond the gridiron. We’ll slog through gerrymandering’s cartographic absurdities, unpack tariffs with the enthusiasm of a customs form, and ponder war and peace with all the gravitas of a halftime speech. Sean will offer insights as thrilling as an F-1 pit stop, while Epstein’s ghost somehow keeps hogging headlines. Tune in for a dryly amusing slog through football and the world’s chaos—because even when history ends, the podcast must go on. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

This week, we wonder why WNBA fans are sneaking — wait, what? — past the no-bag policy, explain why tariffs are the bad habit every country swears they hate but can’t quit, and ask why influencers keep crying in their cars. We relive the glory days of an internet giant before it finally signs off, sort of. Then we celebrate a peculiar bobble head day at Yankee Stadium, and side-eye the NFL for hiding games like they’re bootleg liquor. Plus, a sarcastic tour through Gaza, Russia, NATO, and the world’s most awkward arms deals—all in one caffeinated, slightly unhinged conversation.   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

This week we’re coming in hotter’n the Neshoba County Fair. We’ve got bold predictions for the 2025 college football season (and yes, we’re calling at least one upset that’ll make you mad), plus a deep dive into the American Eagle blue jeans controversy—you’ll either never wear them again or you’ll want a second pair.   We also tackle the movies: more movie talk and our brand‑new rule for watching films that could save friendships and marriages. Then, we look at what’s happening in Trump’s second 90 days in office and what “the hot blooded” actually means.   Finally, we’ll teach you how to host a fancy dinner party for under $100—because who said champagne tastes require champagne budgets?   It’s one of those episodes where you’ll laugh, argue with us, and probably learn something weird.   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

We’re back with another episode of questionable priorities and impeccable timing. First up, the Tour de France has wrapped up and we have strong opinions about men in spandex that no one asked for. Then we look at the top-grossing movies of 2025 (spoiler: yes, that one made a billion dollars and no, we still don’t get why), plus our mostly respectful but occasionally unhinged critique of the new Superman movie—can we finally admit Clark Kent’s disguise isn’t fooling anyone? We’ll also drop more takes on F1 because apparently fast cars make us feel like experts, and we finally get to all those 2025 college football updates we missed last week because we can’t stay on topic. Grab your headphones; it’s chaos, but it’s our kind of chaos.   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Buckle up for a headfirst dive into the Coldplay concert that sparked a meme-fueled frenzy. Then, we’re off to the movies, exploring cinematic worlds so out-there you’d need a spaceship or a submarine to visit them and a review of F1, the high-octane racing flick burning rubber in theaters. Does it zoom past the checkered flag or stall in the pits? Next, we break down the 2025 college football rule changes (goodbye, fake injuries!) and preview the season (not for the last time).  Finally, we make the case for fine dining at Waffle House. Join Dave for laughs, hot takes, and a side of Southern charm in this jam-packed episode!   Listen now on all major platforms—don’t miss the fun! This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Shocking news on the pedophile front: there is no Epstein List. Also, the Epstein List was concocted by the Other Guys, who would have used it if there was a List. Which there is not.   We take a look at the darker side of marriage, aging, and cheating. It’s time for the once-a-month news roundup. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions. 

The team reviews a whirlwind of news in the US and abroad, starting with What’s Going On in Pine Apple, Alabama? The all-new American Party takes a hard look at the Big, Beautiful Bill. And finally, we see that Back-Up Terry is the Fourth of July hero we didn’t know we needed.   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

We’ve been off a few weeks for Summer Break but we’ve finally got the gang back together.    Warm up the googler because we’re tackling everything that happened in June and all that’s going to happen in July.   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Strap in and spit out your sunflower seeds, because this episode is packed tighter than a bullpen on Dollar Beer Night! We’re diving into the madness of the College World Series—where the fans whistle like they’re in a Hitchcock movie, umpires forget what a strike zone is, and top seeds go down faster than concession stand hot dogs.   Then we take a quick swing through Major League Baseball, where chaos reigns, bat flips fly, and some teams still think bunting is a good idea.   Off the diamond, things get even wilder: Brigitte Macron gives President Emmanuel a good old-fashioned fastball after yet another public misstep. Elon Musk claims he’s “leaving government” (was he ever really in it?), raising more eyebrows than a surprise crypto tweet. And Russia? Teetering on the edge of bankruptcy like it’s trying to win a gold medal in economic gymnastics.   It’s part sports talk, part global chaos, all wrapped in just the right amount of sarcasm and disbelief.

We honor Episode 69 the only way we know how: with college baseball drama, war movies that make you question reality, and Memorial Day thoughts that start respectful and end in a grilling argument about hot dogs vs. hamburgers. Also: aggressive drivers, Scott Adams’ life lessons, and why systems thinking won’t save you from a middle finger on I-20. It’s chaotic, it’s reflective, it’s kinda patriotic—and just slightly inappropriate. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Summer’s here, and that means it’s time for graduation beach trips, sunburns, and Vacation Bible School crafts held together by glitter and prayer. We’re talking grills, baseball, sun tan lotion and getting the Apple speakers out of storage. So find a box fan and a jug of sweet tea because you can’t fix 104-degree heat. It’s hot, it’s weird, and we love it. Let’s talk some more.   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

So much ground to cover:  Why do women love true crime? What’s the perfect Mother’s Day gift? Why is keeping score so much better than forgiveness?  You get the idea.    We dive into why we still can’t stand 80’s music (yes, even with Sirius XM shoving it at us), how tariffs are punching China’s economy in the face, and why Canada — charming as its people are — collectively runs like a ship of fools.   Also: salute to the socially anxious queen who crossed the street 100 yards early just to avoid us, a look at today’s jacked-up mortgage system, Harvard’s report on rising antisemitism, a Honda Pilot with too many stick figures, and why being a Republican president is basically like driving a car full of toddlers all grabbing the wheel.   Ready to laugh and groan your way through the mess of modern life? Hit play. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

This week, no headline is too weird, no scandal too slimy, and no rabbit too unfortunate.  We’re talking about the finest examples of terrible driving, a man who thought TSA wouldn’t notice his hidden turtle, and the unfortunate rabbit who met a jet engine.   We’ll dive into Shedeur Sanders’ NFL draft freefall, the death of a pope (the real one and the one Hollywood tried to sell you), disgusting restaurant scandals, and an alleged pedophile ruining everyone’s appetite.   Oh, and we somehow still find time to tackle light topics like tariffs, the war in Gaza, and the endless mess in Ukraine.   It’s a little chaos, a little therapy, and a lot of bad decisions — just the way you like it.   New episodes every week. Bring a helmet   USE CODE DTSM15 for 15% off your first order! https://cowboycountryclub.com This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions. 

In this episode, we dive deep into the stuff that really matters: why are cooking and travel shows so soothing, but watching The Masters golf tournament turns us into anxious wrecks? We also try to crack the code of true crime obsession, the Real Housewives’ ability to turn brunch into a warzone, and dating shows where the real mystery is why anyone agrees to be on them.   We get nostalgic over old movies, question the point of grits (is it food or punishment?), and once again ask why left-lane drivers act like they’re on a Sunday stroll through rush hour. Plus: a definitive guide to the 25 fastest ways to lose your man card (spoiler: watching The Bachelor with commentary is #7).   And if you’ve ever wanted a clear explanation of the tariff strategy—or the strategy behind the coverage of the coverage of the tariff strategy—you won’t find it here. But we do try.   All that, and a quick whip around the news like a host trying to wrap up before the theme music hits. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Buckle up, because this episode is like a buffet where they forgot to label the food. Politics? Sure. Sports? Why not. Art, religion, philosophy? Yeah, we poke at those too. Social media and fashion? Let’s just say some influencers might cry. It’s 60 minutes of wildly unfiltered conversation about everything and nothing—because why stay on topic when you can just keep talking?   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

In this episode, we’re joined by Cliff Osbon, who brings a wealth of knowledge about the Mississippi marijuana landscape. We’ll dive into the state of legalization, the broader conversation around drug policy, and what it all means for the future. Beyond that, we’re taking a deep dive into consciousness—id, ego, and the way our minds shape reality. Plus, we can’t ignore the latest controversy surrounding Snow White (you already know we have thoughts). We’ll also discuss the dark side of social media and its impact on mental health, and for those who are into the more mysterious side of things—do people literally vibrate? Some say yes, and we’ll explore what that even means. And at some point, probably around 6 o’clock, we’ll patch in Sean for a phone call and see where that conversation takes us. Tune in—it’s going to be a wild ride! #LegalizeMe #MississippiCannabis #MarijuanaLegalization #DrugPolicyReform #ConsciousnessExploration #MentalHealthMatters #SnowWhiteControversy #SocialMediaDetox #MindBodySpirit #VibrationTheory #PodcastLife #CliffOsbon #DeepConversations #CultureCritique #MississippiPolitics #PhilosophyPodcast #AlternativeThinking   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

We’re diving deep into 80s nostalgia—from mixtapes to Saturday morning cartoons—only to realize that Gen Z is already nostalgic for the 2000s (?!). Is this just how time works, or are we officially old? Either way, we’re here to do what we do best: judge pop culture behind its back.   🎧 Listen now and reminisce with us!   #Nostalgia #80sKids #2000sThrowback #GenZVsMillennials #PopCulture #RetroVibes #Throwback #PodcastLife #FunnyPodcasts #PodcastRecommendations   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

In Episode 61 of the Man Card Cheatsheet Podcast, we’re breaking down the essential skills every man needs in today’s world. From driving tips and basic car maintenance to relationships, spiritual wisdom, and health, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you navigate modern masculinity. We’ve already made the mistakes—so you don’t have to. Grab a notebook, because this is an hour of wisdom you won’t want to miss!   🔗 Listen now and level up your life!   #ManCardCheatsheet #ModernMasculinity #LifeSkillsForMen #MensHealth #SpiritualWisdom #RelationshipAdvice #CarMaintenance #SelfImprovement #ManhoodMatters #MensPodcast   This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Why is it that every conversation about politics and the news devolves into a comparison with Hitler and the Nazis?  Also, we revisit toxic masculinity, airplane travel, and cat moms. Basically anything but Hitler. This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.