The Cavemen Podcast

In this week's show, the cavemen discuss what its like spending a few days inside of the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone (CHAZ). Also, they discuss the big turnaround that Ben Roethlisberger had in his life after he come to Jesus Christ. Furthermore, they come at you with the Lesson of the Week; how to overcome limitations. Limitations that are self-imposed, more specifically. Listen in to understand how you can abolish these limitations and become all you were created to be. And, of course, the Cuckman of the Week is mentioned. Oh, and can somebody say Bubba Wallace? Tune in and enjoy!

In this week's episode, the Cavemen reminisce about the old Looney Toons cartoons and discuss it's reboot — but with a politically correct twist. Also, they dive into the importance of male role models and how Michael Jordan's male role models effected his career. Did you watch "The Last Dance" docuseries? Furthermore, an interesting thought enters the conversation; were medieval torture devices a good idea? Also included is a new segment, let them know what you think! Tune in and enjoy!

With the extra episode this week, the Cavemen continue to further look into the developing issues of George Floyd's death and the affect it has had on the nation. The Civil Unrest is obvious and even though there have been violent and unruly protests, there have also been peaceful protest with the same, if not greater, impact. The truth is straight up told in this week's episode, and the Cavemen, as typical, do not hold back on what the Bible says about some of these issues. If you're ready for the heavy stuff, well, here it is. Give us your feedback. Enjoy! 

This week, the Cavemen discuss the civil unrest that the death of George Floyd has sparked. Through consideration of the evidence that has been made available to us as well as maintaining a biblical perspective, the Cavemen give some interesting insight into the current state that the nation is in.  Devastating and violent riots in Minneapolis along with unlawful looters have caused a complete chaos to rampage our cities. What will be next? Stay tuned for Part 2. Enjoy!

In this week's episode, the Cavemen discuss the alarming rate of suicides; last month, doctors saw them increase at a record amount. Also, they discuss the lead singer of the band Hawk Nelson and his social media post in which he states his unbelief in God. Furthermore, the Cavemen provide the Cavemen Crew with a challenge; this one regards stubbornness. Anthony gives a personal account of a recent event that took place during his mini vacation where he saw the potentially devastating affects of stubbornness and its consequences. Are you up for this week's challenge? Also, the mention of a gofundme for pastor Donny and his family is mentioned, please donate here to help support his family during this time as they have lost their husband and father to COVID-19: https://www.gofundme.com/f/the-donovan-benally-family

Come listen to what The Cavemen Podcast is all about. Season 2 coming soon!

In this week's episode, the Cavemen continue their special episodes of "How the Fire was Created" series with an interview of Pastor JR Stewart, Pastor of the Potter's House Eastside Christian Center in Phoenix, AZ. From being raised in a military family to being put behind bars, listen in on JR Stewart's story and the rough background he came out of and the miracles that took place in his life. Not to mention, he is one out of the very few that was pardoned by the governor of Tennessee; don't miss out on this crazy story and how God changed this man's life. Additionally, the Cavemen provide a little taste of their ministry with one of their original beats which was finalized recently. Fresh out the oven! Tune in and enjoy.

In this first episode of the "How the Fire was Created" series, the Cavemen interview a highly talented musician who is also a youth leader in his church out of Las Vegas, Nevada. Jeremiah tells us his what background he has came out of (his powerful testimony) as well as his music background and how God has used his life. In this must-watch interview, the Cavemen and Jeremiah Allen speak on important issues regarding the youth and how Christian music can effectively reach out and positively impact this younger generation.

As the podcast's pilot episode, we give you our backgrounds and where we came from. We believe our testimonies are something that you can relate to and we spill out all the beans with our personal stories and experiences. Also, a brief description of the podcast is included as well as why we felt the need to start the podcast in the first place.