In this wide-ranging pre-Easter episode, Ted and Austin Broer blend Hollywood insights with breaking news and critical health warnings while offering practical guidance for sleep optimization and holiday wellness.

The father-son duo begin by sharing amusing anecdotes about a mosquito infestation in their studio before transitioning to a fascinating discussion of Jim Caviezel’s supernatural experiences while filming “The Passion of the Christ.” They explore Caviezel’s claim that Jesus spoke to him during filming, along with the physical hardships he endured, including a dislocated shoulder and being struck by lightning on set. Both hosts express admiration for the film, noting it remains the highest-grossing R-rated movie in history, with anticipation building for its upcoming sequel.

Current events take center stage as they analyze a recent shooting at Florida State University, where a student used his mother’s service weapon to kill two people and injure three others outside the student union. They connect this tragedy to broader discussions about campus gun-free zones and the prevalence of PTSD among both military personnel and civilian trauma survivors.

Health warnings feature prominently with their examination of hundreds of lawsuits against Tylenol manufacturers alleging they concealed the medication’s liver toxicity during pregnancy and potential links to autism. Both hosts advise against using Tylenol, especially when consuming alcohol, suggesting safer alternatives for pain management.

The conversation shifts to the concerning relationship between ADHD medications and increased cardiovascular risk, with Austin highlighting research showing these drugs elevate blood pressure and heart rate. Ted emphasizes the importance of addressing underlying dietary issues and learning disabilities before resorting to medication or disciplinary measures for behavioral problems.

Sleep health receives significant attention as Ted explains how different sleeping positions affect various health conditions. He details how side sleeping, particularly on the left side, benefits pregnant women and those with acid reflux, while people with heart conditions should favor their right side. Ted shares personal experiences with hip pain caused by certain sleep postures and emphasizes the importance of daytime lifestyle factors in preventing nighttime discomfort.

Additional topics include a mother’s lawsuit against a New York school district for denying a medical exemption to the hepatitis B vaccine, America’s growing protein obsession, anticipated automotive price increases due to tariffs, and controversies surrounding UFO sightings.

Throughout the episode, both hosts weave in Easter greetings while promoting their collagen peptides for maintaining overall health during the holiday weekend.