This week we heard the story about a 50-year-old man in Canada, pretending to be a teenage girl and swimming in competitions against them and undressing in the same dressing room.

We also heard about the Supreme Court's supremely treacherous decision regarding Texas, and I just found out the session file for this podcast got nuked somehow.

Was there anything that didn't suck?

Yes, we'll talk about it now on No Sucks Saturday.

Welcome to another edition, episode three of No Sucks Saturday, where the suck of the daily news cycle hopefully goes to die.

I'm Aaron McIntyre, and this is my wife, Bella, and we team up here on Saturday mornings to take a look at maybe five good, objectively good as best as we can.

News stories, we talk about books we're reading and things happening in our lives and adventures

in marriage and parenting.

Bella, how's it going this week?

Doing pretty good.

All right.

Okay, it's been a long week.

I'm sorry.

I'm trying to put on a good face.

It's a long week. I work this weekend. I don't have a whole lot of energy left, but I have enough to make it through this podcast and that's about it.

All right. Well, we will do that and we will begin with five, hopefully, objectively good news stories. And Bella, this week, I guess I'll lead things off.

I know I'm kind of playing some of the greatest hits, or at least kind of the same song as last week.

But, man, I'm really curious about this trend in the NFL.

It seems like it's a growing trend where players and in this case I should say coaches are increasingly

outspoken about their faith in Jesus Christ. Now John Harbaugh, not to be confused with Jim

Harbaugh, John Harbaugh is Jim Harbaugh's brother and he coaches for the Baltimore Ravens who

are playing against our Kansas City Chiefs in this Sunday's

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