Copperhead Road Copperhead Road

Why Being 'Smart' Is Actually Backfiring Right Now | Episode #206

Sep 21, 2026 · 2h 9m

Summary

The Copperhead Road crew discusses their recent weekend adventures, including a fishing trip where they accidentally ran aground on a sandbar and a chaotic dinner at a packed Texas Roadhouse. They also debate the Beatles' legacy, arguing that while the band members were exceptional songwriters, John Lennon likely would have struggled solo due to Yoko Ono's influence. The episode concludes with a brief political tangent regarding the tensions between Israel and Turkey.

Topics discussed

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