Episode 15 We're talking about one of the most talked-about topics of the moment—Trump, religion, and the line between belief and politics. Mo and Craig break down Trump’s recent “Doctor” post, sharing their unfiltered reactions and what it says about the current cultural climate. From there, the conversation turns deeper, exploring their personal beliefs on religion, faith, and how it all intersects with public figures and influence. Thought-provoking, honest, and at times humorous, this episode challenges listeners to think about where they stand.

Episode 14: Stories, Part II The laughs keep coming in Part II of “Stories” on The Rock We Live On. Mo takes it back to his college days with a wild story about how he and his roommates somehow convinced two girls to settle their differences face-to-face—results included. Craig balances things out with a throwback to his childhood, reliving a painfully hilarious moment when he was completely humiliated at a restaurant. Add in a few more unexpected and funny moments, and you’ve got an episode packed with humor, nostalgia, and real-life storytelling that’ll keep you entertained from start to finish.

Episode 13 of The Rock We Live On explores the power of helping strangers and how small acts of kindness can make a lasting impact. Mo and Craig also dive into why guys seem to become friends so easily, sharing personal stories and insights on connection and camaraderie.

🎙️ Episode 12 – “Superbowl LX, Bad Bunny and Trump”

This episode of The Rock We Live On, one of the most talked-about moments in recent pop culture and sports history: Super Bowl 60. From the Seahawks’ thrilling title win to the firestorm following Bad Bunny’s historic Halftime Show—the first solo Spanish-dominant performance on the Super Bowl stage—we unpack the buzz, the backlash, and why this moment resonated far beyond the field.

We break down the jaw-dropping on-stage highlights, viral moments (yes, including Grammy handoffs and surprise guests), and the cultural significance of the performance that drew millions of viewers worldwide.

Then, things get political. The episode tackles the controversy ignited by Donald Trump, whose harsh criticism of Bad Bunny’s set—calling it “absolutely terrible” and a “slap in the face to America”—set off debates across social media.

Expect spirited discussion, thoughtful context, and maybe even a few laughs as we connect the dots between sports, entertainment, and the politics that follow every big moment.

Episode 11: Rage Bait

Why does the internet feel so angry—and why is it so hard to look away?

In this episode of The Rock We Live On, we unpack rage bait: the posts, headlines, and hot takes designed to provoke outrage for clicks, clout, and control of the conversation. Who benefits when everyone’s mad all the time. What is it doing to our attention, empathy, and sense of reality.

Take a breath. Log off (or don’t). Let’s talk about The Rock We Live On.

In this episode we're wondering "What are we doing? We examine the domestic standoff in Minneapolis following the surge of federal ICE agents. With the state and federal government at odds.Venezuela: In the wake of Maduro’s removal, we look at the scramble for the world’s largest oil reserves. Is this what America is about? What is the deal with Greenland? Let's try to make sense of all this nonsense.

In this episode of The Rock We Live On, we're talking about the magic of Christmas—where nostalgia, belief, and human connection collide. From childhood wonder to adult reflection, we explore what makes the season feel different, why it still matters, and how a little Christmas magic can cut through the noise of everyday life. Warm stories, thoughtful conversation, and a reminder that sometimes believing is the whole point.

Episode 8 – Thanksgiving and Epstein

In this episode of The Rock We Live On, we dive into the heart of Thanksgiving—family rituals, unforgettable meals, and the traditions that shape the holiday across generations. Then the conversation shifts gears as we explore how Jeffrey Epstein continues to raise questions about power, accountability, and the systems that shape our world.It’s a mix of lighthearted holiday talk and a thoughtful look at the darker corners of modern society—an episode that reminds us how complicated the world can be, even during a season of gratitude.