The Boys eulogize the late, great Wilford Brimley, who is now hocking oatmeal in heaven. Then we discuss the protests in Cottonwood Heights and the "Settle for Biden" movement which asks voters to choose "good enough" in 2020. Finally, we are joined by the Forbes.com Utah Jazz beat writer, Ben Dowsett, to discuss the NBA in the bubble, the Utah Jazz's performance, and the Pac-12's #WeAreUnited athlete campaign.

The crew is joined by local political activist and organizer, Madalena McNeil ( @utahmads ), to discuss her work with the COVID-19 Mutual Aid SLC Network, the protests surrounding police brutality and the extreme backlash from local police, and finally the Salt Lake City Police Foundation, a slush fund for off-book budget items for the SLCPD, funded by some of the worst organizations within Utah and the country.

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Greg (@johnny_UT), Kyle (@kylypso), and Jordan (@gijoeyjoejoe) first talk about Michael Brooks and his impact on the left and the hole left with his lose. Then we focus on Q-Anon and its growth among Utah communities and the proximity with congressional candidate Burgess Owens. Then we talk about sports in COVID, especially baseball and Lou Williams. Following that we discuss Trump Jr's trip to Utah to hang with gunmakers that have ties to polygamist organized crime. Finally, we discuss the greatest and most patriotic painter of our time, Jon McNaughton Jr.

The boys discuss all the horrific things that have made Utah a splendid place to live: how our cops are only able to inflict violence on the powerless, or do nothing to stop sexual violence against women, as seen by the large growth of the Utah twitter trend of #UtahRapists

Oh and we also talk about Wayfair becoming the new pizzagate. Things are bad and dumb everywhere

The boys talk about the ongoing posting wars, shifty Republican operatives, Utah going full Office Space to deal with COVID, and finally the NBA coming back in a way that won't be a embarrassment for all. Enjoy and stay safe!

The Boys talk about the Fourth of July and discuss all the things that make Independence Day and this nation great: war, healthcare, militarism in sports, and troop coffee. Also we talk about how we ended up where we are politically. Give it a listen, you probably won't have fireworks.

The Brigham Boys talk fireworks, primary elections, COVID, how Utah politicians are just getting more awesome, and our new corporate alignment with Barstool Sports.

Episode 2: The boys discuss the Utah's impotent response to COVID-19 and how our dear state leadership is going to kill dozens of people to win a gubernatorial primary. Oh, and more racism involving Donovan Mitchell's social media. Things are bad, take care of each other.

Episode Notes

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The boys get together (remotely) for their inaugural pandemic record session to discuss all the wonderful things happening in Utah, including protests, racism, and why Donovan Mitchell will leave the moment he won't be bound to the Jazz for obvious reasons (the racism)