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EPISODE · Jul 27, 2026 · 45 MIN

Bigfoot Evidence!

from Pulpit to the Pew · host Shawn Brumfield

Send us Fan MailWelcome back to another episode of Pulpit to the Pew!This week, Brother Ryan, Brother Jonathan, and I dive into the art of sarcasm. Is there a right way to use it? Should sarcasm be delivered so dry that no one knows if you're serious, or should it be so over-the-top that everyone gets the joke? We share our opinions, tell a few stories, and, naturally, throw plenty of sarcasm around ourselves.We're also bringing back a couple of listener-favorite segments that have been on the shelf for a while, including Word of the Day and our Crazy News segment. This week's news uncovers some surprisingly compelling evidence that may have pushed Brother Jonathan back into the Bigfoot believer camp! Whether he likes it or not, you'll have to listen to hear the case for yourself.It's another fun-filled episode packed with laughs, friendly debate, and the kind of conversations you've come to expect from Pulpit to the Pew. Thanks for spending part of your day with us—we're glad you're here!As always, we'd love to hear from you! Send your questions, comments, topic ideas, or even your own Bigfoot theories to [email protected] the show

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Send us Fan Mail Welcome back to another episode of Pulpit to the Pew! This week, Brother Ryan, Brother Jonathan, and I dive into the art of sarcasm. Is there a right way to use it? Should sarcasm be delivered so dry that no one knows if you're serious, or should it be so over-the-top that everyone gets the joke? We share our opinions, tell a few stories, and, naturally, throw plenty of sarcasm around ourselves. We're also bringing back a couple of listener-favorite segments that have been on...

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