The Patrick Madrid Show: January 30, 2026 - Hour 2

EPISODE · Jan 30, 2026 · 51 MIN

The Patrick Madrid Show: January 30, 2026 - Hour 2

from The Patrick Madrid Show · host Relevant Radio

Patrick explores empathy burnout, faith, mental illness, and the way modern culture presses women into new molds.   Audio: Why Liberal Women care about cultures that hate them - https://x.com/sassafrass_84/status/2017000466245132528  (00:38) Audio: It’s not empathy, it’s ego. It’s okay not to care - https://x.com/CCPISASSH0E/status/2016239348455264761?s=20 (03:26) Audio: "You see the HIGHEST rates of mental illness amongst single, liberal women!" - https://x.com/lightonliberty/status/2011956457567039973 (08:15) Gina - Not taking your phone into the Confessional. Does it record even when its off? Is this true. Why don't you guys try this on air. (11:37) Jorge - Whenever I talk about something important, I put the phone away. (15:23) Sharon - About the cell phone tracking. I heard that you can stop a phone from being trackable by wrapping your phone in foil or putting your cell phone in a tin can. (21:57) Steve - You don't use tinfoil; you use a Faraday Bag. Also, GrapheneOS has Google taken out of the equation. (26:07) Guadalupe - Regarding surrogacy, my son goes to a public school and his teacher said she is having a baby for a friend who can't have a baby. Is this ok? (27:55) Jamie - What does the Catholic Church say about the Ethiopian Bible? (31:18) Bridget (email) – I bring my phone into the confession and it’s helped me sin less Bob (email) - The only way to make your phone truly safe is to drop it in a bucket of water. Daveed - Are there parallels to what is happening with ICE and innocent people and to what Romans did to Jesus? How would Jesus feel right now? (42:34)

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