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What happens when a kid from Memphis who grew up in the cycle of poverty gets deplowed by the Marines two days after his first daughter is born, deploys to Afghanistan without calling home for 90 days, loses his first friend to suicide in 2011, and turns a piece of cardboard into one of the most powerful veteran advocacy platforms in the world? This week on The AJ Buckley Show, AJ sits down with Zachary Bell, the creator of Veteran with a Sign, whose journey from combat Marine to viral content creator is packed with raw emotion, brutal honesty, and the kind of wisdom that only comes from breaking generational curses and refusing to let another veteran die alone. Then comes the story that will break you. Zach opens up about getting out in 2011, working night shift at Vanderbilt Children's Hospital while going to school during the day, sleeping in his car, and getting the call that his first friend had taken his life. He talks about going back through old text messages, realizing they were both struggling but too scared to have a real conversation, and the moment he decided this shit stops with me. Zach reflects on the three years he spent stacking little wins, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, magnets on his head, men's groups, whatever he could find to help himself and his friends, and why he open sourced everything so no one would have to figure it out alone. Zach also shares the origin story of Veteran with a Sign, the moment during COVID when he thought what if I was a veteran holding up a piece of cardboard, the first 90 days of brutal comments about his tattoos and why he wears the same thing every day, and the Captain Crozier post that changed everything. He talks about walking off his ship to a standing ovation after getting relieved of command for trying to help his sick sailors, the moment Zach's post went viral with 10,000 followers in a week, and why he realized the creative had finally found him again. Zach opens up about meeting the Unsub guys, Fat Electrician, Brandon Herrera, and finding his creative community, the podcast journey from After Action to Underwhelming, and why doing it alone is impossible. 00:00 Intro 00:55 Meeting Veteran with a Sign: From Trailer Parks to Movie Premieres 04:28 The Fat Electrician, Unsub & Finding Your Creative Community 05:54 The Podcast Journey: After Action to Underwhelming 09:39 Jimmy Grimes: The Coolest Thing I've Done & The Power of Community 14:28 Veteran with a Sign Origin: Captain Crozier & The Post That Changed Everything 19:16 September 11th & Enlisting: Breaking the Cycle of Poverty 22:07 The Cycle of Poverty: No One Gives a Shit About Poor White People 30:03 Boot Camp: The Double Rations Kid Who Gained 30 Pounds 35:37 First Deployment: Two Days After Daughter's Birth to Afghanistan 45:23 The French Reporter Story: Finding Out Your Daughter Was Born 50:46 Fatherhood: Dad Stuff & Being Present for Every Moment 56:25 Getting Out in 2011: When Your First Friend Takes His Life 1:11:35 Depression, Faith & Finding God Again After 12 Years 1:14:32 Community Over Everything: Why You Can't Do This Alone 1:15:46 Brandon Herrera: The Man Running for Governor & Why He's Different 1:17:47 North Star: My Wife Saw Something in Me I Didn't Know Existed 1:21:44 Legacy: It Stopped With Me & Shoot for the Moon 1:23:40 Final Words: Just Do It & Stop Chasing the School of Fish Follow Zachary Bell - Veteran With A Sign Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/veteranwithasign/?hl=en) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/veteranwithasign/?ref=NONE_xav_ig_profile_page_web#) @veteranwithasign | Free Dental Care for Veterans Aspen | Beacons (https://veteranwithasign.com/?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAcGRvZgJzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA85MzY2MTk3NDMzOTI0NTkAAaeMw23hgkW6VTXKxGR1lx5tiU3fnI5HoA6yuZJKvUVp8vjK3vcMBqSpQNB1BQ_aem_-ABUXREAoPfDA4i99PpLtA) Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com http://www.coretrex.com

What happens when a DJ finishes one of the best sets of his life in Las Vegas and 11 minutes later finds himself in the middle of the most tragic mass shooting in American history with his one year old son in a hotel room next to the active shooter? This week on The AJ Buckley Show, AJ sits down with Dee Jay Silver (John Perdue), the DJ who played Route 91 Harvest Festival the night everything changed, whose story of survival, faith, and fatherhood will leave you shaken to your core. This story that will break you. John walks AJ through Route 91 Harvest Festival, the perfect weekend in Vegas, his wife Jenna and one year old son Wake coming to town, and the moment he walked off stage after playing one of the best sets of his life. He shares the relief of sitting down, the sound he thought was fireworks, and the 11 minutes that changed everything when the shooting started. John opens up about grabbing Jenna and Brittany Aldean and running, hiding under the bus that got shot 15 times, and the text message that said shooter 32nd floor, the same floor where his son Wake was sleeping in a room connected to the active shooter. John takes AJ through the chaos, the screaming, the helicopters and the ricochets off the ground. He shares the moment he told his wife the safest place was the hotel when he knew his son was five feet from the first window that was busted open, the evacuation of Mandalay Bay, and the terror of tearing through buses looking for his kid. John also opens up about the nanny who kept checking on Wake, the door that was left ajar, and the security guard who got shot responding to that door alarm and was dragged into her room. John also shares the four days of questioning, the Homeland Security interrogation, the pictures of him walking down the hall with the shooter, holding the elevator door, at the House of Blues, at Katsuya, and the realization that the shooter had followed him for three days. He talks about the notepad by the bed with his entire family's names and his schedule, the tick from Benghazi who told him he'd drop to the ground for the rest of his life, and the breakfast in Montana where he finally met Officer William Matchick, the man who saved his son. 00:00 Intro: The 11 Minutes That Changed Everything 01:35 Meeting DJ Silver: Nashville Life & The Bass Pro Connection 08:44 Growing Up in Church: Preachers, Pews & Star Wars Toys 10:07 The Man Who Raised Four Kids That Weren't His 12:27 Music, Barry Manilow & The Guitar That Connects Generations 13:09 Watching Your Heroes Decline: Parents & Health Struggles 15:20 Fatherhood: Secret Handshakes, Daddy Wakey Days & Being Present 32:41 Route 91 Festival: The Perfect Weekend Before Tragedy 36:22 The Shooting Starts: Fireworks or Gunfire? 37:30 My Son Is Next to the Shooter: The Text That Changed Everything 38:25 Chaos & Carnage: Hiding Under Buses & The Lady with Her Head Shot Off 39:55 Tearing Through Evacuation Buses: Every Parent's Worst Nightmare 45:04 The Door Alarm: How Wake Saved Thousands of Lives 46:29 The Interrogation: Pictures with the Shooter for Three Days 1:00:47 Meeting Officer William Matchick: The Man Who Saved Wake 1:06:40 Gratitude, Grace & Good Humans: Wake Up and Live Follow Dee Jay Silver Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/deejaysilver1/?hl=en) Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/DeeJaySilver) Dee Jay Silver - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@DeeJaySilver) Dee Jay Silver (https://www.deejaysilver.com/) Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https:...

What happens when a woman who once put ice in her red wine takes over a distillery at 58, wins Distillery of the Year, and disrupts a multi-trillion dollar industry? This week on The AJ Buckley Show, AJ sits down with Pixie Paula, the force behind Striped Pig Distillery, whose story reads like something out of a movie, except every single word of it is true. This conversation is raw, hilarious, and packed with wisdom about entrepreneurship, faith, manifestation, and what it means to turn water into wine in more ways than one. Pixie opens up about growing up with a father who lived under floorboards to survive, lied about his age to join the army just to have a bed, and gave her the greatest gift of all by never saying can't. She shares the story of sweeping hair at a salon for a nickel an hour, watching Avon ladies sell lipstick and make bank, and realizing at a young age that she wanted to be an entrepreneur, not someone doing manual labor for pennies. Pixie reflects on her mother being the first in her family to complete college, working as an old school telephone operator, and instilling in her the belief that she could reach for the stars no matter what. AJ and Pixie dive deep into the moment she walked into American Express pregnant, took the Series Seven exam while about to deliver baby number five, and peed in the chair because she refused to forfeit the test. She talks about becoming the first sexual harassment case for American Express, fighting for equal pay for equal work, and why she didn't even want the money but realized how important it was to be the example. Pixie also shares the story of redesigning American Express in 1994, getting the call from the CEO who said she didn't qualify for the job but loved her attitude, and becoming a top-rated trainer who changed lives across the country. Then comes the story of the dream that changed everything. Pixie walks AJ through the New Year's Eve dream where the entire sip and share model was revealed to her, the moment she realized she could leverage the bar that nobody was using at black tie fundraisers, and why turning water into wine was the first recorded miracle of Jesus for a reason. She talks about taking over Striped Pig Distillery when it was nearly insolvent, seeing bourbon as an asset class appreciating at 400% a year, and why the angel share, perfection under pressure, and aging bourbon taught her more about God than she ever learned in church. Pixie also opens up about her divorce, losing everything, taking a loan against her bourbon to survive, and the glorious moment she paid off the note the day before it was due and got her bourbon back. She shares the historic tale of the Striped Pig from 1838, the first viral drinking game, the first meme, and the first speakeasy before Prohibition, and why that story became the foundation of her brand. 00:00 Intro: The Striped Pig Story & Distillery of the Year 02:07 Childhood & The Power of Not Saying Can't 02:12 The Avon Lightbulb: First Lesson in Entrepreneurship 06:00 The Floorboards: A Father's Survival Story 13:31 Nine Lives & Medical Anomalies 16:50 Breaking Barriers: The American Express Story 19:45 Peeing in That Chair: The Series Seven Exam 24:08 Equal Pay for Equal Work: The First Case 26:51 Magic Powers & Tuned Into the Universe 30:52 Who Are You? The Forum & Finding Possibility 36:22 The Dream That Changed Everything 42:48 Turning Water Into Wine: The First Miracle 51:05 Sip and Share: Disrupting a Multi-Trillion Dollar Industry 53:12 The Bar Nobody's Leveraging 1:03:46 The Striped Pig Legend: 1838 Going Viral 1:05:02 Divorce Bourbon & Getting It Back 1:14:33 369: The Numbers & Master Path 1:28:58 Forrest Gump & Learning About Love 1:39:31 I Need the Key to Unlock My Feet 1:48:13 Get Me Out of My Own Way 1:54:30 Frequency Is What You Frequently See Follow Pixie Paula & Striped Pig Distillery Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/pixiepaulaofficial/reels/) IG: https://www.instagram.com/stripedpigdistillery/ Website: https://www.stripedpigdistillery.com Ryah | Girl Mom 💗 (@ryahgirlmom) | TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@ryahgirlmom) Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com http://www.coretrex.com

What happens when a kid from Santa Cruz, California hears about Navy SEALs at 11 years old and never looks back? This week on The AJ Buckley Show, AJ sits down with Andy Stumpf, the former SEAL Team Six operator who jumped from 36,500 feet, raised $700,000 for charity, became a professional BASE jumper, and built one of the biggest podcasts in the world, Cleared Hot. This conversation is raw, hilarious, and packed with wisdom about identity, fatherhood, discipline, and what it means to be defined by who you are, not what you did. Andy opens up about growing up in a Navy family, his dad being a machine gunner on patrol boats in Vietnam, and the moment he first heard about Navy SEALs. He shares the story of bringing a Navy recruiter home when he was a junior in high school, sitting her down with his parents who signed the paperwork when he was 17, and heading off to boot camp in the Chicago area right after graduation. Andy talks about the attrition rate at BUDS, the injury rate that most people don't realize until they go back as instructors, and why he made it through on his first attempt by focusing on the micro adversities instead of the macro goal. AJ and Andy dive deep into what it was like growing up on a construction site with his mason father, moving pallets of bricks at 11 years old, learning how to compartmentalize pain and focus on the one trip instead of the thousands ahead, and why those micro challenges on a job site prepared him for Hell Week more than any class at SEAL training ever could. Andy reflects on the reality that mental toughness and resilience are both born and trained, the importance of challenging yourself at a micro level before the world does at a macro level, and why setting an alarm and making your bed is just as powerful as a cold plunge if you're starting from scratch. Then comes the story of getting shot in 2005 while deployed with a SEAL Team Six squadron, being on the other side of the door from Tyler Gray on the same target, and the long road of nerve damage recovery that made him a BUDS instructor while he rehabbed. Andy opens up about doctors telling him I don't know more times than he could count, the frustration of not having a definitive answer, and why he ultimately became the last determining factor in whether or not he was ready to return to the teams. Andy also shares the story of the world record wingsuit jump from 36,500 feet, going 18 miles in the air while wearing shorts and a t-shirt under his gear because it was negative 50 at altitude and 100 degrees on the ground. He talks about raising $700,000 for the Navy SEAL Foundation, the sequential steps he took to make it happen, finding mentors with immense experience, and why by the time you get to the day, if you've done the requisite training, it's not that big of a deal. Andy also opens up about his years as a professional BASE jumper, flying wingsuits through canyons in Switzerland, the behind the scenes work that never makes it to YouTube, and why Tom Cruise is next level because of the months of training he does before every stunt. Andy also opens up about his divorce, the most alone he's ever felt in his life, the questions he had about himself as a man and a father, and why it was harder than going through SEAL training multiple times. He talks about the importance of asking for help, the strength it takes to admit when you need it, and why he has never been turned down or judged when he's asked for it. Andy also shares his North Star, his wife's ability to see the best in people, and the quote he lives by: what you allow in your presence is your standard. Follow Andy Stumpf Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/andystumpf212/?hl=en) Cleared Hot Podcast: https://www.clearedhotpodcast.com/ Cleared Hot Podcast - Powered By BRCC - YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@ClearedHotPodcast) Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com http://www.coretrex.com

What happens when a father gets a phone call that changes everything? This week on The AJ Buckley Show, AJ sits down with Will Yun Lee, the actor who has fought James Bond, Wolverine, and some of the biggest names in Hollywood, but nothing prepared him for the fight of his life when his three year old son had a massive stroke thousands of miles away from home. Will opens up about being born in Virginia, his father being one of the first taekwondo masters to come to the United States, his parents getting divorced when he was five, and spending six years moving from family to family while his dad tried to figure out life. He shares the story of moving to Hawaii at 10 years old, living in a motel where the kitchen and bathroom were the same, his dad driving taxis, and getting beat up constantly until he finally asked his father to teach him martial arts. Will talks about putting on his first white belt at 13, training six hours a day, becoming obsessed with Bruce Lee, and setting his sights on the Olympics after Taekwondo was introduced in 1988. AJ and Will dive deep into what it was like moving 23 different schools growing up, always being the scared kid walking into a new place, and how college became his first real home because it was the first time he didn't move within 12 months. Will reflects on taking over his dad's martial arts schools, building them up to 1200 students, and the moment he realized if he was going to be broke, he might as well chase acting. He shares how Jason Scott Lee in the Bruce Lee story inspired him as the first Asian American he saw on screen who was cool, how he packed up a Jeep Wrangler with a thousand bucks and a boom box and moved to LA, and why he knew he had to become a white belt all over again. Will takes AJ through his journey of turning down every martial arts audition for three years because he needed to learn how to act, the moment he auditioned for Die Another Day with Pierce Brosnan, and what it was like shooting the opening sequence of a James Bond movie at Pinewood Studios. He talks about working with David Leitch and the 8711 stunt team, learning choreography through repetition and forms, and why he loves the language of understanding camera and action at the same time. Will also opens up about working with Ben Stiller, watching masters like Chad Stahelski obsess over every frame of fighting, and why Bruce Lee will always be the GOAT for shooting fight strategy on film in the 1970s. Then comes the story that will break you. Will shares the phone call he got while shooting Falling Water in New York, his wife telling him their three year old son Cash was in the emergency room, his whole right side of his body not working, and the devastating diagnosis of Moya Moya, a rare brain disease that left Cash with only three pipes carrying blood to his brain instead of a thousand. Will walks AJ through the four year dark tunnel with no light, the misdiagnosis, the chemotherapy Cash didn't need, the 11 hour drips every other week, and the three massive strokes that should have ended his life. He talks about his wife wrapping 12 gifts on Sunday nights to get through 12 hour chemo days, the moment he asked why us, and how faith and thousands of prayers saved his son's life. Today, Cash is 13 years old, training at Nike camp, competing in tennis tournaments, and defying every piece of paper that says he shouldn't be able to walk or talk. Will also opens up about what that journey taught him about his wife, how marriages can go left or right during trauma, and why he picked the right one who became stronger because of the mission. He reflects on his father never giving speeches but teaching through how he greeted people, how his eyes sparkled around kids, and why his North Star is still the man who left an imprint on his soul. Will also shares what it was like shooting The Odyssey with Christopher Nolan for seven months, hiking 45 minutes up mountains in 40 pounds of gear, no trailers, no food, just pure filmmaking, and why Nolan is a master who somehow makes the weather bend to his will. Follow Will Yun Lee IG: https://www.instagram.com/willyunlee/ Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/WillYunLeeOfficial/) Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com http://www.coretrex.com

This week on Unfiltered Friday, AJ Buckley opens with a heartfelt tribute to 15-year-old Will Roberts, a young man who battled stage four bone cancer with unwavering faith and inspired millions before passing on July 22nd. It's a powerful reminder to cherish every moment and hold your loved ones close. From there, the guys dive into another wild countdown of the week's most bizarre and fascinating stories. They explore the internet's obsession with RH negative blood and theories about aliens, ancient royalty, and Nephilim. They break down the mind-blowing fact that Cleopatra lived closer to the moon landing than to the building of the pyramids, question whether the moon landing actually happened, and discuss why we've never been back. AJ and Sean also react to Elon Musk's prediction that one billion humanoid robots will be walking the Earth within five years, the CIA's 638 documented attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro, the discovery that sharks are older than trees and Saturn's rings, and the latest Bravo drama unfolding right here in Charleston involving Southern Hospitality, Southern Charm, and a shocking bar defection on King Street. The episode continues with more fascinating facts, including Oxford University being older than the Aztec Empire, Jake Paul's reported interest in playing wide receiver in the NFL, Harvard researcher David Sinclair's groundbreaking age reversal therapy that's helping blind mice see again, and the hilarious revelation that wombats poop cubes and use them to mark their territory. The guys wrap up with their weekly Charleston restaurant recommendation, KYN on Cannon Street, known for handmade sushi rolls that must be eaten in 20 seconds, and close out the episode with "By The Numbers," breaking down Elon Musk's billion-robot vision and what it could mean for the future of humanity. If you enjoy viral stories, conspiracy theories, pop culture, science, faith, and unfiltered conversations that don't take themselves too seriously, this is an episode you won't want to miss. Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com

Can a single bad decision in Yellowstone really change your life? This week on Unfiltered Friday, AJ Buckley and Sean Morgan break down one of the internet’s wildest weeks yet, starting with a tourist who thought charging a bear was a good idea. From there, things only get stranger. The guys dive into Seattle’s viral “perfectly round” raccoon, a new Loch Ness Monster sighting, two men who discovered they were switched at birth after 38 years, James Franco’s mysterious alien videos, an ancient copy of The Iliad found inside a 1,600-year-old mummy, Russian mystics selling gas-saving spells, robots getting married and teaching classrooms, Luke Skywalker’s iconic lightsaber selling for millions, and the bizarre Louvre mystery that has everyone casting their own heist movie. They also take a thoughtful turn discussing the prediction market with nearly $65 million riding on whether Jesus Christ returns before 2027, leading to a conversation about faith, purpose, and why we’re not promised tomorrow. As always, AJ and Sean kick off the weekend with another Charleston recommendation, highlighting one of the city’s hidden gems, Chez Nous, before wrapping up with a look at what MrBeast’s luxury wedding week on Richard Branson’s private island actually cost. If you enjoy viral news, pop culture, history, strange internet stories, faith, and conversations that don’t take themselves too seriously, you’re in the right place. Be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on notifications so you never miss an episode of The AJ Buckley Show. 0:00 Intro 3:09 Weekend Update 7:48 Charleston Recommendation Chez Nous 10:48 Top Ten Most Ridiculous Headlines 11:57 Seattle's perfectly round raccoon Jimmothy 14:32 New Loch Ness Photo and Italy's Croc Ness in the same week 18:17 Two men switched at birth 21:15 James Franco and his Alien videos at his home 22:53 1600-Year-old mummy wrapped in Homer's Iliad 26:08 Russian Mystics are selling spells for your gas tank 28:20 Two Robots married in Moscow and a New York School Robot Teacher 32:06 Luke Skywalker's Severed Hand sells for 3.75 Million Dollars 34:35 The Louvre reopened with an empty case 38:38 64.8 Million Dollars is riding on the return of Jesus 43:47 By The Numbers: Mr. Beast's Wedding Follow AJ Buckley IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckley/ Fb: https://www.facebook.com/AJBuckleyOfficialPage TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Follow AJ Buckley Show IG: https://www.instagram.com/ajbuckleyshow/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/ajbuckleyshow TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ajbuckleyofficial Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/aj-buckley-show/id1885802753 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Em0btYFt8QNKJPX2tFJhq https://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com #mrbeast #jimmothy #ajbuckleyshow Follow AJ IG/FB: ajbuckley Tiktok:ajbuckleyofficial AJ Buckley Show IG/Fb: ajbuckleyshow Tiktok: ajbuckleyshow http://www.ajbuckley.com Sponsors: http://www.ghostbed.com/buckley Code word Buckley for 10% off http://aj.purerx.co write "Time to shine" In notes http://www.bornofdiscipline.com http://www.totaloffroad.com