Unashamed Podcast Ep 100: Marriage, 'Wedleases,' and Life 100 Years Ago
Phil RobertsonFebruary 2, 202155 min127,156 views
24 connectionsΒ·40 entities in this videoβCelebrating 100 Episodes
- ποΈ The podcast marks its 100th episode, reflecting on the milestone and the journey since its inception.
- π While a cake or applause might be traditional, the hosts acknowledge the achievement with their usual camaraderie and Black Rifle Coffee.
Reflections on Marriage and Singleness
- π Phil discusses the biblical perspective on marriage, referencing Matthew 19, and explains his reasoning for referring to Dan as "Dan the Eunuch" due to his renunciation of marriage for the Kingdom of Heaven.
- π‘ The concept of "wedleases" is introduced as a modern trend where couples lease a relationship for a limited duration, often for tax purposes, rather than entering into traditional marriage.
- π Jase shares the story of his biggest argument with Missy, which stemmed from a discussion about life insurance and his initial morbid reaction to the idea of his death.
- π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ The importance of adapting to life's changing "seasons," particularly after having children, is highlighted as crucial for a successful marriage.
A Look Back: 100 Years Ago vs. Today
- π In 1920, a house cost $3,500, a car was $2,000, and gasoline was 15 cents a gallon, starkly contrasting with today's prices.
- π The Ford Motor Company's waste from car manufacturing led to the creation of Kingsford Charcoal, demonstrating an early example of resourcefulness.
- π» The early days of radio and television are recalled, with memories of static-filled broadcasts and the novelty of seeing movies on screen.
- π³οΈ 1920 saw two significant constitutional amendments: women gaining the right to vote (suffrage) and the implementation of Prohibition, which ultimately led to increased illegal activity.
- π©Ή The invention of the Band-Aid by Earl Dixon for his wife at Johnson & Johnson is noted as a simple yet impactful innovation.
Modern Trends and Concerns
- π± The rise of "wedleases" is presented as a modern, potentially "evil" invention to avoid the complexities and costs of divorce.
- π Concerns about home title theft are raised, with Home Title Lock offering a service to protect against this growing cybercrime.
- π¦ The peculiar phobia of "anatidaephobia" (the fear of being watched by a duck) is discussed, originating from a Gary Larson comic strip.
- πΎ A unique solution to locust infestations in Africa is mentioned: sending 100,000 ducks to consume the pests.
Book Announcement
- π Phil announces his new book, "Jesus Politics," which explores Jesus's principles in the context of modern political issues.
- π Pre-orders for the first 2,000 customers will receive a signed copy, with a chance to win early access to chapters and a family photo album.
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