Give That Some Thought

The boys begin by taking some cheap shots at Anthony WhateverMiddleName Weiner, and discussing Matt's texting habits, in addition to some revealing medical history. Matt makes a major announcement in this week's Give That Some Thought and we also give some thought to gays and Christianity, Jingoistic morality, and whether or not celibacy is in scripture. We also put the modern church on blast for their handling of the homosexuality issue. The guys toss around an idea for a few new segments, including an interpretive reading of scripture, and Matt asks for a special request on Twitter. FBI admits to flying drones over US without warrants On Gay Priests, Pope Francis Asks, ‘Who Am I to Judge?’ Subscribe in iTunes or on Stitcher, and support the show with a free audio book at audibletrial.com/TripodBroadcasting.

Matt hijacks this episode of Give That Some Thought from the start by defining "homeschool swagger" and continues on by pontificating on Comic-Con, how nerds procreate, and the coolest things about this past year's Comic-Con. The boys also announce an upcoming podcast starting soon about Breaking Bad, reminisce with a riveting story of drinking in college with Jon "Hammypants" Hamm, discuss police officers breaking the law in the enforcement of the law, and Matt schools Addison on how the White House Press Secretary is the worst job in the world. To tie it all up, Matt tells Addison about Huma Abedin and his thoughts on Weinergate, and gives a heartwarming message at the end. Comic-Con Highlights: 5 Things You Need To Know SDCC 2013: New Footage for the Final Episodes of “Breaking Bad” Blond beauty set to sue NYPD over sexy photos swiped from iPhone White House scrambles to defeat bill to defund NSA program Subscribe in iTunes or on Stitcher, and support the show with a free audio book at audibletrial.com/TripodBroadcasting.

Addison and Matt give some thought on how to be the best kind of creepy uncle and good bad influence on a child, the green light and budget behind Sharknado, the Zimmerman verdict and it's (non)implications on society. Matt also attempts to earn as much as Addison does from the network, and gets in a fight with legal. Matt clarifies how crazy women can truly be, and schools Addison on the familial habits of lions, the "bowler hat" (pictured below) in addition to a moment of silence spoken word for Cory Monteith. Matt tells us about a dark secret from his past, and the lengths he's gone to in order to protect it. George Zimmerman found not guilty of murder in Trayvon Martin's death Why did Marissa Alexander get a 20-year sentence despite invoking ‘Stand Your Ground’? "Bowler Hat" 'Glee' star Cory Monteith, 31, dies in Vancouver Subscribe in iTunes or on Stitcher, and support the show with a free audio book at audibletrial.com/TripodBroadcasting.

Addison and Matt discuss the Restore The Fourth rally, armchair activism, Dr. Who's influence on the fairer sex, and the best things that Matt likes about the new Pope. They also issue a bold challenge to a member of the clergy and cover a massive OP in this week's OP is a faggot segment. What would Jesus drive? Pope tells priests to buy "humble" cars Mainstream News

Another bonus episode from when Give That Some Thought was on location at the Restore the Fourth rally in downtown St. Louis. This time we caught up with the organizer of the St. Louis rally, Chelsea Welch and Matt spoke to her about the Restore The Fourth movement, it's background, and what it means to her, etc. Subscribe in iTunes, and also on Stitcher.

Give That Some Thought caught up with the #RestoreThe4th rally in downtown St. Louis and had the opportunity to do an on-the-spot interview with the movement's national coordinator Anna Wilmesher. This is the first in a series of interviews we are publishing conducted at the rally with various attendees. Anna Wilmesher Facebook Twitter Subscribe in iTunes, and also on Stitcher.

Addison and Matt give some thought to Matt's anti-American stance on fireworks, the best kinds of homemade ice cream, as well as cooking shows and bachelor eats. They also discuss exercise patterns that they don't know about, and stumble upon one of the universe's great secrets in the form of a terrible joke. The boys also get into some network news for later this summer and give some thought to what makes a compelling TV character. Bloomberg: If sparklers are legal, the terrorists will win