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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2026 · 1H 9M

Anika Nilles, Rush, the Modern Titanic Question & Church vs Society

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In this episode, we start with Anika Nilles taking Neil Peart’s seat and the bigger question of whether Rush can ever feel the same after one of the most impossible drummers in rock history to replace.Then we get into the modern Titanic question: if a disaster happened today, would men still automatically sacrifice themselves for women and children, or have gender wars and modern resentment changed that expectation?We also discuss whether the church should follow Scripture or society, including the Southern Baptist vote to ban women pastors and the larger debate over biblical authority, tradition, and cultural pressure.Also covered: Tales On The Road, the most impossible band members to replace, Texas overtaking California as the new Fortune 500 capital, UFC at the White House, and Trump’s Iran gamble.

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In this episode, we start with Anika Nilles taking Neil Peart’s seat and the bigger question of whether Rush can ever feel the same after one of the most impossible drummers in rock history to replace. Then we get into the modern Titanic question: if a disaster happened today, would men still automatically sacrifice themselves for women and children, or have gender wars and modern resentment changed that expectation? We also discuss whether the church should follow Scripture or society, inclu...

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