Buckle up—this week, the Common Folk crew is aiming for the stars but hitting a few weird detours along the way. Ben, Morgan, and Andy start with the buzz surrounding NASA’s Artemis II launch, but the conversation quickly spirals into the unexplained and the unusual.

The episode explores everything from questions about the original moon landing to a humorous debate on why high school athletes seem to be getting bigger every year. The conversation also dives into the frustrations of rising energy costs and the wild theories surrounding alien-human hybrids. If you’ve ever wondered if there is more to the "official" story, this episode is for you.

Andy brought a "gift" to the studio this week: an old military recruitment poster from their high school days. Seeing those bold images again sparks a deep dive into the way we view the Armed Forces then versus now. The crew explores the fine line between inspiring the next generation and vintage marketing. Grab a seat as Ben, Morgan, and Andy tackle the big questions with their signature common-sense spin. Is it a timeless source of American pride, or is it just clever propaganda from a different era? The crew breaks down how their perspectives on service, patriotism, and "the sell" have shifted since graduation.

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Dust off your best green gear and grab a cold one—the crew is diving deep into the luck of the Irish! In this episode, Ben, Morgan, and Andy trace the roots of St. Patrick’s Day from its origins as a religious feast to the global party it is today.

But why is the holiday such a massive deal in the middle of the Great Plains? The team explores Nebraska’s surprising Irish history, from the "Irish Capital" of O’Neill—home to the world’s largest shamrock—to the 19th-century immigrants who helped build the state's railroads and communities.

Expect plenty of laughs, some fascinating historical deep dives, and maybe a few green beers along the way. It's a grounded, honest look at a holiday that’s about much more than just four-leaf clovers