Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh banter about cocktails, quitting vaping, and a short show before diving into a Boston Globe story about Last Stitch Bar in Greenfield, Massachusetts: a COVID-cautious lesbian bar that made Saturday nights mask-optional to stay afloat, triggering a furious backlash accusing the owners of ableism, eugenics, racism, and even improper accessibility practices (like missing alt text). They read and mock the escalating Zoom “community meeting” drama, financial crisis, and ac

Dan and Corey riff through sports trash talk and political chaos: they joke that Mitch McConnell is “basically dead,” then argue Republicans are headed for a blue-wave bloodbath as generic-ballot polling swings to Democrats (+7 to +8, with several state race leads cited). They mock Grok for nonstop “remove the red” bikini prompts, roast Haley Stevens after she loses a primary and gets confronted about Gaza (she denies genocide and calls anti-Zionism a hate movement), and claim both parties serve

Dan Griffin and Corey Walsh record Libservative a day late because Corey was sick and co-host Bell is absent on his 9/11 birthday. They argue the 25th anniversary of 9/11 has become “National Day of Rage Bait,” with the right attacking AOC and Zohran Mamdani for briefly smiling during a four-hour reading of victims’ names and the left mocking Trump for appearing to nod off—turning “Never forget” into partisan point-scoring. They reflect on how their generation was traumatized and desensitized by

Dan and Corey fight through tornado chaos to record Libservative, then rip apart a Jerusalem Post op-ed proposing three ways to “win” a war with Iran: have Congress recognize Iranian minority breakaway states, offer debt relief to recruit indebted young Americans for a massive ground war, and cut a deal with China guaranteeing access to Iranian oil after regime change—ideas they call neocon fantasy and coercive. They mock Debbie Dingell’s bill to block Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake A

Dan, Corey, and Bell bicker through a chaotic Libservative episode: they joke about movies, last week’s near-ban, and RIP Dolly Parton, then lay out topics including Trump’s renaming of Lake Ontario to “Lake America” as a distraction from bigger issues. They hit Trump’s beef move—allowing more foreign beef while keeping rules that block ranchers from selling directly—after nearly 29,628 pounds of Argentinian beef were recalled in Florida and Texas for missing required USDA re-inspection. They sl

Dan and Corey kick off Libservative with chaotic banter (Tupac trial, rap lyrics) before spiraling into Nancy Mace’s post-primary bikini/tattoo era, joking she’s “three clicks from OnlyFans,” and reacting to Nick Fuentes calling her a “skank” while ranting about needing fascism. They pivot to bigger doom: floods/infrastructure failures, Trump threatening an “economic D-Day” on Iran, and how endless sanctions and SWIFT-style financial warfare push countries away from the U.S. dollar and boost BRI