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EPISODE · Oct 7, 2025 · 52 MIN

When Did Common Sense Become Controversial?

from The TexTenn Podcast

Is common sense making a comeback? 🤔 In this week's episode, Clay and Keith dive into one of their most candid conversations yet. From football fields and family moments to the bigger questions shaping American culture today. 🇺🇸 They kick things off with laughs over the Tennessee vs. Mississippi State game and a little Cubs baseball pride, but things quickly turn deeper as they discuss Pete Hegseth's fiery speech to U.S. military leaders and what it really means to bring strength and discipline back to America's armed forces. 💪 From there, the guys talk about the recent Netflix controversy; questioning why children's shows are starting conversations about gender and sexuality, and why parents are right to draw the line. They also reflect on the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's assassination and how one man's courage to speak up continues to inspire faith-driven conviction across the country. 🙏 Of course, it wouldn't be a TexTenn episode without humor... there's plenty of laughter about Taylor Swift, parenting moments, livestock auctions, and even a sheep-farming scheme gone sideways. 🐑 Through it all, Clay and Keith remind us that life's not just about headlines: it's about faith, family, and having the courage to stand for what's right. ❤️  

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