The Jack Murphy Podcast

Get ready to challenge your assumptions—this episode uncovers the bizarre and alarming truths behind America's evolving culture, education, and politics—all wrapped in sharp humor and piercing insight. Imagine the striking reality of a young woman learning to drive in a Tesla while the teacher doubts she knows left from right —highlighting a shocking decline in education that threatens our future. Meanwhile, we unravel absurdities like woke corporate shake-ups, the bizarre trend of guns in intimacy, and the fallout from failed public schools where zero students read at grade level. You’ll discover how brainless policies and skyrocketing taxes are pushing Americans to the brink, with California’s wealth tax and Sacramento’s dangerous crackdown on investigating corruption as prime examples of government overreach. We break down: The risible reasons behind Cracker Barrel’s leadership shakeup and the flawed strategies of corporate wokeism. Why modern driving lessons are making us fear for our children’s safety—and the hilarious yet horrifying video of a girl trying to learn in a Tesla. The shocking statistics about America's education crisis: zero students in some districts are reading at grade level, and college remedial classes are exploding. The real-world consequences of unchecked government tyranny—from California’s exodus tax to restrictions on exposing fraud—highlighting why freedom is slipping through our fingers. Plus, feel-good stories like the rescued sea puppy and European expatriates appreciating American generosity—reminding us of the goodness that still exists in this chaos. This isn’t just a rant; it’s a wake-up call for patriots who believe in the American dream. Essential listening for anyone fed up with woke policies, government overreach, and the decline of common sense. If you’re tired of being deceived and want to understand what’s really happening behind the scenes—this episode is your new secret weapon. Featuring insights from seasoned commentator Jack Murphy and sharp analysis from Alpha, this episode combines wit, facts, and a call to action to reclaim our country’s greatness. Tune in now—because the future belongs to those who see through the nonsense and take action today.

In a world where health and longevity take center stage, discover the surprising connection between nostalgia and wellness as Jack Murphy dives into inspiring stories of resilience. This episode features remarkable insights about legendary figures like William Shatner and his daughter, both battling cancer and emerging victorious, alongside the fascinating tale of a thrift store find that turned into a $90,000 auction. If you’re curious about how everyday items can hold extraordinary value and how the stories behind them can inspire us to live longer, healthier lives, tune in! Jack and his co-hosts explore two groundbreaking health stories, including research from a UC San Diego professor specializing in longevity. You’ll discover: - The surprising health benefits of staying connected to your passions, like watching Star Trek. - Insights into the latest longevity research that could change how we view aging. - A thrilling account of a young man's serendipitous find of Wilt Chamberlain's warm-up jacket and its incredible auction story, revealing how the past can yield life-changing fortunes. Learn why these narratives matter: understanding the power of resilience and the stories we collect can profoundly impact our lives and longevity. Not knowing this could mean missing out on a deeper appreciation for the moments that shape our health and well-being. This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in health, nostalgia, and the transformative power of stories. Join us for an engaging conversation that promises to inspire and entertain, leaving you eager for more. 6174 In number theory, Kaprekar's routine is an iterative algorithm named after its inventor, Indian mathematician D. R. Kaprekar.[1][2] Each iteration starts with a four-digit random number, sorts the digits into descending and ascending order, and calculates the difference between the two new numbers. As an example, starting with the number 8991 in base 10: 9981 – 1899 = 8082 8820 – 288 = 8532 8532 – 2358 = 6174 7641 – 1467 = 6174 6174, known as Kaprekar's constant, is a fixed point of this algorithm. Any four-digit number (in base 10) with at least two distinct digits will reach 6174 within seven iterations.[3] The algorithm runs on any natural number in any given number base.

In a world where the news is often overshadowed by politics, Jack Murphy and his co-hosts dive into the hilariously chaotic morning of tech mishaps, miscommunication, and unexpected topics that keep you on your toes. This episode unravels the wild journey of dismantling a gazebo while navigating the absurdities of modern communication and pop culture. Join us as we explore everything from the mysteries of ancient email addresses to the comical misunderstandings of online shopping. You’ll discover how a simple order for "Dude Rubs" turns into a hilarious narrative of miscommunication that spirals into a conversation about the ridiculousness of our digital lives. The trio covers key topics like how people are buying less food due to inflation and the rising popularity of GLP-1 medications, which are changing the way we eat. Jack, Daniel, and Alpha share their thoughts on why society is shifting towards healthier habits and what that means for our consumption patterns. Why does this matter? Because understanding these trends can help you navigate your own lifestyle choices in a world that is constantly evolving. This episode is essential for anyone looking to keep up with cultural shifts while enjoying a good laugh. Perfect for those who appreciate humor in the chaos of everyday life, this episode promises to entertain while provoking thought. Tune in for a blend of insight and laughter that leaves you wanting more!

Most people are buying less groceries despite a growing population—and it’s not just because of inflation. Have you ever wondered how diet trends, media, and even political debates subtly shape your daily habits? In this eye-opening episode, Jack and Daniel dive into surprisingly provocative stories—from the mysterious decline in grocery shopping to the bizarre world of political and cultural hypocrisy. They reveal how headlines about inflation, military tensions, and social issues influence what you consume, buy, and even how you see yourself. You’ll discover how the rise of "fat medicine" and changing food habits are pointing to a deeper shift in our society’s priorities, all while the world teeters on the edge of ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. We break down: The curious decline in grocery purchases amid rising population—what does it mean for your wallet and health? Why even the most affluent are chucking chips and embracing real food—fruit, vegetables, and nuts—and what it signals about our economy. How international tensions, like Iran potentially invading Kuwait, threaten skyrocketing gas prices, and why you should care. The strange culture wars unfolding in politics and media—from hypocritical public figures to the rise of bizarre fashion trends like bonnets and house slippers in public—what it tells us about societal shifts. The shocking incompetence of high-profile legal figures and the hypocritical narratives spun by TV personalities—reminding you how misinformation and media hype shape public opinion. This episode isn’t just about current events; it’s about understanding what they reveal about the society we live in. Ignoring these signs could leave you unprepared for the shifts ahead—and missing out on opportunities to stay ahead of the curve. Perfect for curious minds, politically engaged listeners, or anyone feeling overwhelmed by rapid cultural change, this episode is your guide to decode the chaos and understand the subtle forces shaping tomorrow. Join Jack and Daniel as they connect the dots—because knowledge isn’t just power, it’s your best defense. Tune in now to get the real story behind today’s headlines and how it all impacts your life—and your future.

Most people think they understand the absurdity of modern life — but this episode reveals how small decisions and bizarre stories highlight just how off the rails we've gone. From football and FIFA politics to blue liquid in porta potties, you'll discover the shocking truths behind the chaos we laugh at every day. Tackle the surprising economics of World Cup prize money, why the WNBA's viewership is an uphill battle, and how elite athletes like Shaquille O'Neal spend their millions on custom cars and boats — all while the average fan gets left behind. You'll also hear hilarious tales of Costco gazebo disasters, bewildering porta potty incidents, and the strange world of celebrity endorsements, all told in a no-holds-barred, down-to-earth style. We break down the bizarre political antics on Capitol Hill, including a senator’s unexpected “performance,” and the baffling mysteries involving blue ink, Mountain Dew, and eight-hour porta potty escapes. Plus, the episode dives into the cultural shifts with streaming giants like Netflix, revealing what’s really capturing viewers and what’s flying under the radar. Why does any of this matter? Because understanding the ridiculousness around us helps make sense of a world turned upside down. Whether you're frustrated with politics, sports, or the everyday absurdities, this episode delivers laughs, surprising insights, and a healthy dose of perspective. Perfect for anyone feeling overwhelmed by the chaos — if you want to see the humor in it all and stay sane, this episode is your must-listen. Join us as we sift through the madness, share wild stories, and find the humor in today’s bizarre landscape. Trust us, you don’t want to miss it — your dose of honest, irreverent comedy awaits.

Most people avoid discussing the real hazards of iceberg lettuce and Canadian smoke—until it's coming out of their... well, you know. Buckle up as Jack Murphy and Josh dish on this week's wild ride through explosive diarrhea maps, Canadian forest fires, and the hilarious art of online dating. Warning: May cause uncontrollable laughter and a new appreciation for thoroughly washed produce. You’ll discover why Taco Bell's lettuce fiasco is a bigger deal than your diet—thanks to mysterious parasites and color-coded catastrophe maps. Jack and Josh break down the bizarre science behind how the tiniest organism can rock your bathroom routine. Plus, Canadian wildfires are turning U. S. skies into bacon-tinted smoke, and Jack rants about climate politics with his signature sarcasm. We also take a detour into the weird world of dating apps, improv comedy nights (yes, real classes required), and the secret lives of golf caddies (and their unexpected golf course adventures). If you think the world is crazy now, wait ‘til you hear about water-loving men swiping right, septic shock stories, and the dumbfounding patriotism of FIFA fans. This episode is perfect for anyone tired of bland news, interested in health scandals, or just in need of a good laugh about the absurdities lurking in everyday life. Whether you're a water enthusiast, a golf nut, or just love hearing about emergency room adventures, there’s something here to make your day brighter—and your bathroom brakes quicker. And if you’ve ever wondered what kind of bizarre things people accidentally swallow or shove where they shouldn’t, spoiler: it’s epic. So grab some Romaine, soak it in baking soda, and hit play—your funny bone and digestive system will thank you.

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack Murphy takes on a wild mix of political outrage, cultural absurdity, and media-fueled controversy. From a fisherman memorial in Washington mistaken for a lynching symbol, to a Florida vanity plate that reads like an accidental joke, Jack breaks down the stories making headlines and why they’ve captured so much attention. He also shares a fascinating Billy Joel interview, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q1Bebf3Y2rk The Rick Beato channel, insight about artistic legacy, talks about aging, work, and health, and closes with a warning about synthetic drugs sold in gas stations and the chaos they’re causing. It’s a sharp, funny, and unapologetic commentary on the strange state of modern America.

Whoa, ever wonder what it's like to fly a giant metal tube safely through the skies, especially when the weather's throwing a tantrum? Captain Scott Hoelscher, a bona fide airline pilot with over 20 years of professional experience—including flying the Airbus A319, A320, and A321—spills the cockpit secrets on this episode. From mysterious engine issues and the real story behind that infamous "drunk pilot" movie scene, to the quirks of airline culture and the surprising truth about pilot pay—this is a high-altitude rollercoaster you don’t want to miss. You'll discover: the most common causes of in-flight emergencies—and why airplane crashes are almost always pilot error. Scott shares hilarious (and horrifying) real-life stories about flying with curious, sometimes... interesting crew members. We break down how airline schedules have morphed over the years and reveal why pilots are paid per trip or hourly—and what that means for your next flight. Curious about airline union drama, social media's impact on flying, or the secret world of pilot debriefs? It’s all here. Why does any of this matter? Because understanding the behind-the-scenes reality can turn fear into fascination and make every flight a little less stressful. Whether you're a layover traveler, an aviation nerd, or considering a career in the clouds, this episode offers a rare peek at what keeps planes flying and pilots sane. Plus, a wild story about flying funerals, bungled weather reports, and how the industry is changing post-pandemic. Get ready to see airline travel—and the pilots— in a whole new light. Hit play and catch this high-flying chitchat—you'll laugh, learn, and never look at your airplane the same way again.

Most people have no idea what’s really going on — until a mountain biker ends up in the ER because her bike seat had to be surgically removed from her body. Welcome to the wildest ride of the week. In this episode, we go from a bizarre Costa Rica mystery to the shocking true story of Lindsey Graham’s journey from a small-town liquor store to one of the most powerful seats in the U.S. Senate. We also unpack the viral Zara pants disaster that created million-dollar falls, the latest jaw-dropping celebrity breakup, and a walking challenge so insane it spans the entire circumference of the Earth. Then things get even weirder: beaches are being terrorized by sharks and mullets in scenes straight out of a horror movie. Buckle up for a potent mix of absurdity, political chaos, adventure, and straight-up hilarious real-life disasters you won’t hear anywhere else. If you love stories that are equal parts shocking, funny, and strangely enlightening, this is your episode.

Most of us are used to the usual doom and gloom, but today I’m serving up a spicy cocktail of satire, hot takes, and downright absurd news—plus a hefty side of "why would anyone do that?" From the tragic death of a beloved senator to Hollywood celebs wishing death on their political enemies (seriously, the world is bananas), this episode is your front-row seat to everything that’s gone off-the-rails. Buckle up, because if you think politics, celebrities, and wild animals don’t mix, you haven’t heard about the buffalo ambush quite yet. We kick things off with a heartbreaker—Lindsey Graham’s sudden passing—and the chaos about who can step into his shoes. Then, we plunge into the dark corners of social media’s sickest glorifications of death, courtesy of Hollywood’s crowned idiots—imagine celebrities openly wishing the death of 51 Republican senators. We break down the ugly, viral hate that’s bubbling beneath the surface of modern discourse and question if there’s anyone left to save our political climate. Spoiler: not many. But it’s not all doom. We explore the weirdest search trends of the week—yes, the word “narcissist” is everywhere—and decode the strange obsession with gaslighting and love that’s sweeping Google’s top searches. Bonus: learn why you should keep your distance from wild animals, especially buffalos, bison, and elk, unless you want a giant, angry, 6,000-pound bowling pin of nature hurtling your way. Oh, and don’t miss the highlight: a real-life buffalo throwing a guy in Yellowstone like a rag doll, plus insights into the bizarre health map from the CDC, which magically turned North Carolina into a "severely brown" zone for diarrhea. Yep, that’s a real thing now. Perfect for anyone tired of the ever-growing insanity—whether you want laughs, shocking news, or just to feel a little better about humanity—this episode packs enough wit and sarcasm to make your day. Press play and see why everyone’s talking—because the world’s a crazy place, and I’ve got the stories to prove it. Like and subscribe help us get to 1K subs.

Most celebrities say “retirement” just to sell a few more tickets — but Garth Brooks? He might actually be taking a real break this time, and he’s still charming us with his “performance” skills, even from the cabin fire. Meanwhile, Huey Lewis surprises everyone with his silent world — turns out, deafness doesn’t mean silence in the heart. And let’s not forget the weird, woke drama at the Smithsonian—because apparently, American history now includes drag queens and girl diaries. You’ll discover: Why bands like The Eagles keep coming back for “farewell” tours… three times over. The shocking truth about Huey Lewis’ hearing loss and science’s genius cochlear implants — proof that science is sci-fi’s new best friend. The bizarre makeover of the Smithsonian’s American history exhibits — now featuring gender pronouns, drag displays, and a diary about praying for a penis. Why does any of this matter? Because in a world full of “last tours,” fake retirements, and museum makeovers, knowing when to step away — or when to stay — can make all the difference in your life story. Plus, if you’re a music lover or a history buff tired of the woke wave, this episode might just be your new favorite remix. Perfect for fans of sharp humor, surprising truths, and those who love a good “say what?” moment. Tune in—because sometimes, the best part of living is knowing when to take a break and just watch the fire crackle.

Hang onto your popcorn—or better yet, your spouse—because this episode is a wild ride through health crises, holiday movies, and political chaos. Hosted by the ever-patient Jack Murphy, this episode dives into a weekend of hospital drama, Christmas movie critique, and the bizarre world of AI and political shenanigans. Buckle up—it’s a rollercoaster with a side of smoothie! In this episode: • Jack’s harrowing weekend caring for his wife with pneumonia, sepsis, and the horror of Lifetime Christmas movies • Why Lifetime’s Christmas marathon might be against the law • The real story behind the “festive” US and NATO political upheaval • Pondering the overhyped AI bubble and its potential threat to your farm land • Disturbing tales from the skies—people jumping out of planes and planes crashing on purpose • The shady world of gender whisperers and drag preschool teachers • The bizarre obsession with petting donkeys and other “acceptable” fetishes • Political chaos: Maine’s tragic candidates, the new AI actress, and world leaders playing with guns

Murphy, Alpha and Cousin Daniel get you setup for America 250! Why is the new United Health Care commercial so bad? Gen Z knows nothing about history, Ga. Congressman Hank Johnson cotton fields warning, security failures from Butler Pa. Is Hugh Jackman's The Sheep Detective the worst movie ever? All in this episode! Like and subscribe!

In a world where financial stress pushes people to the brink, one woman’s desperate attempt to murder her husband has rocked the local barbecue scene. Join Jack Murphy and co-host Alpha as they unpack the shocking true story behind Marlowe’s Barbecue and Seafood — where love, crime, and culinary passion collide in the most unexpected way. This episode dives deep into the hidden pressures facing restaurateurs: crushing post-COVID challenges, alarming industry statistics, skyrocketing inflation, and shifting consumer habits that threaten beloved local spots. You’ll hear about the couple’s struggles running a barbecue restaurant, their daughter’s heartfelt message to loyal customers, and the emotional toll the food business takes on families. Jack and Alpha explore how passion for food can clash with brutal financial realities — and what happens when a cherished eatery faces the threat of closure. Whether you love true crime, entrepreneurship, or just great barbecue, this episode will make you think twice the next time you dine out. Essential listening for anyone curious about the real human stories behind your favorite local restaurants. Tune in now! Like and subscribe

Join Jack Murphy, Alpha and Cousin Daniel as show pictures of Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton with his mistress! News reports of a Croc attack in Mexico that kills a tourist and a Gator attack kills one outside Orlando! Also photos of criminals Duct Taped to a Telephone pole after being caught by the Mexican Batman, the boys delve into into Joe Manganiello and his upcoming memoir Bloodlines—he had a life-saving organ amputation. Is that what caused the divorce from Sofía Vergara? Like and subscribe help us get to 1K subscribers!

Jack Murphy is joined by Daniel, Alpha, and a fired-up Angry Ed (E Hill) for a hilarious and unfiltered episode. The crew dives into the massive iHeartRadio layoffs, the slow death of terrestrial radio, and why young people don't listen anymore. Ed goes full diabolical with revenge fantasies against Bob Pittman, while the guys roast the heatwave, European anti-AC hypocrisy, and personal struggles with aging in 100°+ weather. Other highlights include: The wild Florida Man steak heist and a woman getting her vagina stuck on a trailer hitch ball during a lake party dance contest. Jack’s never-ending Costco gazebo nightmare. Pokemon cards, worthless baseball card collections, and why collectibles are booming with the younger crowd. Laughs, hot takes, and classic Jack Murphy chaos. Don’t miss it!

ack and Daniel kick off the episode with Jack's chaotic rainy morning walk with three muddy dogs. They dive into the wild news: a youth pastor arrested for pushing his wife off Angel's Landing who later dies in custody, another church-related murder story involving best friends and an affair, European heat wave drama (vs. real Southern summers), and the unbelievable tale of a woman arrested for smuggling a full bottle of Pinot Grigio in her hoo-ha at a pharmacy. They also chat about Netflix's "My Worst Ex Ever," Dolly Parton's new truck stop venture, the hilarious "Testy Bra" invention for older men, Nextdoor app neighbor drama, and plenty of unfiltered banter about life, predators, and staying cool in the heat. Classic Jack Murphy Podcast chaos — equal parts funny, shocking, and real. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with your neighbors!

Jack Murphy kicks things off with a hilarious (and slightly terrifying) personal story about a lunch delivery gone wrong on the highway. He and Daniel then dive into the latest iHeartMedia radio bloodbath, the new morning show replacing John Boy & Billy, North Carolina’s surprising lead in venomous snake bites, and a wild American Airlines flight that made an emergency landing in LA due to a passenger’s severe “fishy” smell. They also cover the massive earthquakes in Venezuela, Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce wedding rumors, the decline of pop music lyrics, a woman stealing a trash can at the Knicks parade, the legendary pool chair towel vigilante, Daryl Hall’s kidney transplant, and local Charlotte chaos — including the first Black boating event on Lake Norman that ended in arrests and the struggling light rail system. Funny, unfiltered, and all over the map — classic Jack Murphy Podcast with Cousin Daniel.

In this in-depth conversation, Jack Murphy sits down with Jase Mayhugh (History City) to break down the presidency of George W. Bush — the first president many of us truly remember. From 9/11 and the bullhorn moment on the rubble, to the decisions that led to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, Hurricane Katrina's fallout, the creation of massive new federal agencies (Homeland Security, TSA, FEMA), and Bush's post-presidency reflections including his "Portraits of Courage" paintings of wounded veterans. Jase shares insights from his extensive research and their History City documentary on Bush, while Jack offers personal perspectives on leadership, public perception, and the long-term consequences of those turbulent years. They discuss Bush's inner circle, intelligence failures, nation-building ambitions, financial crisis response, and how history may judge him two decades later. A thoughtful, no-holds-barred look at one of the most consequential — and controversial — modern presidencies. 🎙️ Watch the full History City George W. Bush episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEBrng8EEI8&t=202s Hear Jace Mayhugh discuss his academic background on the Jack Murphy Podcast. Learn how a history master degree shapes modern perspectives. This episode features host Jack Murphy in conversation with Jace Mayhugh, a guest recognized for his formal academic training. The discussion focuses on the intersection of historical study and current events, offering a thoughtful look at how advanced education influences critical thinking and public discourse. Listeners interested in the Jack Murphy Podcast will appreciate this introduction to Jace Mayhugh. We examine the value of a history master degree in today's polarized environment and how rigorous intellectual inquiry can clarify complex social issues. This segment provides a clear look at the guest's credentials and the foundational ideas he brings to the table. Like and subscribe!

Join Jack Murphy, Alpha, and Daniel for a lively, no-holds-barred episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast. Jack shares highlights from his recent trip to Sevierville, Tennessee — including the stunning (and scary) Hurricane Helene damage on I-40, friendly Southern hospitality at Walmart, and plenty of roadside observations. The crew discusses the passing of music legend Clive Davis at 94, with Jack recounting a wild personal story from his disc jockey days. Other highlights include: The infamous “Pickleball Pam” paddle assault in Florida Locked McDonald’s bathrooms and changing times on the road Atlanta’s MARTA crime problems and transit woes Kamala Harris’ latest word salad on “hope” Delta-9 hemp/marijuana legalization creeping into North Carolina Thoughts on 3 Body Problem, Clarkson’s Farm, and Alpha’s Sweet Magnolias cameo (aka “Golden Petunias”) A hilarious (and spicy) list of cleaning mistakes women make — for the husbands listening Plus plenty of banter, life lessons from Bora Bora, and classic Jack Murphy unfiltered commentary. 🎙️ Perfect for fans of real talk, current events, and good old-fashioned guy conversation.

The guys dive into everything from Alpha's appearance on Sweet Magnolias, to the emotional rollercoaster of Clarkson’s Farm, and the downright creepy Maternal Instinct. Jack shares a wild hiking story involving loud rap music and a total lack of common decency, while the conversation quickly turns to society’s breakdown, race cards in court cases, skyrocketing property taxes, and liberal priorities like protesting algae at the reflecting pool. They also cover Jason Sudeikis serving divorce papers on stage, the greatest breakup songs of all time, Travis Kelce’s Jimmy Buffett mix-up, Father’s Day survival tips, and a very memorable armless woman’s charcuterie board. The episode ends with some sobering (pun intended) health news: even moderate drinking may not be as good for you as we thought. Grab a cold one (while you still can) and enjoy this wide-ranging, no-holds-barred chat between two friends keeping it real. Perfect for fans of casual guy talk, current events, pop culture, and unfiltered opinions.

Jack Murphy is joined by Daniel Wheeler and Alpha for a lively, no-holds-barred conversation covering the latest celebrity drama and plenty of laughs along the way. The crew dives deep into the Jelly Roll and Bunny XO split — with Nashville insiders, Angry Ed’s fiery hot take, and strong opinions on fake redemption arcs versus real artists like Chris Stapleton. They also break down shocking allegations surrounding Phil Mickelson at country clubs, his notorious gambling stories, and what it says about pro athletes and temptation. Other highlights include: Heartfelt (and hilarious) memories from growing up in Georgia, pig farming disasters with PawPaw, fox "hunting," and wild family stories. Clarkson’s Farm Season 5 reactions — calf births, crying over pigs, and heritage breed fails. Taylor Swift & Travis Kelce wedding rumors at Madison Square Garden. Life expectancy estimates from the Social Security Administration (how long do you have left?). Nate Bargatze catching heat for appearing with Trump, California’s wild utility contract mandates, and why candy bars might be as bad for your brain as beer. Filled with candid banter, Southern storytelling, and unfiltered takes on culture, sports, and everyday life — this is classic Jack Murphy Podcast. Subscribe, like, and share if you enjoy real talk from active older guys who’ve seen it all! Links to the Social Security life expectancy calculator https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/longevity.cgi https://www.ssa.gov/oact/STATS/table4c6.html#:~:text=For%20this%20table%2C%20the%20period,course%20of%20their%20remaining%20life.

Join Jack Murphy, Alpha, and Daniel for a lively, no-holds-barred conversation on the Jack Murphy Podcast. In this episode, Alpha shares his wild week of travel, an expensive car repair saga, and the frustrations of modern vehicles designed to keep you out of the engine bay. The crew swaps DIY repair stories, discusses how automakers (and tractor companies) are making it harder for regular people to fix their own stuff, and shares laughs about everything from Clarkson's Farm to Sweet Magnolias. They also cover the latest celebrity news — Bonnie Tyler’s health scare, Jelly Roll and Bunnie XO’s divorce, and how dramatic weight loss changes everything. Jack rants about local Charlotte politics, the failed Democratic counter-celebration to Trump’s 250th birthday UFC event at the White House, and the shocking corruption at the Southern Poverty Law Center. Plus: health talk on exercise, blood pressure & salt, and plenty of unfiltered banter. If you enjoy honest talk, real-life stories, and zero filter from three guys who tell it like it is, this episode is for you. Help us get to 1K subs!

Jack Murphy is back with a fresh new studio setup! In this episode, he shares the hilarious (and messy) story of painting his wall green screen green, dealing with the halo effect, and the ongoing renovation to help hit 1,000 subscribers. Daniel joins in with his big golf tournament win and some laughs. The guys dive into the wild world of road rage and boat rage — including a shocking pontoon boat shooting on Lake Wiley, chaotic boat ramp stories, and the time they accidentally stole a floating dock while helping strangers on the Intercoastal. They also react to international visitors (especially soccer fans from England, South Africa, and beyond) who are blown away by how friendly, beautiful, and welcoming America actually is — a much-needed reminder during the World Cup. Other highlights: Phil Mickelson drama: Kicked out of his own country club Elon Musk, Trump, and liberal meltdowns A tragic skydiving plane crash NASCAR trivia: When was the first nationally televised race? Health tip: Blood pressure meds and Alzheimer’s risk Fun, opinionated, and full of real talk as always. Subscribe, like, and share if you enjoy the show! New background coming soon — help us hit that 1K subscriber goal. 🎙️

Josh (William Anderson) returns to the Jack Murphy Podcast fresh off a medical conference in Paris! In this episode, he shares his eye-opening experiences in the City of Light — from language blunders and Louvre visits to chaotic soccer victory riots, love lock bridges, and the constant smell of pee. He also dives into the gritty realities of modern Paris: rampant pickpocketing, immigration tensions, and why it wasn’t quite the romantic getaway everyone imagines. Back on home turf, the conversation shifts to the medical world. Josh, who works on FDA stroke trials pulling clots out of people’s brains, reacts to shocking stories including “Dr. Death” — the surgeon who maimed and killed dozens of patients — and a heart valve installed upside down. They also cover painful medical mishaps like epididymitis, the dangerous Gen Z tanning trend, skin cancer risks, and more. Filled with laughs, travel warnings, and unfiltered medical talk, this episode is a wild ride through Europe and the dark side of healthcare. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! New episodes drop Monday-Friday.

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack kicks things off complaining about the brutal summer heat before sharing an inspiring study on how adopting five simple healthy habits can add a decade of disease-free years to your life. He breaks down the keys to longevity: no smoking, regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, eating real food, and moderating alcohol. Jack then dives into the racially charged conviction of Camelo Anthony in the stabbing death of a young man at a track meet, addressing the protests, defense claims, and the tragic loss on both sides. Along the way, he shares personal stories about quitting smoking, swallowed dental crowns (and the unpleasant search that follows), a woman who accidentally swallowed her AirPod, and a hilarious North Carolina incident where a woman managed to run over herself with her own car. He also touches on political flip-flops, congressional hearings with Act Blue, and throws in a few classic Jack one-liners. Packed with real talk, health advice, current events, and plenty of humor. Perfect for fans of straightforward commentary and everyday life stories.

In this episode, Jack and Daniel kick things off diving into a scary family moment — Jack’s grandson’s concussion after falling off the bed. They share stories about how grandchildren hit different than your own kids, then move on to a terrifying shark attack in Panama City Beach that has Jack warning everyone to stay shallow. Other highlights include: Jack’s new favorite artist, Zach Top A hilarious rant on why soccer blows (and how they “fixed” it in elementary school) Jesus-branded energy drinks (Agape, Forgiven, Praise — yes, really) An incredible medical mystery about a woman who heard a voice telling her she had a brain tumor Smallest towns in America, sweet tea memories from childhood restaurants, old-school sodas like Surefine and Tab Scott Pelley drama and a very relatable gorilla couple’s argument at the zoo Funny, nostalgic, and full of classic Jack & Daniel banter. Tune in for laughs, life lessons, and zero interest in the World Cup. Available now on YouTube — don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with a friend!

This week on the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack and Daniel kick things off with another chapter in the never-ending gazebo saga—complete with bloodshed, ladder shortages, and frustrated family members. They also dive into: The latest (and painful) gazebo installation update A bizarre HelloFresh Pride Month controversy Debate inside the Presbyterian Church over clergy standards New details and unanswered questions surrounding the Trump rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania National Donut Day discoveries and a $30 dozen donuts that might actually be worth it Two classic Florida stories involving a naked man, a garden hose, and a Walmart self-inflicted gunshot The surprising truth about Guy Fieri and Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives A fireworks truck explosion that accidentally created an early Fourth of July show A disturbing social media trend involving teenagers and condoms The mysterious death of a Los Alamos scientist Ultimate Classic Rock's rankings of the greatest albums of the 1980s Plus, updates on friends of the show, family milestones, and the push toward 1,000 subscribers. From backyard catastrophes to strange headlines and classic rock debates, it's another wide-ranging conversation you won't want to miss.

In this solo episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, I open up about something that's been weighing on my heart for a long time — my personal journey from the strict non-denominational faith I was raised in to becoming Catholic. I share how growing up in a church with no instruments, weekly communion, and the belief that we alone had it right led me to question things as I got older. After visiting many different denominations, studying the Church Fathers like Ignatius of Antioch, reading the Didache, and diving deep into early Christian history, I discovered the beauty, depth, and continuity of the Catholic Church that had been there since the very beginning. From the Real Presence in the Eucharist, to the ancient liturgy, the role of Sacred Tradition, and the historical reality of the Church, I explain what ultimately convinced me and how the process unfolded — including my RCIA experience, first Mass moments, and the challenging conversations with family and friends. This is a heartfelt, transparent testimony about faith, truth-seeking, and finding peace in the Church that Christ established. If you've ever wondered about Catholicism, church history, or what led someone from a Protestant background to "come home," I think you'll find this episode meaningful. Drop your thoughts or questions in the comments below.  

In this episode of The Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack and Alpha Trevet dive into the chaotic world of Nextdoor app drama, from ridiculously loud cars to neighborhood busybodies calling for tire theft. Jack celebrates the firing of arrogant 60 Minutes anchor Scott Pelley, breaks down CBS’s late-night financial disasters (goodbye Colbert losses, hello Byron Allen profits), and shares why Jeremy Clarkson’s Clarkson’s Farm Season 5 is must-watch TV. Alpha talks about heading to the 100th Virginia FFA Convention and the bright future of agricultural education. They also cover Bill Maher endorsing a Republican candidate, troubling political primaries involving radical candidates, and a hilariously awkward celebrity story involving Kristen Cavalleri and a very famous man’s failed “mole on the penis” seduction attempt. Plus, a tribute to the late Peabo Bryson. Funny, opinionated, and unfiltered — just how you like it. Subscribe, hit the bell, and drop a comment — we’re pushing toward 1,000 subscribers! 🚀

We broke the Podcast casting safety standards, Several clips from the Next Door App from Eric! Atlanta Judge had a Assistant Police Chief all up in her chambers, Murphy is happy they are banning ballon releases in La. and we find out about Lawn chair Larry who ballooned to 16k feet! The number one best thing you can do for longevity.

Jack Murphy is back with his buddy Daniel Wheeler for another unfiltered conversation on the Jack Murphy Podcast. In this episode, Jack recounts his ongoing nightmare assembling a backyard gazebo (and why you should never let your wife go to Costco alone), they play a fun "Name the Artist" song clip game, and dive into current events including artists bailing on Trump's America 250 celebration, the reflecting pool disaster in D.C., and the wild Florida man who got arrested at Taco Bell with his pet fish in a backpack. Things take some dark (and hilarious) turns with stories about necrophilia at the morgue, creepy funeral home tales from Jack's family cemetery business, and debates on mosquitoes now being attracted to DEET. They also discuss rocket explosions, satellite clutter, Elon Musk's space ambitions, lingering doubts about the Moon landing, and the challenges of retirement life. Raw, funny, and all over the place — just how we like it. Subscribe, drop a like, and let us know how many songs you got right in the comments!

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack is joined by Alpha Travett and Daniel Wheeler for a lively roundup of the weirdest headlines and wildest stories making the rounds. Jack breaks down the latest UFO video releases from the government, Steven Spielberg’s chilling new UFO movie trailer, and dives deep into classic conspiracy territory — including whether Stanley Kubrick faked the moon landing. The crew also reacts to a jaw-dropping story about a former CIA officer who allegedly stole $40 million in gold bars and Rolexes using “spy money.” Other highlights include: A Ball State professor who attacked Charlie Kirk and walked away with $225K The only doctor in Arizona still doing gender reassignment surgery (and why he looks like a tattoo artist) The latest on the Jean Carroll case and DOJ investigation Absurd Democratic Senate candidate drama in Texas Joe Biden gaffes and political insanity Classic Jack Murphy rants on education, gender nonsense, and revisionist history As always, the episode wraps with the essential “good news” segment: the absolute best senior citizen dance party footage from The Villages in Florida. You don’t want to miss it. A classic mix of conspiracy talk, political chaos, bank heist stories, and pure entertainment.

Jack Murphy is back with Daniel Wheeler for a wild, no-holds-barred episode full of shocking stories and laughs. Brandy Glanville claims she caught a sexually transmitted ringworm in her throat while dating someone in the adult film industry, Rosie O’Donnell shows off what might be the most successful facelift in history, and Charlotte, NC is officially the fastest-growing city in America (with Fort Mill, SC right behind it). Daniel shares stories from his college pitching days at the University of Georgia, they react to a Milwaukee Brewers pitcher throwing the “suck it” gesture on the mound, a Florida cop tickets a one-armed woman for using her phone while driving, and they cover everything from Karen Bass’s LA mayoral race to Trump’s dominant primary endorsements, an attorney arrested for bestiality with the family dog, RFK Jr. wrangling snakes, and the original “canceled” icon — the Frito Bandito

Welcome back to the Jack Murphy Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Parker Collins, from Kersey Valley Spooky Woods, one of the Southeast’s largest and most popular haunted attractions that draws over 100,000 visitors every year. Parker takes us deep inside the operation of a 92-acre haunted empire, sharing how they design ever-changing corn mazes (including GPS-guided patterns like dinosaurs and the state of North Carolina), terrifying scare zones, zip line experiences, and immersive haunted houses. From daytime family-friendly adventures to full-throttle nighttime scares, he reveals what it really takes to create an unforgettable thrill experience. We also dive into the behind-the-scenes realities: managing 375 seasonal employees, maintaining top-tier safety standards, the annual haunted attraction owner meetings where ideas are swapped, and some hilarious (and clever) scare tactics — including a timed scare in the women’s restroom! Whether you’re a haunted attraction fan, business owner, or just love a good scare, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and practical wisdom on how to build and run a successful fear-based entertainment business. 🎧 Listen now to discover how Kersey Valley turns woods and cornfields into pure nightmare fuel — while keeping guests safe and coming back for more!

In this episode, Jack Murphy and Daniel Wheeler dive into a wide-ranging and unfiltered discussion covering some of the most pressing and unusual topics of the moment. They break down popular climate change myths, examine the real dangers of snakes, reflect on the tragic death of NASCAR driver Kyle Busch, unpack complex insurance schemes, and analyze recent legal and political developments. With their signature blend of sharp insight and straight talk, Jack and Daniel separate fact from fiction while offering practical perspectives on environmental misconceptions, personal safety, financial scams, and current events. Perfect for listeners who enjoy critical thinking and no-nonsense conversations about the world today.

In this laid-back episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack, Daniel, and Alpha shoot the breeze from Daniel’s back porch (with a very vocal neighborhood dog providing background music). Topics include: The neighbor’s non-stop barking dog and memories of similar annoyances Nashville landing the 2030 Super Bowl + hopes for a country halftime show A fun country music quiz: Who’s the top country artist from each state? Jack’s epic 300 push-up challenge (with the video proof!) Ultra-processed foods, junk food addiction, and why cooking real meals matters Wild stories of societal breakdown — from beach riots to a 75-year-old starting a fight at a donut shop Jessica Simpson’s Ozempic transformation and first-class vs. coach family drama The absurdity of handing out drug paraphernalia as “care” Local Charlotte politics getting ugly, plus America’s insane storage unit obsession Filled with laughs, real talk, and zero filter — classic Jack Murphy Podcast style. Watch until the end for Jack crushing 300 push-ups! If you enjoy honest conversations with older guys who refuse to act old, hit subscribe and turn on notifications. We’re closing in on 1,000 YouTube subscribers — help us get there!

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack and Alpha break down the latest wave of celebrity meltdowns, political shakeups, and progressive absurdity. Natalie Maines (formerly of the Dixie Chicks) can't stay away from politics and goes off on President Trump, calling him a "fugly slut" while looking unrecognizable. We discuss her band's downfall, the cost of mixing politics with country music, and her dramatic physical transformation. Trump-backed candidates go 37-0 in primaries, including the ousting of once-respected Senator Thomas Massie. Meanwhile, Hakeem Jeffries and the NAACP urge Black college athletes to boycott Southern universities over redistricting — an idea that’s as tone-deaf as it is unlikely to work. Other highlights: The circus surrounding the Luigi Mangione trial, with unhinged "fans" (including one in a Dr. Seuss outfit) getting press credentials and cheering a CEO's murder. Massachusetts removing gunshot detection sensors because they were "racist" for detecting shots in certain neighborhoods — right before a mass shooting. Transgender shooters, lowering standards in the military and education, Bill Gates allegedly dropping genetically modified ticks and mosquitoes, failed climate doomsday predictions, and more. As always, no topic is off limits as Jack and Alpha deliver unfiltered commentary on the week's biggest stories. Available now on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts & more. Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode!

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack, Alpha, and Daniel kick things off with a wild mix of current events, Southern migration trends, and plenty of laughs. The crew dives into the wild California scene — Spencer Pratt’s surprise run for LA Mayor, Jimmy Kimmel’s upcoming hit piece, Gavin Newsom’s distractions, massive hospice fraud, and the chaos in Chicago and Seattle. They also discuss the booming business migration to North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee, the decline of Asheville post-hurricane, and why everyone seems to be fleeing high-tax, high-regulation states. Other highlights include budget-friendly travel destinations (with a reality check on Atlanta), the revival of old-school Pizza Hut vibes, ridiculous new TSA rules that let you bring whole watermelons and rotisserie chickens but not your protein shake, and a deep dive into a wild JFK assassination conspiracy theory involving the Secret Service driver. As always, expect unfiltered opinions, Southern storytelling, and good-natured banter throughout. Available now on YouTube, Rumble, Spotify, and all major podcast platforms.

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack is joined by Daniel Wheeler (fresh from the Virginia headquarters) and award-winning actor Alpha Trivette. The guys are back together and in great form after a wild weekend at Atlanta’s Porch Fest. Jack and the crew cover: Porch Fest highlights, including Daniel and Alpha’s adventures, a Grateful Dead bear hat, and plenty of live music The PGA Championship – local Greensboro/Sedgefield pro Smalley’s strong run and a hilarious fan interview about knowing more than anyone else… about muskrat trapping and eating Surging STDs (syphilis up 80% since 2018) and the terrifying hantavirus that can linger in sperm for up to 6 years Government incompetence at its finest: California’s $23 million hearing aid program that delivered only 300 aids, and why rural high-speed internet grants go nowhere North Carolina Governor Josh Stein declares “Menstrual Awareness Month” Scuba diving horror stories, including a deadly cave dive in the Maldives that killed five experienced divers Waymo self-driving cars mysteriously circling a neighborhood in Atlanta like it’s the apocalypse A dedicated Dairy Queen customer who wrecks her car but refuses to give up on her Blizzard Filled with sharp commentary, plenty of laughs, and the usual unfiltered banter about aging, menopause, flip-flops, and weird body parts, this is classic Jack Murphy Podcast. Available now on YouTube, Spotify, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, and more. Smash that subscribe button and help us hit 1,000 subscribers!

Jack Murphy flies solo and delivers a classic no-holds-barred rant on everything from why flip-flops should be banned in public (they're nasty and nobody wants to see your feet) to the rampant misinformation flooding social media. He breaks down liberal claims about erasing a $12 billion deficit in New York, the Virginia gerrymandering fight misrepresented as "taking away Black voting rights," and the disturbing lack of follow-up on multiple assassination attempts on President Trump. Jack also dives into the wild conspiracy theories surrounding Charlie Kirk’s assassination — from Mossad involvement and staged shootings to exploding microphones — and laments how quickly these stories disappear from the news cycle. On a much lighter note, he celebrates National Buttermilk Biscuit Day and shares his perfect biscuit recipe ideas.

Jack Murphy Podcast – Candid conversations on politics, current events, culture, and whatever's making headlines. Hosted by Jack Murphy with frequent guest and award-winning actor Alpha Trivette, the show delivers no-holds-barred discussions on the day's biggest stories. Episode 215 covers: The controversial CIA removal of JFK assassination and MKUltra documents from Tulsi Gabbard’s office Deep dives into MKUltra, government overreach, and historical programs Trump’s trip to China, U.S.-China relations, surveillance states, and social credit systems California’s latest absurd spending (iPads for prisoners, dental work for meth addicts, etc.) Fauci flip-flops and lies montage A major new study linking vaccines to autism risk Transgender mental health tragedies Plus plenty of lighter moments: viral videos, a golfer disqualified by a man bun, a dramatic horse fart relief, and an hilarious Instagram grandma Blending sharp political commentary, skepticism of official narratives, real talk on cultural issues, and unfiltered humor, the Jack Murphy Podcast is your daily dose of straight talk without the corporate media filter. New episodes Monday–Friday. Subscribe, smash the like button, and join the conversation!

Join Jack Murphy and actor Alpha Travette for sharp, no-holds-barred conversations on politics, current events, and American culture. From national headlines to local Charlotte stories, Jack and Alpha deliver straightforward commentary, insider insights, and plenty of humor as they break down the stories that matter. In this episode: Alpha discusses his role as Governor McMaster in Hulu’s Murdoch Murders: Death in a Family, the overturned verdict and upcoming retrial, South Carolina redistricting battles, and Trump’s early endorsement of the governor. Jack covers the controversial resignation of Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles and the push for a Black mayor, the removal of a memorial mural for a murdered Ukrainian immigrant, Governor Cooper’s release of thousands of felons during COVID and its deadly consequences, Fauci’s alleged role in the COVID lab-leak cover-up, the sad decline of legendary AM radio (including WBT potentially going dark), and Trump’s high-stakes summit in China. With a mix of political analysis, media criticism, personal stories, and a healthy dose of common sense, the Jack Murphy Podcast is your daily dose of unfiltered truth-telling. New episodes Monday–Friday. Perfect for listeners who want honest talk without the spin. Subscribe and join the conversation today!

In this episode, Stu Wright shares his personal journey with neurofibromatosis, a neurological disorder, and discusses the challenges and insights gained from living with the condition. The conversation also covers awareness efforts, medical insights, and the importance of compassion. For more info and to help go to CTF.org The Gazebo Saga, Murphy's two part movie about the worlds largest IKEA project! Looks Maxing vs. Jimmy Buffett Maxing Iran and Global Oil Dynamics

The Jack Murphy Podcast is a laid-back, no-holds-barred conversation. In this episode, Jack recounts his ongoing battle assembling a massive Costco gazebo (described as "the world’s largest IKEA project"), complete with arguments, complicated instructions, and video documentation. The duo discusses retirement life at The Villages — including a resident’s complaint about too much drinking at the town squares — weighs in on marijuana legalization, reacts to celebrity news like Jamie Pressly joining OnlyFans, and skewers hypocritical pastors, ridiculous government programs (like Gavin Newsom’s overpriced diaper initiative), and everyday frustrations such as multi-day AT&T internet outages. Expect candid takes on everything from cooking shortcuts (Cento San Marzano tomatoes) and viral videos (including a brutal bullfighting accident) to local Virginia issues, political common sense, and pop culture. The tone is irreverent, funny, and conversational — like two guys shooting the breeze over coffee, unafraid to call out nonsense and laugh at life’s absurdities. If you enjoy relatable storytelling, retirement humor, and straightforward opinions without the corporate media filter, subscribe to The Jack Murphy Podcast. New episodes drop regularly. Ask

Today on the Jack Murphy Podcast. The Epstein Suicide note and tons of other conspiracy theories! Spencer Pratt's latest LA Mayor viral ads. the scoop on Charlotte's Mayor dropping out of the race. Poor Cat that went up the wrong tree, They think they are calling Deer, but it doesn't look like it. The Billboard Daniel's friend saw passing through Charlotte is a fake. Live concerts coming to AMC Theatres.

In this episode, we dive deep into the often confusing world of Medicare, breaking down the real differences between Medicare Advantage plans and traditional Medigap (G Plan) coverage. Joined by registered Social Security expert and independent insurance agent Jon Isaacson 336-500-1396, the conversation tackles everything from hospital costs and prescription drug coverage to long-term care and the realities of out-of-pocket expenses. Through candid discussion and real-life scenarios, we explore the pros and cons of each option—why Advantage plans have surged in popularity, where they shine, and where they may fall short. We also address common fears, like rising premiums, coverage limitations, and what happens in worst-case health situations. Whether you're approaching retirement, helping a loved one navigate healthcare decisions, or just trying to make sense of “Obamacare,” Medicare, and all the moving parts in between, this episode offers practical insights, honest opinions, and plenty of eye-opening moments.

Jack Murphy Podcast: Spirit Airlines is DEAD, McDonald's New Subscription, $50 Fat Shot & More! In today's episode, Jack Murphy and Daniel Wheeler are back with their signature mix of real talk, laughs, and current events for active older adults. We discuss: • Spirit Airlines officially shutting down — what it means for travelers and why we won't miss the chaos • JetBlue scooping up planes and adding Charlotte flights • McDonald's new unlimited meal subscription — genius idea or Red Lobster 2.0? • President Trump’s announcement: GLP-1 weight loss shots for just $50/month • The body positivity debate and why obesity isn’t something to celebrate • New research questioning everything we thought we knew about cholesterol and statins • A hilarious potato peeling kitchen hack you’ll actually use • Plus a classic news anchor meltdown that gets ugly fast Tomorrow’s episode: Special guest John Isaacson (RSSA, CLTC), a Registered Social Security Analyst, answers all your questions about Medicare Gap/Supplement plans. Send your questions to Jack @ [email protected] If you enjoy honest conversations without the nonsense, hit that LIKE button, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode. We hit 50,000 views on Saturday and are closing in on 1,000 subscribers — thank you for the support! 👉 Drop your Medicare questions in the comments or email Jack! [email protected]

Join us as we explore the world of morning radio with 2 Guys named Chris, Chris Kelley and Chris Demm of Rock 92, which is now only one guy named Chris. What happened? What's next? Behind-the-scenes stories, and insights into the industry, all while sharing laughs and personal anecdotes. Comments from their listeners from Social fan sights and inside the Chris Demm retirement party.

How bad is late night television? In the coveted 18-49 demographic, Kimmel's viewership drops to a mere 256,000, marking a 6% decline from the previous year. Everybody else is even worse, except Gutfeld. Also, Kimmel Golf rumor debunked! Alpha's big D.C. secret life and we love the new reflecting pool colors! Nc. has 34K active dead voters on the rolls. Murphy shares a story about Kung Fu movies at the black theatre in Savannah. Sodium nitrate is killing thousands of young men!