The new episode of What The Frock opens with the familiar sound of two men who have seen enough of life to laugh at it without hesitation. Rabbi Dave is finally free of his shoulder sling. Friar Rod is back from Hawaii with a cold, a lighter wallet, and a renewed respect for the price of eating anything within sight of a beach. Together they settle into their chairs and start peeling back the strange layers of the week.

The conversation moves from submarines and warm Pacific water to Bill Belichick’s new role as the country’s most unlikely reality figure. It turns out that a legendary coach, a very young girlfriend, and a loud podcaster can create more chaos than a blown coverage in the fourth quarter. From there the guys dig into the debate over unlawful orders, the burden placed on service members, and the political noise swirling around it all.

It is sharp, funny, skeptical, and honest. In other words, it is What The Frock.

Welcome back to What The Frock, where Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod return from a short hiatus with more laughs, philosophy, and unexpected wisdom than ever. In this episode, the duo tackles the latest round of AI hysteria sparked by Matt Walsh’s claim that 25 million jobs are about to vanish. Rabbi Dave questions the panic, pointing out that technology has been reshaping jobs since the steam engine, while Friar Rod reminds us that adaptation is part of human progress.

Their conversation stretches from the invention of Whiteout to the rise of AI-generated music, and whether creativity can ever really be “lost.” Between the jokes, the history lessons, and Dave’s recovery stories from shoulder surgery, the two manage to make deep ideas feel like pub talk.

This week’s message is simple: change is nothing new, fear is overrated, and laughter is still the best kind of human intelligence.

Welcome back to What The Frock, where faith meets foolishness and caffeine meets chaos. This week, Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod are running on fumes, sarcasm, and coffee strong enough to qualify as a controlled substance. Rod has just returned from a cybersecurity conference in Vegas, and Dave is preparing for shoulder surgery while trying to do everything left-handed. That includes making coffee, typing, and keeping his house from catching fire.

Between time zone conspiracies, Columbus Day controversies, and the eternal mystery of CNN logic, the conversation spins wildly, as always, between the absurd and the oddly profound. Along the way, the boys mark five years of What The Frock, reflect on their ordination, thank their loyal supporters, and muse about faith, sports, and friendship.

It is vintage Rabbi Dave and Friar Rod: distracted, hilarious, honest, and completely unfiltered. Tune in and frock on.