Head-ON With Robyn Roxanne Kincaid - Head-ON With Roxanne Kincaid, 22 July 2026, Prayer Meetin' Wednesday

Episode Date: July 23, 2026

Tech issues again  this evening. Oof.  Whiskey Pete gets hammered under cross examination by Jon Ossoff in the Senate. Mike Waltz, using the same talking points, gets the same treatment in the House....  Another MAGAT pedophile gets busted . . . and your 'umble 'ostess actually knows him and called it years ago. 

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Starting point is 00:00:01 Well, let's try this again. I'm here. Are you there? Is this better? Because I have no way of knowing. Intro or anything. I made sure that the bad audio wouldn't show up in the podcast. So just for the sake of record keeping, it's the 22nd day of July, 2006, and this is the horn.
Starting point is 00:00:42 and I have no idea. Apparently, okay, thank you, Lee, in New York, thank you, Micah in Michigan, telling me, yes, much better. Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Problem with much better is that I have no idea why. Tom and Sunny Santer Phil saying, all better. Thank you. I don't know if I could just figure out what the hell was wrong in the first place. I mean, I've been, like I said yesterday, I've been working on stuff related to trying to get video going here, but everything was at its, was returned, I had returned everything to status quo ante before it started the program, which is what I'm trying to say here.
Starting point is 00:01:50 Thank you, Steve. Sounds good on my end. Jeremy says normal. Yes, that's only a setting on a dryer in the city in Illinois. Thank you, Reggie. Hopefully your electronic maladies can be nursed back to health. I want my Transphilly content, ASAP, please. Hopefully, yeah, I'm trying.
Starting point is 00:02:25 So at least I'm not kazoo casting. Only here. here, kazoo casting. Thanks, Micah. Yay, you're better. Straps. We made him all better. That's from catch 22.
Starting point is 00:02:50 How many fingers am I holding up? Three. How many fingers am I holding up? Two. We made him all better. Let's see. Jimmy said, I thought I'd missed you. I'm here.
Starting point is 00:03:09 I'm glad you are, Jimmy. And I'm here, I promise. Maybe we'll do a little song and dance number now or something just to get the program off to a more equanimical start. I can't help anything about sounding distant, Flavio. These are the same settings that get used every blessed night. Same mic, same PC, same roadcaster, same cable. same same same same same hello Randy Radar you're there thank you
Starting point is 00:03:53 5 TV recommendation for Randy Radar the last enemy techno dystopian sci-fi tale from the BBC total of five episodes yeah that sounds interesting what's it on Jeremy says I just wanted to make sure your transmodulator was functioning correctly how else can you spread transfer everyone
Starting point is 00:04:17 transgender for everyone ah jesus and uh well when i first tried to start the program i said that the password was fragile and uh by the way thank you to john and thank you to policia the thank you's from the previous file will not be there in the kazoo casting so thank you both for being partial sponsors of the program. Ralphs has a $25 challenge on the table. That would get us down if somebody wants to kick in $25. That would get us down to
Starting point is 00:04:54 $4,400, no, 2,407. No, not four. Not no. Yeah, that would get us down to $2,407 in our quest to finish
Starting point is 00:05:14 the month of July fully funded. You're absolutely correct. Tom and Sunny San Rafael. Obviously, it was a resonant vibration in the flage plate. Yeah, and as noted, we're kind of running on an improvised system here because the Ushah is out of commission. for a little while. The J.D. Egg proudly announcing the name of their new baby boy, bringing the total of the Vance clan, and I think we'll spell that with a K to four.
Starting point is 00:06:14 You know, Jimmy Dick, if you... if you continue to treat the Ush's uterus like a clown car and you get to 10, then you've got a you got a pretty decent chance that one of your spawn is going to turn out to be trans, just like you. Uh-huh. But, okay, just silly things at the middle of the week. I had asked, you know, sort of asking myself, asking the universe earlier, is it possible we have reached peak, mediocre white male fragility? Because it sure seems like it.
Starting point is 00:07:05 Oh, well, thank you, New Jersey, Nick. that means of the new jersey nick has met ralps's challenge and that gets us down like i said to two two thousand four hundred and seven dollars to finish july fully funded thank you so much if we can keep that going uh well let's see what um if we could raise 300 bucks this evening of which, well, 50 are raised, we would be on track to finish July fully funded at about the usual $300 fundraising goal for evening. So that would get us down if we raised another. Well, I know what?
Starting point is 00:08:01 That would get us down to 2,057 if we did that. Yeah. from George and Korskold, the right stuff. Alan Shepard. All right, I'm cooler than you are. Now, light this candle. I'm trying to get it lighted, George. I swear I am.
Starting point is 00:08:36 Yeah, the gratitude got eaten by the kazoo. That's right, Micah. July is on the... Anyway, anyway. Peak mediocre white male for Jillis. and it stems, of course, from what else, the Odyssey. I swear Christopher Nolan, as much as I've talked about it, you need to send a check, buddy. Well, I mean, cash would be fine too.
Starting point is 00:09:20 But in the wake of the premiere of the film and its worldwide blockbuck. cluster ticket sales. Well, all the mediocre white men are having conyptions. It wasn't historically accurate. That was their fallback trench behind. They're going to have a trans guy play Achilles, the greatest warrior in the history of the world. Well, that turned out not to be true.
Starting point is 00:10:03 No, Elliot Page played a character named Ceynon, who isn't even in the epic, but rather gets introduced by Virgil in classical Rome. He wrote during the reign of Augustus, and he wrote the Inead. but there is no historically accurate Iliad Odyssey Little Odyssey Ethiopus I mean none of them none of the epics
Starting point is 00:10:39 there's no because they began as orally transmitted God it's just an evening here orally transmitted mythical stories and we've lost the encoding that would allow us to understand what they were really talking about.
Starting point is 00:11:11 Among other things, the mediocre, fragile white males are blathering about how they want to hear it done in ancient Greek. Well, dumb-dums. The language spoke. First of all, there were no such thing as Greeks during the historical time period when we think the events took place. Homer never speak, says the word Greek. He talks about Achaeans and Dananes and the like. Tribal peoples. And, well, the Trojans probably didn't even speak Greek. They spoke some variation on the language that was spoken there in Anatolia,
Starting point is 00:12:04 where Troy sits on the approach to the Black Sea. But here's where the fun part comes in. Noting that Melvin Gibson, you know, he's a lot less imposing when you call him Melvin, Melvin Gibson recently made yet another of his fetishistic Jesus movie, this time casting a pale, white, blonde dude as Jibis, a finish actor. No, really. And so somebody, because the richest man in the world,
Starting point is 00:12:58 has plenty of time to just sit around doom scrolling and staring at his screen. somebody said, uh, standby. Well, the bottom line is, someone said, Elon Musk should fund a hundred million dollars for Mel Gibson to make a historically accurate,
Starting point is 00:13:32 uh, Odyssey with historically accurate armor and, and, and, and, and, and, weapons.
Starting point is 00:13:42 And, like helmets and have everybody speak Greek. Well, we just handled the part of it. And Leon Scum answered, Done. Ah, Jesus. I think it's going to take more than $100 million. We was serious about it.
Starting point is 00:14:08 Leon would have said, He'll give him $300 million, and it'll be the greatest movie ever made. It's so pitiful, these medial. or white man. As I noted, they're so fragile. They're so dainty. They're so easily upset.
Starting point is 00:14:32 And, of course, they're still mad about Helen and Clytemnestra. She wasn't black. Homer says, white-armed Helen. One of the things that becomes obvious out of all this is the failure of classical education in the United States of America. because these descriptive fleet-footed Achilles, white-armed Helen, that doesn't speak to ethnicity or race because race was no, wasn't even a concept in the late Bronze Age.
Starting point is 00:15:16 It speaks to her status as royalty because she didn't have to go out and toil in the sun. Jesus, it never ends with these people. Their lives are so smug. The guys, Leon's come as the richest man in the world, and his life is so tiny, so small, so pitiable, so pathetic, that that's how he spends his time. Honestly, we don't, Lee, we don't know what Homer spoke. We don't even know if Homer was really real. Lee noting, Homer spoke English, so does Marge and Bart and Lisa and Maggie, all the people of Springfield speak English except maybe Apu's family. Signed Lee, not sure what state that is.
Starting point is 00:16:16 But if there was a real Homer, he most likely spoke a dialect of archaic Greek, the kind that we see. in the in the writings of linear b which was a like a proto archaic the very first written language we could recognize as being hellenistic did you know the greeks still call themselves helenees they don't call themselves greeks no yeah oh well I'm sorry. This is going to be one of those fits and starts programs. I apologize profusely. I just had a call from FERG, and I got to see what's going on with him. Stand by, please.

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