Ben Stein and Judah Friedman: Movies, Politics, and the Simple Joys of Life
Episode Overview
Reflections on movies that have stood the test of time, such as Steve McQueen films and 'Tombstone' Discussion on New Mexico's emergency banning of concealed weapons and open carry, prompting a deeper conversation on constitutional rights and American politics Exploration of the challenges of finding good quality products in today's market and the impact of inflation Heartwarming story about Ben's father and his regret about not enjoying more chocolate milkshakes before he passed away Parting sentiment encouraging listeners to enjoy life as much as they can
And god bless everybody and remember god bless try to enjoy your life as much as you can and i just think uh your milkshake story is always my favorite story so just if we could end the show with your milkshake story.
Ever wondered how a discussion about Steve McQueen films could segue into a debate on constitutional rights? In this episode, Ben Stein and Judah Friedman take listeners on a journey through a diverse array of topics. They kick things off with a nostalgic look at classic movies like 'Tombstone', examining why some films stand the test of time while others fade away.
But it's not all Hollywood glamour; the conversation soon pivots to the serious matter of New Mexico's emergency ban on concealed weapons and open carry. This sparks a deeper discussion about constitutional rights and the current state of American politics. The duo doesn't shy away from the everyday challenges either. They tackle the issue of inflation and the struggle to find quality products in today's market, offering their unique perspectives on the economy.
And just when you think the episode couldn't get more engaging, Ben shares a touching story about his father's regret over not enjoying more chocolate milkshakes before he passed away. It's a poignant reminder to savor life's simple pleasures. Throughout the episode, Ben and Judah's banter keeps things lively and thought-provoking, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in movies, politics, and the little joys that make life worthwhile.