Snowstorms, Super Bowls, and spirited conversation — this episode of People, Politics and Pork finds hosts Newell Clark and Greg Webb catching up after severe winter weather disruptions and reflecting on the cultural moments shaping the week. From ice damage and power outages to the approach of their 100th episode milestone, the longtime friends blend personal storytelling with thoughtful discussion of sports, media, and public discourse.
The conversation pivots into a wide-ranging look at the Super Bowl — from predictions and halftime traditions to commentary on public reactions surrounding performer selection and national identity. As always, Clark and Webb bring their signature mix of humor, candor, and perspective, exploring how sports and entertainment can both unite and divide audiences. They weave in memories of past halftime moments, the role of alternative programming, and broader reflections on leadership, civic responsibility, and media influence — grounding the discussion in their lived experiences and values.
True to the show's name, the episode closes on a lighter note with food talk and Super Bowl menu planning — including guacamole techniques, wings, and a healthier spin on dirty rice — before the hosts sign off encouraging listeners to stay engaged, thoughtful, and connected.
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