Planes, Trains, & Men: Why Everything Is Broken

Will Cain Country

FOX News Podcasts

Sports News, Society & Culture, News, News Commentary

4.7 • 2.1K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2023

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Story #1: From train derailments to power outages, everything that can go wrong seems to be going wrong. Is shaming masculinity to blame? Story #2: Which is worse: Cancer or guns? Covid or obesity? Who's really peddling Fake News. Story #3: Green Bay Packers' QB Aaron Rodgers needed to make a decision about his future, so where did he end up doing his thinking? In a dark room for 4 days, of course! Tell Will what you thought about this podcast by emailing WillCainPodcast@fox.com Follow Will on Twitter: @WillCain Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	1. Atlist didn't shrug. Atlist slouched. He checked out. He plugged in. He turned on Netflix
0:20.4	and played a video game. Atlist slouched. 2. What's a greater risk to your health
0:27.4	to your life? Cancer or guns? Obesity or COVID? Who's really listening to fake news?
0:36.1	3. Into the darkness. And then emerges Aaron Rodgers. It's the Wilcane podcast on Fox News podcast.
0:47.2	What's up? And welcome to the weekend. Welcome to Friday. As always, I hope you will
0:52.4	download, rate, and review this podcast wherever you get your audio entertainment. At Apple
0:57.2	Spotify or at Fox News podcast. On today's episode of the Wilcane podcast, we're going to dive
1:03.5	into why everything is broken. Why it is the trains don't seem to run on time. That we have
1:12.4	toxic spills that end in black mushroom clouds. Why your plane is always delayed. Why men are
1:19.9	listlessly walking around without purpose? Hollow. Like those toy figures we played with
1:27.8	when we were children. Fake muscles. Empty on the inside. But first, let me begin with a contradiction.
1:36.8	I want to talk about purpose and I want to talk about the role of distraction of plugging in
1:44.2	and tuning out. I've talked about that with you for quite some time and I am fully aware
1:49.5	that I make the transition the segue sometimes from talking about finding a life of purpose to
1:56.2	talking about the restructuring of the SEC. In today's episode, I want to ask you a question
2:02.6	before I get serious that I mean in all levity, but I can't help it. It makes my endorphins
2:08.7	fire. I like the conversation. It's fun. And look, I think I believe that life is about moderation.
2:18.4	I say that and I've told you I'm trying to get right with my diet and the only real diets I've
2:23.4	ever had real success have been hardcore. No, I won't eat that cracker. No, I can't have any sugar.
2:33.5	Most of my life when it comes to discipline and choices is a bit like, you know,
2:37.9	the boy trying to plug holes in the dam. If you allow any, then you don't have enough
2:43.8	fingers for the holes that will sprout up in its wake. But that being said, you know, right now
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