On September 1st, as America was set to celebrate the last three day weekend of the summer, music icon and King Parrot Head, Jimmy Buffett, passed away after a four year battle with a very rare skin cancer. For millions of fans, Jimmy was a soundtrack of boats, beaches, bars and ballads – music escapism that eclipsed time and place. For, the owner of Fini’s Landing in Tucson Arizona – Doug Finical or “Fini” to his friends – Jimmy Buffett was a lifestyle and a path to entrepreneurial spirit. Chris and Sean remember the life and legacy of Jimmy Buffett while entertaining Fini’s own tales of a life lived understanding and honoring the Key West troubadour. #BubblesUP
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Episode 162 – It’s Trump’s world, we’re just living in it.
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump was horrific and then immediately inspiring. Chris and Sean talk about Trump’s reaction and what it means for his future and legacy. Sean quoted Winston Churchill
Episode 161 – A historic Supreme Court term
The most recent term of the Supreme Court was historic in the impact that some of the decisions will have in the future. Chris and Sean review the Presidential immunity decision, the
Episode 160 – Lisa James and the Future of Republican Women
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Episode 159 – Former Senator Jim DeMint is helping save America
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Episode 158 – Sean is now Catholic!
Sean talks about his conversion to Catholicism after being a life-long member of the LDS Church. From his mission to Indiana, to serving as a bishop of two wards in the LDS
Episode 157 – Former Congressmen Kevin Yoder and Ben Quayle
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