The show starts with Rosenberg debating whether it's OK to wear an old Washington football hat and expands into a conversation about Native American sports imagery and Donick Cary's documentary Hail to the Breadsticks!. Later, an AI-generated anti-pit-bull shirt sends Rosenberg into the story of reporting an elderly neighbor's newly adopted dog to building management.

Family Friday continues with Pocahontas, Native activist Russell Means and a listener preparing to become a father of three. That leads into an extended conversation with Producer Bascom about raising four boys, seeing his own personality in his sons, trying to give them what he missed growing up and — against his better judgment — ranking the kids.

(00:00:00) Rosenberg's vintage Washington hat sparks a debate
(00:02:56) Hail to the Breadsticks! and the Native mascot conversation
(00:06:17) Has Christmas season officially started?
(00:08:15) Calling in the show's Christmas decoration expert
(00:10:02) The AI anti-pit-bull shirt comes for Rosenberg
(00:10:59) Rosenberg's pit bull dilemma with an elderly neighbor
(00:13:15) Why he reported the dog to building management
(00:16:45) Poodles, pit bulls and responsible dog ownership
(00:19:02) Revisiting Pocahontas and its Native representation
(00:21:01) Russell Means, activism and his Hollywood roles
(00:23:44) Family Friday: A listener prepares for identical twins
(00:26:08) Bascom on raising four sons at once
(00:28:56) Seeing yourself — good and bad — in your children
(00:30:11) How Bascom's childhood shapes the father he wants to be
(00:32:33) Bascom is forced to power-rank his kids

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