Father Augustine tries (and fails) to disagree with a Green Beret (John Addleman) and a DELTA force operative (Mark Collazos)!!

Father Augustine tries to argue with Robbie McGehee, race car driver, who competed in the Indy Racing League and won the Indianapolis 500 Rookie of the Year award in 1999.

What is Indy Car Racing?

Are some drivers better than others? Can you show us some examples? (YouTube?). Can you describe them?

How can you tell?

Is there any sense in which what you do in the car can be described as art?

Does “taste” or “personal preference” play a roll in driving?

Can you describe for us a moment when you were driving and knew you were “in the zone” or knew you were at the very top of your game?

Can you describe for us a moment when you were driving that you look back upon and cringe?

Has driving at that level made you a better person? Does watching that level of driving do something good for those who watch it? What does it achieve?

And how would you answer these challenges:

“I don’t know much about Formula One, but I can see that it’s just a bunch of guys driving in a circle.”

“It looks easy to me.”

*Does Indy Car racing translate to go-cart racing?

The boys disagree about immigration--then agree about it.

The boys solve the crisis in Iran...and reach the top 5% of podcasts worldwide!

The boys discuss Fish Fries, Yemeni coffee shops, world hunger, and genetic augmentation...

Umar and Augustine meet in front of the Pope's old novitiate in Saint Louis to meet with eminent local historian Christian Naffziger to discuss the neighborhood, gentrification, French people, Duke Ferdinand, flat earthers, confederate monuments, and pretty much anything Fr. Augustine's A.D.D. can sneak in...

While the boys discuss the newly elected pope, a massive tornado rips through Saint Louis!

Umar and Augustine choose the next Pope…in their own special “Papal Enclave.”