Byrd and Lurk are back with a vengeance as they discuss about parenting and how effective and noneffective it can be in helping a child develop.

Byrd and Lurk discuss how Easter is becoming more of a materialistic approach to young kids and to the holiday, rather than the celebration of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Byrd and Lurk are back from taking the week off and they return with a vengeance.  Well, not really, but they do dive into the topic about how society glorifies individuals that arguably aren't the best role models.

Byrd and Lurk discuss this year's Oscars winners of 2013 while also having Mr. Alexander Bean, film critic from Chicago, Illinois to share his view points as well. If you will like to know more about Mr. Bean's film blog, click the link below: http:/

As the month of February ends, Byrd and Lurk reflect on the importance of celebrating Black History Month and H.R. Pufnstuf.

Byrd welcomes back Lurk to the show by discussing the art form of music videos and how they are perceived in today's pop culture.  Total Request Live and MTV's reality shows are also thrown into the mix.  

While Lurk is off in Peru doing mission work this week, Byrd has special guest Matt Jacob join the show to discuss (recorded before the Super Bowl) his views of an NFL conspiracy, his "love" for Joe Flacco and if the supernatural really does exist. Â

Byrd and Lurk discuss about how people have backlash to any President that's in the Oval Office and take a look at how even the famous Presidents of the past also received backlash for their policies of the times.

Today's episode, Byrd and Lurk discuss about birthday parties and how they are perceived by today's generation while reflecting back on their own.  The fan page poll came in a tie between two very controversial topics.  Listen!  

Celebrating Martin Luther King Day, Byrd and Lurk discuss their opinions about tattoos and the judgement that follows, whether it be positive or negative.  They finish by sharing on how they first met, which won the fan page poll.