Joshua Lysak, co-author of "Unhumans" and "Bulletproof," joins to dive into the origins of the Shroud of Turin, suggesting it could date back to Christ's time. They explore scientific studies around blood stains and execution methods, asserting a link to Roman practices. Discussions delve into the shroud's significance as a testament to Jesus' life and resurrection. Lysak also highlights recent findings that challenge skepticism about its authenticity, blending faith with modern analysis, and the inherent urgency in emergency preparedness.

Joshua Lysak, co-author of *Unhumans* and *Bulletproof*, brings his insights into navigating Thanksgiving conversations in today's politically charged climate. He discusses strategies to manage family discussions that may become contentious, promoting understanding and emotional engagement. The dialogue humorously explores ideologies while touching on historical patterns of dissent and societal subversion. They also highlight the absurdity of political division and the importance of tradition and family unity during the holidays.

Joshua Lysak, co-author of "Unhuman," joins independent journalist Mike Marshall, and contributors Ben Burquam and Brian Glenn to discuss urgent media critiques and the impact of grassroots efforts in support of President Trump. They highlight a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, reflecting on both community resilience and political change. Mike Lindell weighs in on election integrity, while the group investigates assassination attempts on Trump, questioning security lapses. They also address the injustices faced by figures like Tina Peters and promote vital veteran support initiatives.