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Cold-Open Question of the Week: We start with some technical difficulties, but eventually end up with a question for Gary involving crushes and underwear.Long Drive: Brian discusses his long drive and the unbearable heat while traveling south to visit Gary.Supersoaker Summer: Does Gary remember when…?Trillionaire: Elon Musk makes history as SpaceX goes public.Great Grandparents: Did Gary ever meet any of his great grandparents? World Cup: The U.S. men’s national team has two wins against Paraguay and Australia, and looks to finish undefeated in group play for the first time in history.Hanson: The MMMBopers are making their way to Scranton for a FIFA watch party.US Rewards Losers: USMNT head coach Mauricio Pochettino had some harsh words for US sports, particularly MLS, which does not have a relegation system. Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Gary’s News of the Weird:Sponsored by Rapp Brewing CompanyTonight: The Town Cryer & the Shocking World Cup Menu.A New Brew: Check out Hopped Horizon IPA, Rapp’s newest offering!RIP:Gene Shalit: The journalist and movie reviewer, who offered his takes on Hollywood’s offerings for the Today Show, died at 100.Clive Davis: The iconic record producer died at the age of 94. The former head of Columbia Records is credited for the rise of several major artists including Whitney Houston and Barry Manilow.Alan Greenspan: The former longtime chairman of the Federal Reserve, died at the age of 100. From ABC News: “He was appointed Fed chair by four different presidents during his career, first by Ronald Reagan in 1987. Greenspan continued to serve as Fed chairman under presidents George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush. He steered the U.S. economy through the economic boom in the 1990s, the dotcom bubble, and the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. His final term as chair ended on Jan. 31, 2006.”Before We Go: Weekend Plans: Brian is taking his sons to a senior golf tour event.Thanks for checking out TheBrianLennonShow podcast! Be sure to SUBSCRIBE so you don’t miss the next episode. Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold Open Question of the Week: An X user is looking for some wedding advice as it relates to an inheritance. Chuck Norris: The octogenarian, martial artist, actor, and celebrity meme subject decided to take an eternal nap on March 19th. Before the Dos Equis World’s Most Interesting Man, there was Chuck Norris.The ‘True’ Captain: William Shatner, who famously portrayed Capt. James T. Kirk enjoyed his 95th birthday with a stogey.Lady Royals: The University of Scranton women’s basketball team defeated NYU in the semifinal of the Div. III national championship, ending the school’s 91-game winning streak. The lost in the national championship game to Dennison.Sienna Saints: Sienna and coach Gerry McNamara lost to Duke in the First Round of the NCAA tournament. The No. 16 seed led the Blue Devils by 11 points at the half, the largest half time lead a No. 16 seed has ever had against a top seed. On Tuesday, McNamara was named the next head coach at Syracuse University.Rory’s Masters Dinner: The defending champ spared no expense on his champion’s dinner menu. This seems like a menu our friends Dan Faltyn or Jason Vesko would put together.OSCARS vs. WBC: The World Baseball Classic was a ratings winner, beating the average of last year’s seven-game NBA Finals and giving Hollywood a run for it’s money.F.D.T.D: Brian had to unfollow yet another wrestling podcast, “Going In Raw,” due to one of the host’s unhinged animosity toward President Donald Trump. Brian and Gary discuss the fine line of discussing politics and entertainment on podcasts.The Machine: One of Gary’s favorite comedians, Bert Kreischer, is coming to Wilkes Barre on April 2nd.Vinyl’s Back: Ted Gioia shared on Substack this week that vinyl music sales reached $1 billion in the US, the first time since….1983! Does Gary own a record player?Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Be sure to SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube page!Gary’s News of the Weird:Sponsored by Rapp Brewing CompanyTonight: Yellowstone Elk pops a tire; quadruple amputee Cornhole player arrested for murder. This Week’s Food Truck Schedule:* Thursday, March 26th — Lazy Baker Pizza Maker, 4-8 p.m.* Friday, March 27th — WTF Pizza, 4-8 p.m.* Saturday, March 28th — Salsa My Love, 4-8 p.m.RIP:Robert Mueller: The former FBI director Nicholas Brendon: The “Buffy The Vampire Slayer” star died at 54. Brian's never watched an episode of the hit show. Has Gary?Leo Radvinsky: The OnlyFans owner died at the age of 43 following a long battle with cancer, a spokesperson for the company told ABC News on Monday. Radvinsky, who was born in Ukraine before moving to the United States, grew up in Chicago and earned a bachelor’s degree in economics from Northwestern University, according to OnlyFans.Valerie Perrine: The Superman actress died at the age of 82 this week.Before We Go:Afroman: Has Gary heard about this man’s trail?NFL ‘82: Brian relived 1982 football by watching a YouTube video of a battle between Joe Montana and the San Francisco 49ers and Dan Fouts and the San Diego Chargers. After sharing it with faithful fan of the show, Jay M. from Olyphant, he replied with a story about the color commentator Merlin Olsen.CONTACT:📩 Email: thebrianlennonshow@gmail.comSend your ideas, weird news stories, helpful hints, or possible guests.▶️ YouTube: TheBrianLennonShowSubscribe for new videos and more.🐦 Twitter/X: @brianlennonshowTag me or drop a DM.📸 Instagram: thebrianlennonshowCheck out Brian’s camera roll.📘 Facebook Page: TheBrianLennonShow on FacebookGary’s TikTok: @gmac1016TheBrianLennonShow is a reader & listner-supported production. To receive new posts and episodes and support our work, consider becoming a FREE or paid subscriber. Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold-Open Question of the Week: This come’s from my 17-year-old daughter. You could choose one: Have all of your student loans paid off, or never have to do laundry again. Which would you choose?Correction from last week: I said Keith Richards when I meant Mick Jagger.Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Royal: Brian purchased a 1962 Royal Signet typewriter at an estate sale this past week. The owner’s manual provides Sixties sexism at its finest!Basketball: Brian’s team won 20-17 on Thursday in a thriller, lost 24-18 on Friday (to the eventual champions), and lost again on Saturday, as his team was eliminated.Raising The Flag: Brian’s enjoying his one night off before his Jets flag football team’s first practice of the season on Wednesday.Cost of Watching: Brian and Gary discuss what it costs parents to watch youth sports these days.Bombs Over Iran: The latest talk and thoughts on the war with Iran.BridgeGrades: Our friend Brad Porteus, wrote about this past week’s Texas primary, wondering if the results show voters may (finally!) be coming to the middle and rejecting the radical ends of each party.* Brian discusses Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman* Rep. Jasmine Crockett (TX) was rejected by voters in favor of “moderate” candidate James Talarico in this week’s primary.Britney Arrested: Is there no one who loves this woman? Britney Spears was arrested for DUI last Wednesday by the California Highway Patrol in Ventura County, at around 9:28 p.m. local time.The 44-year-old was booked at 3:02 a.m. and ultimately released at 6:07 a.m. the next day, according to the Ventura County Sheriff’s inmate record.A court date is scheduled for May 4.Time: Another interesting perspective on ‘time’.Gary’s News of the Weird:Sponsored by Rapp Brewing CompanyTonight: Sex in MRI: A story from Jay M. in Olyphant. A real couple helps scientists understand what really happens inside. One reader on Facebook asked, “I thought you weren’t allowed to move during an MRI?”NBA Strips Hawks of Magic City Night: https://www.outkick.com/sports/nba-saves-hawks-from-themselves-cancels-ridiculous-magic-city-nightThis week’s food truck schedule:* Thursday, March 11th: Bay Bay’s Burgers, 5-9 p.m., Bock Bier Release!* Friday, March 13th: Kielbasa Bus, 5-9 p.m.* Saturday, March 14th: Detroit Coney Island, 4-8 p.m.* Sunday, March 15th: Lazy Baker Pizza Maker, 2-6 p.m.* All weekend: Girl Scout Cookie Beer Pairing Event!!!* March 17th: Release of Luck o’ the Irish!!!RIP:Lou Holtz: Notre Dame coach died. Former ESPN SportsCenter anchor, Keith Olbermann, meanwhile, lost his mind.6 Service Members: Major Jeffrey R. O’Brien, Capt. Cody A. Khork, Chief Warrant Officer 3 Robert M. Marzan, Sgt. First Class Nicole M. Amor, Sgt. First Class Noah L. Tietjens and Sgt. Declan J. Coady were killed on March 1 while supporting Operation Epic Fury in Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, during an unmanned aircraft system attack. A seventh service member, Sgt. Benjamin Pennington, also died this week.PSP: A Pennsylvania State Police officer, Corp. Tim O’Connor, a 15-year veteran and father, was killed this week during a traffic stop.Before We Go: Has Gary Ever Been: While visiting his outlaws in-laws on the East Coast, has Gary ever made a trip to the Inlet Harbour Lounge and Liquors in Riviera Beach and Singer Island, FL. Apparently the bar hasn’t been updated since 1986. It has a great bourbon selection, as one Screencaps reader wrote:The liquor store was what you’d expect to see (like any average store), but my wife and I went into the lounge, and it was like walking into an 80s dive bar! Wood paneling, people smoking and drinking, bar and bathroom haven’t been updated since 1986. Smelled like smoke and mildew, perfect! Reminded me of my dad and his buddy going out on the buddy’s boat, with me tagging along, circa late 80s / early 90s, then after docking and cleaning the boat, going to a place like this. (I was a teenager.) And yet they have very very expensive Pappy and other rare bourbons. Fun option vs a fancy bourbon bar, and arguably cheaper!Home Improvements: Donna Kelce is remodeling? Does Gary have any handyman tasks he’s looking to tackle this spring? Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold Open Question of the Week: Would you rather be able to see 10 minutes into the future, or 150 years into the future?"I skate to where the puck is going, not where it has been." - Wayne Gretzky, hockey playerTonight we welcome Brian’s friend Keith Danielowski. Keith and Brian coached together for numerous baseball teams. Keith is also the only hockey expert Brian knows, so tonight we will be spending time discussing Team USA’s men’s and women’s hockey teams’ gold medal performances from this past week at the Milan Cortina Olympic Games, but also what goes on behind the scenes in becoming some of the greatest hockey players in the world. We may also drop a Seinfield reference and talk like the Jerky Boys at some point too!CONTACT:📩 Email: thebrianlennonshow@gmail.comSend your ideas, weird news stories, helpful hints, or possible guests.▶️ YouTube: TheBrianLennonShowSubscribe for new videos and more.🐦 Twitter/X: @brianlennonshowTag me or drop a DM.📸 Instagram: thebrianlennonshowCheck out Brian’s camera roll.📘 Facebook Page: TheBrianLennonShow on FacebookGary’s TikTok: @gmac1016Olympic Hockey: The Team USA men’s and women’s hockey teams won Olympic gold this past week in Italy. For the men, it was the first gold medal since the 1980 Lake Placid games.* Brian watched the third period and overtime on Sunday morning after returning from camp. Keith talks about where he was watching the final, a game that drew 26 million viewers on a Sunday morning!* How did Keith get interested in hockey growing up in Northeastern Pennsylvania?* We discuss his son Josh’s journey in hockey, from the youth level to Division II college, with a side-hustle as a hockey official.* Women’s Team: defeated Canada 2-1 in OT. Megan Keller scored the deciding overtime goal, while team captain Hilary Knight scored her record 15th career goal.* Men’s Team: defeated Canada 2-1 in OT to win its first gold in 46 years. Jack Hughes scored the winning goal, despite losing some teeth moments earlier in the game. Goalie Connor Hellyebuyck stopped 41 shots in the game, which was dominated by Canada.* Keith and his wife Amy have hosted a number of “billet” junior hockey players over the years. Keith talks about the sacrifice families make for the love of the game.Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Dress to Impress: Former L.A. Lakers coach Pat Riley thinks coaches should get back into shirts and ties and look like leaders again. He believes leaders must project a professional, commanding image, often noting, “I think an audience wants to see somebody on the sideline who looks like a leader,” Riley said.Civil War: Brian was blown away to find out some veterans of the American Civil War were still alive into the 1950s.* Albert Henry Woolson (1850–1956) was the last undisputed surviving veteran of the American Civil War. A drummer boy in the Union Army's 1st Minnesota Heavy Artillery Regiment, he died on August 2, 1956, in Duluth, Minnesota, at age 106, marking the end of living memory of the Civil War, according to the Minnesota Historical Society.* On December 19, 1959, Walter Washington Williams (sometimes referred to as Walter G. Williams), reputed near the time of his death to be the last surviving veteran of the Confederate States Army, died in Houston, Texas. He was reportedly 116 years of age.Gary’s News of the WeirdSponsored by Rapp Brewing CompanyLocated at: 10930 Endeavor Way, Seminole, FloridaTonight: A runaway mom is found; Mets fans in disguise.This week’s food truck schedule:* Saturday, February 28th: 2 Chics Chili LLC, 5-8 p.m.RIP:Eric Dane, 53, known as Dr. McSteamy on “Grey’s Anatomy” and Euphoria, died from ALS. Robert Carradine, 71, notable for Revenge of the Nerds and Lizzie McGuire Bill Mazeroski, 89, who hit a walk-off home run to help the Pittsburgh Pirates win the 1960 World Series over the New York Yankees, died this past week.Rondale Moore, former NFL wide receiver, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.Katherine Short, 42, the daughter of comedian Martin Short, died from a suspected suicide on Feb. 24th. Short was a licensed clinical worker.Before We Go:In addition to playing hockey, Keith is also a decorated bowler and owner of Perfexxxion Pro Shops, located at Idle Hours South in Scranton and Valley Lanes in Carbondale. He talks about how he got back into bowling and the bowling business.You can check out the shop’s Facebook page here: Perfexxxxion Pro Shop.Thank you to tonight’s house band, Warren Zevon!Be sure to subscribe and let us know what you think of this week’s episode! Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold Open Question of the Week: Brian is currently reading books by author Chuck Klosterman, which include Sex, Drugs & Cocoa Puffs and Killing Yourself to Live. He’s also waiting on his public library for Klosterman’s latest tome, Football. Brian also previously read The Nineties.From Chuck Klosterman’s book, Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs:You can either (a) have sex with the world’s most attractive person, but you can tell no one and no one will ever know, or (b) you can walk through life with that person hand-in-hand, creating the illusion to everyone alive that this individual is your lover — even though you will never so much as kiss. Which would you pick?CONTACT:📩 Email: thebrianlennonshow@gmail.comSend your ideas, weird news stories, helpful hints, or possible guests.▶️ YouTube: TheBrianLennonShowSubscribe for new videos and more.🐦 Twitter/X: @brianlennonshowTag me or drop a DM.📸 Instagram: thebrianlennonshowCheck out Brian’s camera roll.📘 Facebook Page: TheBrianLennonShow on FacebookWatch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Super Bowl LX Recap:The Game: Seattle Seahawks defeat the New England Patriots, 29-13. Kenneth Walker III wins MVP. The Halftime Show: Bad Bunny.The Food: Kielbasa. Hot wing chicken. Weiners on King’s Hawaiian rolls.Next Year: The Super Bowl is on Valentine’s Day! The next day is President’s Day.The Champ Is Here:Repeat Champ: Gary repeats as Rapp Brewing Company’s Chili Cook-Off champion!Gary Goes Progressive: He finally relents and ordered progressive lenses for his new glasses. He loves them! Get progressives people!!!On Fire: Lehigh Valley Hospital in Dickson City, where Gary’s sister works, caught on fire Wednesday night. Over 70 patients were transported. The fire was featured on Fox News and People’s Facebook page.WaPo NoMo: The Post cut 300 jobs last Wednesday. Brian asks if business majors failed journalism majors. What is the future of Journalism? News? And how it’s delivered?Gary’s News of the Weird:Presented by Rapp Brewing CompanyTonight: Olympic toys are impossible to find; Lizard in a blizzard.Food Truck Schedule:* Friday, Feburary 13th: Detroit Coney Island 4-8 p.m.* Saturday, February 14th: Bay Bay’s Burgers 4-8 p.m.; Beer My Valentine: A Chocolate Lover’s Event.RIP: Gen X took a hit this past week, with the passing of two stars from the late ‘90s/early 2000s.Brad Arnold: The lead singer and songwriter of 3 Doors Down, died after a battle with cancer. Brian saw 3 Doors Down perform at the Catholic Youth Center in Scranton with friend of the podcast Lisa.James Van Der Beek: The “Dawson's Creek” and Varsity Blues star passed away from colorectal cancer. He had been diagnosed back in 2024. Before We Go:Valentine’s Day: What do the guy’s have planned for the big holiday?TheBrianLennonShow is a reader and listener-supported publication. To receive new posts and every episode and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold Open Question of the Week: If you could go back to see Elvis, Michael Jackson or Prince in concert, which one would you choose?Tonight we welcome author Chris DeVille, whose book “Such Great Heights: The Complete Cultural History of the Indie Rock Explosion” I recently read and which explores, according Chris, “how indie rock changed the mainstream and the mainstream changed indie rock in the 21st century.” The book was named one of Rolling Stone’s best music books of 2025.Chris is currently the managing editor of Stereogum.com, one of the first MP3 blogs and continues to be the leading online community for independent and alternative music news, downloads, and videos. In addition to his writing and editing duties, Chris has written for publications such as The Atlantic, The Washington Post, Rolling Stone, The Ringer, and Deadspin.Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:We learn about Chris’ childhood and teen years and early experiences listening to and playing music, as well as his writing and journalism background, from working at the Columbus Alive before moving on to Stereogum.com.Then we move on to discussing Such Great Heights and the evolution of “indie” rock from the 1980s through today.Then we discuss the role of technology on the early “indie” scene in the 2000s, from Napster to the iPod to eventual streaming services like Spotify.The culture at-large also played a role in the popularity of “indie” music, from shows like Fox’s “The O.C.” to movies like Garden State and Chris explains how that influenced and shaped the scene.As always, thank you to our sponsor: Rapp Brewing CompanyCongratulations to Rapp Brewing Co. for being recognized as one of the Top 30 Breweries in Florida by My Bartender.This Week’s Food Truck Schedule:* Wednesday, January 28th 5-8 p.m. Tower 10 Burgers* Friday, January 30th 4-8 p.m. Polish Babki Kitchen* Saturday, January 31st 5-8 p.m. Detroit Coney Island* Sunday, February 1st 4-8 p.m. Rising Sun Asian Fusion TacosWe also get into hipsters, “poptimism,” and get to ask Chris some rapid fire questions about topics ranging from Blink-182’s “I Miss You”, Cincinnati chili, Mumford & Sons, his favorite concert he’s ever attended, favorite “indie” musician he’s met, “guilty pleasures,” if he owns a typewriter, and how Stone Temple Pilots’ Scott Weiland’s solo album, “12 Bar Blues,” would be received in today’s music culture.Finally, we break down this year’s Super Bowl LX match-up between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks, as well as Bad Bunny and Green Day’s upcoming appearances, and which “indie” band would be the best future halftime performer. Visit Chris’ Social Media:Substack: Such Great Heights Instagram: chrisdevilleofficialPublisher: https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781250363398/suchgreatheights/Stereogum: www.Stereogum.comTheBrianLennonShow is a reader and listener-supported publication. To receive new episodes and support our work, consider becoming a FREE or paid subscriber. Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold Open Question of the Week: What's the worst idea you've ever had?Alcohol: New guidelines were issued for alcohol consumption. What does Gary have to say about Dr. Oz’s and RFK’s, “No alcohol for breakfast,” stance?‘Golden’ Upset: The inaugural Golden Globe for Best Podcast went to "Good Hang with Amy Poehler" at the 83rd Golden Globe Awards, with Amy Poehler accepting the award for her comedy podcast featuring interviews with guests. Poehler's win marks the first time the Globes recognized podcasting. Brian and Gary vow to do better this year.Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Travel Ball: Soaring prices are putting a hit on parents’ bank accounts, with many starting GoFund Me pages to help with costs for the travel lifestyle:Hockey Fight: A hockey brawl between youth players in Pennsylvania went viral this past week. Ends up the fisticuffs were staged.Gary’s News of the Weird:Sponsored by Rapp Brewing Co.Tonight: 100 skeletons found in Pennsylvania home; Porn star beheads ex-husband.Food Truck Schedule: The folks at Rapp Brewing announced a new food truck schedule for the new year.* Friday, January 16th: Kielbasa Bus, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.* Saturday, January 17th: Roger’s Second City Pizza, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.Paterno: Brian read Paterno by Joe Posnanski this past week. The book was published in 2012, a year after Paterno’s death. Posnanski was writing the book while the Jerry Sandusky scandal erupted at Penn State.RIP: Bob Weir, co-founder of the Grateful Dead, passed away this weekend. I recently watched a documentary, The Other One: The Long Weird Trip of Bob Weir on Netflix last year. Here’s the trailer:Mary, Marry, Merry: How do you say it?TheBrianLennonShow is a listener-supported podcast. To receive new posts and support our eventual overthrow of Amy Poehler, please consider becoming a FREE or paid subscriber. Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe

Cold Open Question of the Week: When was the last time you were the center of attention?This week, we welcome back our friend, Steve DeLaney, for his annual Advent visit, where he helps guide us through the Advent season as we prepare for Christmas.Steve’s Substack, Some Things, is where he shares his writing and reflection during each week of the Advent season.Subscribe to Steve’s Substack right here:A teacher, writer, speaker and worker in Catholic ministry, Steve currently teaches high school students at Walsingham Academy in Williamsburg, Virginia. Steve holds a bachelor’s degree in History from George Mason University, along with a master’s degree in Theology/Theological Studies from Catholic Theological Union, and an MFA in Creative Writing from Lindenwood University. Steve resides in the Williamsburg area of Virginia, along with his family: wife, Allison; sons Joseph and Ben, and nephew Kaiden, along with their dog, Peach, who even has his own Instagram page.Steve and I have been friends since 1990, when we met as freshmen at Pope Paul VI High School in Fairfax, Virginia, and our yearly gathering to discuss Advent and his reflections is always a highlight of the season and the year for me.I hope you enjoy listening to Steve as much as I do.From Gary and I, we wish you a Merry Christmas, happy holiday season and a wonderful New Year!Watch TheBrianLennonShow on Substack:Introduction: Pause for Wonder1: Let Me Ask You Something* “Do you ever tell the truth?” * Questions in Theology* Some really thought provoking questions!* Meeting Fr. Richard Rohr, a well known Franciscan priest and author, who started the Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC) in New Mexico* Jesus’ questions* Read your poem, Some Questions of Jesus2: It’s Just Like This* The little wren* Anita Lane, musician3: The Wind Is Strong Up There* Dinas Bran* Pilgrimage/Walking* Mannie Coe and his brother, Rueben4: Coming Wednesday, December 24thDo You Know: Pope Leo XIV has accepted the resignation of His Eminence Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, 75, from the pastoral governance of the Archdiocese of New York, and appointed Most Reverend Ronald A. Hicks, currently Bishop of Joliet, as the Metropolitan Archbishop of New York. Steve, who studied at the Catholic Theological Union in Chicago, the same school where Pope Leo once studied, if he’s had any run-ins with the new pope or archbishop. The Brothers McMullen: One of Steve’s favorite movies of all time, we ask him the significance of the film in his life, and if he’s seen the sequel to the film, which came out recently, The Family McMullen.You can read Roger Ebert’s review of the original film here.Counting Crows: Steve also discusses his affinity for the Counting Crows, whose 1993 album, August and Everything After, had an impact on his early adulthood.TheBrianLennonShow is a listener-supported production. To receive new posts and support our work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Get full access to TheBrianLennonShow at thebrianlennonshow.substack.com/subscribe