In this episode of We Should Know Better, the guys return to the studio to trace humanity's long tradition of freaking out over new developments—from 18th-century "novel-reading panics" and "bicycle face" to modern doomerism around AI.

The conversation pivots into high-stakes theology when a viral clip of an 18-day coma patient meeting an ultra-masculine "stallion Jesus" leads to a fiery debate on whether God can be described as non-binary.

Zack and Andy collide over the limits of biblical inerrancy, differing gospel endings, and Daryl Cooper's take on whether the cross was a pagan-style appeasement or divine solidarity.

Finally, they lock horns in an intense philosophical debate: does every human truly possess the capacity to become a John Wayne Gacy, or are some depths of evil built differently?

00:00 - Host Musical Chairs & House Show AI Prep

03:58 - Historical Moral Panics: Novels, The Waltz, & Bicycle Face

10:18 - D&D Satanic Panic & Poisonous Tomatoes

13:38 - AI Prediction: Disruption, Patent Lore, & War Targets

18:34 - Viral Debate Clip: County Council Candidate Rant

21:52 - The "Alpha Jesus" Coma Vision & The Non-Binary God Debate

28:55 - Masculine Pronouns, Feminine Spirit, & Questioning Biblical Inerrancy

36:19 - Gospel Harmonization: Mark’s Original Ending vs. Inerrant Math

46:39 - Daryl Cooper & The Pagan Roots of Penal Substitution

51:29 - Do We All Have the Capacity to Be Hitler or John Wayne Gacy?

01:03:37 - Upbringing vs. Innate Darkness: Wrestling Free Will & Determinism

01:16:04 - Jesus’ Forgiveness vs. Paul’s Atonement Engine

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Regular churchgoers are dodging the "sex recession" and getting it on far more than secular couples.

In this episode of We Should Know Better, the guys pour a healthy splash of bourbon into the evening and navigate an absolute gauntlet of pop culture, crime, and bedroom statistics.

They start with Justin Verlander’s emotional walk off the mound and Jameis Winston’s script-worthy press conferences, before stumbling into vintage footage of a 17-year-old Tupac Shakur as an articulate high school theater kid.

Things take a dark turn unpacking the conviction of former American Idol contestant and worship pastor Caleb Flynn.

Then, the main event: a deep dive into The Atlantic’s viral piece claiming regular churchgoers are dodging the "sex recession" and getting it on far more than secular couples. Andy’s wife Lyndsey unexpectedly pulls up a chair to fact-check the guys on biblical standards, the orgasm gap, and why emotional intimacy changes the math. Finally, they address local car crash rumors and draft their dream setlist for the upcoming house show.

00:00 - Cold Brews, Knee Injuries, and Bachelor Antics

04:48 - Justin Verlander’s Emotional Final Mound Walk

09:47 - Jameis Winston’s Movie Monologue Press Conferences

12:35 - 17-Year-Old Tupac: The Theater Kid Behind the Persona

19:18 - American Idol Contestant & Worship Pastor Caleb Flynn Convicted

27:06 - Jameis Winston’s Excessive Locker Room Cologne Ritual

31:45 - The Atlantic Sex Study: Are Religious Couples Actually Happier in Bed?

49:24 - Surprise Guest Joins the Mic: High Standards vs. Secular Norms

01:08:42 - Deconstructing the Orgasm Gap & Spiritual Intimacy

01:22:26 - Teasing Dubai Flight Conspiracies & Candace Owens Rumors

01:33:03 - OC McLaren Update & Steven Anderson Comment Debrief

01:42:06 - The Ultimate House Show Song Draft

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In this episode of We Should Know Better, the guys return from surviving the Southern California heat exhaustion to break down a bizarre lineup of culture, greed, and bad judgment.

They kick things off debating tennis star sideline beer chugs and the alleged "Ballmer Peak" of productivity, before unpacking the tragic death of OC Cars and Coffee founder James Wehr.

Things get fiery as they react to an unhinged pulpit rant claiming abused wives are "evil" for calling the cops, dissect the massive $17M child sponsorship lawsuit embroiling MercyMe and the Newsboys, and dive into Macklemore getting booted from Ed Sheeran's stadium tour over Palestinian solidarity.

To cap it all off, the crew tackles high-society sellouts, Magic Mind routines, and recent YouTube comments.

00:01 - Angels Stadium, Heatwaves, & Catching Up

02:05 - Tennis Beer Sips & The Myth of the Ballmer Peak

09:18 - The San Clemente McLaren Crash & Questioning Sympathy

19:10 - Teaching Teenage Kids How Not to Die in Cars

25:39 - Unhinged Pastor: Calling the Cops on Husbands is "Evil"

36:21 - Tim Dillon's Masterclass in Unhinged Ad Reads

41:48 - MercyMe & Newsboys Sued Over $17M Child Sponsorship Deal

54:26 - Debunking Christian Divorce Rates & Red Flags

01:02:59 - Ed Sheeran, Macklemore, & The Cost of Free Speech on Tour

01:21:45 - Rage Against the Machine & Selling Out to the Machine

01:37:34 - Placebos, Magic Mind, & Reading YouTube Comments

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