The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John "JRo" Rotolo discuss their upcoming guest Yoni Kletzel, their repeat guest who happens to cover Palestinian protests. They also discuss the disturbing trend of deepfake technology, using JD Vance’s leaked audio as an example. The Gracious Two share their favorite comedy podcasts and discuss the success of a recent YouTube video of Chad's featuring a drumming birds eye view of “Waitress.” The podcast talks about upcoming podcasts, including a bonus show with Sean Hennessy and a potential podcast with the SoCal Spirit Seekers. It then shifts to a disturbing story about Aaron from Ghost Adventures, whose wife allegedly tried to hire a hitman to kill him. The conversation concludes with a discussion about Yoni’s recent encounter with a Palestinian man who stole and smashed his phone, highlighting the challenges and dangers Yoni faces as a content creator. Yoni discusses the negative attention he receives, particularly from D Bags on social media, while acknowledging his fan base. He express a desire to leverage this attention for a business venture, possibly in real estate in Gaza, to provoke a reaction. The speaker also touches on their relationship status, their character DJ Du Du PiPi, and his shift towards Israel-specific jokes in his stand-up comedy. The podcast then talks about the suppression of free speech on social media platforms like Instagram, highlighting instances of censorship and the weaponization of empathy. It also touches on the political situation in Israel, including the potential for new leadership and the possibility of internal factions within the military being responsible for recent security lapses. The discussion concludes with a brief mention of Israel’s judicial reform. Israel’s political system, lacking a constitution and with only two branches of government, faces challenges in checks and balances. The Supreme Court, elected by previous judges, is a liberal stronghold, leading to a power struggle with the conservative government. This conflict, coupled with the departure of elite military personnel, may have contributed to the October 7th attack, drawing parallels to the US’s 9/11. The podcast then discusses the recent attack on Israel by Hamas, questioning how Mossad, Israel’s intelligence agency, could have missed such a significant event. It is suggested that Mossad may have underestimated Hamas’ capabilities, drawing parallels to their successful operations against Hezbollah. The discussion then shifts to the attacks on Tesla vehicles by left-wing groups, viewing it as a form of internal conflict within the liberal community. The conversation discusses the concept of “preprogramming” by elites, where they supposedly reveal their future plans through media like movies and magazines. While some believe this is a way to justify their actions, others argue it’s a karmic rule or a way to warn those who can understand the symbolism. The discussion also touches on the 9/11 attacks, with some believing they were an inside job orchestrated by the elite for their own gain. The conversation discusses the possibility of preprogramming in popular culture, specifically mentioning the character of Biff in Back to the Future II as a representation of Donald Trump. It also touches on the idea of advanced civilizations on Earth, referencing a recent discovery of underground tunnels and obelisks in Egypt. The discussion explores the motivations behind the suppression of this information by traditional Egyptologists and archaeologists, suggesting it could disrupt their established timeline and funding. JRo & Chad question the power of judges to undermine the president, finding it ridiculous. They encourage the audience to like, share, follow and subscribe. They announce a bonus Friday show at 1 pm eastern with Sean Hennesy of Candlebox & The Gracious Few!

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo express frustration with the lack of transparency surrounding the Epstein list and the JFK assassination files. They argue that the current political climate, exemplified by the handling of Russiagate and immigration policies, is more concerning than Watergate. The Gracious Two also criticizes activist judges for overstepping their authority and hindering the President’s ability to enforce immigration laws. The Gracious Two discuss their weekend activities, with Chad making pancakes with his children. He then share a humorous anecdote about his son’s growth. John made a recent appearance in an Ed Kowalczyk video. The conversation shifts to guest, Wade Simmons, who reveals his fifteen-year experience in the funeral business, including mortuary science and embalming. The funeral industry requires a skilled touch, as techniques like embalming and makeup can significantly impact the deceased’s appearance. While the industry is often associated with sadness, it also offers opportunities to learn about different cultures and faiths. Unfortunately, there have been instances of unethical practices, such as mixing ashes, highlighting the importance of due diligence and respect for the deceased and their families. Wade emphasizes the importance of diligence and respect in the funeral industry, highlighting the potential consequences of mistakes and the emotional impact on families. They share their experience in the field, emphasizing the need for proper identification and documentation to prevent mix-ups and ensure the dignity of the deceased. Wade also discusses the importance of transparency and honesty in pricing, encouraging families to research and choose a funeral service that aligns with their needs and budget. The funeral business is challenging, requiring empathy and adaptability to handle diverse situations. The speaker, a funeral director, also pursues independent filmmaking, finding inspiration in their own experiences and the life of Walt Disney. Their web series, “Love Always Wins,” reflects their journey and the lessons learned along the way. They discuss the importance of pursuing one’s passions, using their own experience of developing a vocal disorder as an example. They transition into discussing their love for filmmaking, particularly documentaries, and their desire to focus on real stories. The conversation then shifts to professional wrestling, revealing the speaker’s two-year training experience and their desire to create a documentary about the sport. Wade discusses his experience with professional wrestling, describing it as a hobby and outlet rather than a full-time pursuit. He acknowledges the physical and mental toll of the sport, highlighting the sacrifices made by wrestlers, even those pursuing it part-time. Despite his love for wrestling, Wade prioritizes his other passions, including filmmaking and funeral work, while still maintaining a connection to the wrestling community. Wade Simmons, a filmmaker and pro wrestler, was interviewed and shared his contact information. The hosts discussed his positive outlook on life and his various interests. The conversation then shifted to Denise Richards and her daughter’s OnlyFans accounts, sparking a humorous discussion. Denise Richards revealed on her Bravo show that her adopted daughter, Eloise, has special needs. The hosts discuss the revelation and Richards’ OnlyFans success, noting the platform’s lucrative nature. The conversation shifts to a discussion of smart meters, Freemasonry, and a cryptocurrency called ZVEC, with the host recommending it as a potential investment. The show wraps up with a recap of the day’s highlights and a teaser for upcoming Instagram and bonus shows. The Gracious Two express gratitude to the audience for their continued support.

The Gracious Two, Chad Gracey & John Rotolo, start the show and right off the bat The Democratic Party is criticized for its inability to course-correct and its tendency to double down on failed policies and narratives. JRo, a former liberal, highlights the party’s divisive tactics, including labeling opponents as Nazis and encouraging social isolation. TGT argues that liberalism can lead to depression and a lack of individual thought, driving many to leave the party. Chad criticizes the Democratic party for advocating against world peace and promoting suicidal empathy, arguing it destroys culture. They express support for Trump’s efforts to make English the national language and restrict immigration, believing it preserves American identity. The Gracious Two then introduce a guest, Saidi Bess, who discusses her mission to bring greater consciousness around sexuality and challenge societal norms that shame and pervert it. The podcast explores the complexities of human sexuality, questioning societal norms and monogamy. Saidi, a sexuality coach, emphasizes the importance of understanding one’s own desires and communicating them openly in relationships. She encourages individuals to break free from societal expectations and embrace a more conscious and fulfilling approach to sexuality. Saidi Bess recounts her journey of self-discovery and empowerment through various experiences, including dancing and escorting. She emphasizes the importance of understanding and healing underlying issues, particularly intergenerational trauma, to improve sexual relationships. Saidi now focuses on coaching both men and women to bridge the gap between masculine and feminine energies and dismantle harmful societal beliefs. Society’s demonization of masculinity has led to fear and a lack of communication in relationships, hindering healthy sexual connections. A healthy sexual appetite varies from person to person and should be based on individual desires and communication within a relationship. Marriage, as an institution, may not be suitable for everyone and can lead to shutdowns in sexuality and overall well-being if not approached with open communication and a clear understanding of individual needs. Saidi's twelve-week program is discussed, focusing on exploring belief systems, self-discovery, and personal growth. The program involves daily practices, energy healing sessions, and a deep dive into various aspects of life, including sexuality, spirituality, and career choices. Participants report transformative experiences, leading to significant life changes such as career shifts, divorces, and newfound empowerment. Saidi Bess discusses the benefits of breath work and her program, which includes guided videos and energy healing sessions. She emphasizes the importance of daily practices and accountability in achieving personal growth. The Gracious Two express interest in Saidi’s work and tease future episodes with potentially more explicit content. The hosts then transition to a discussion about the Illuminati and the possibility of living in a simulation. The podcast takes a philosophical turn, questioning the nature of reality and the possibility of a timeline shift or glitches in the matrix. Exciting developments are coming, including Bobby sharing vintage underwear on Facebook. The Gracious Two bids farewell, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and support the channel.