This week, People, Politics and Pork brings you a closet-to-stormfront conversation as Greg records from rainy Nashville and Newell broadcasts from a closet in Savannah. In classic Triple P fashion, the hosts weave humor, heart, and hard truths into a free-flowing discussion on health, help, and the health of democracy itself.

The episode kicks off with a candid reminder about the importance of regular health check-ups—because taking care of yourself matters more than just taking care of your truck or your pup. From there, Greg reflects on the challenges of asking for help, sparking a deeper conversation about how childhood lessons shape adult lives.

The discussion shifts into politics, where the line between campaigning and governing comes under scrutiny. Newell draws on his experience as a community leader to highlight why understanding civics, due process, and the mechanics of government is more critical than ever.

Filled with personal stories, reflections on leadership, and a playful nod to potential sponsors like civics teachers and Guinness, this episode reminds listeners to stay curious, stay grateful, and stay engaged.