In episode 124, we jumped on live on September 15, 2025 (right after dinner) because I wanted a little space after the Charlie Kirk assassination to process what we all watched. I’m used to seeing violence in my line of work, but seeing someone executed in real time—then watching the media loop it over and over—hit me harder than I expected. Rebecca and I talk through the shock of it, the fact that his wife and kids were there, and how it messed with our sleep and our heads all week. The part that disturbed me even more than the murder itself was the reaction: people openly celebrating it. I don’t know what kind of person cheers an execution over an opinion, and I’m honestly “grateful” they say it out loud so we know who they are. We also talk about the cost of free speech—yes, you can say things, but there are consequences, including employers cutting people loose when they publicly celebrate death. And because trust is so broken (Epstein, government narratives, contradictions), we also touch the inevitable questions: lone nut, or something else? We close out with some real-life homestead updates—tomatoes put up, garlic planted, bullfrogs in the pool, and chicks arriving—because life doesn’t stop, even when the world feels like it’s coming apart.