The Better Judgement Podcast

The boys got a better camera, sat down with Grady Dix, friend of the program, and Broderick wastes an hour talking about Hawaii. Grady can't hold the mic close enough. Bill talks about his surgery and elaborates on the shit steak scale.

The boys have finally figured out video podcasting. What better way to introduce it than to show off guns? The boys sit down and talk about their firearms and their simple opinions on them.

The boys sit back down with Mike to discuss the one thing that changes the trajectory of someone's life. Mike discusses his health, challenges and what he's doing moving forward. The boys make plans.

The boys sit down with Burnie Harper. Burnie is a big game hunter, meat processor and taxidermist. He owns Harpley's taxidermy in Asheboro, North Carolina. They talk everything from Burnie's time in law enforcement to the humane way to dispatch cattle. Drink Sport Drink.

Valentine's day. The boys bring in their wives to tell stories about the boys. K***a and J*****a reminisce about first dates, weddings and everything in between. Mike shares some thoughts about media personalities. The boys embarrass themselves again.

The boys sit down at Bills house to prove to the world that they are capable of producing quality audio. Babies cry. Races are discussed. The world is right again.

Disclaimer: Bill royally fumbled the audio setup. The boys wanted to get the episode out immediately after recording and really appreciated the content of the episode. In order to hear Mike, you'll have to listen on headphones or in the car. We apologize for the horrid audio and will be better on the next episode. The boys sit down with Mike to discuss his first hot take: the moon landing. They talk sports, astronomy, current events and Taylor Swift. Drink Sport Drink. (we're still trying to figure out the audio)

They boys weather out a winter storm in the Operator Error Bar.

William and Broderick begin the show. The boys bring in Mike, William's father, to give some valuable insight about the past and present and give much needed advice.