The Jack Murphy Podcast

Dr. Death Stories & Getting Robbed in Paris: The Jack Murphy Podcast #230

Josh (William Anderson) returns to the Jack Murphy Podcast fresh off a medical conference in Paris! In this episode, he shares his eye-opening experiences in the City of Light — from language blunders and Louvre visits to chaotic soccer victory riots, love lock bridges, and the constant smell of pee. He also dives into the gritty realities of modern Paris: rampant pickpocketing, immigration tensions, and why it wasn’t quite the romantic getaway everyone imagines. Back on home turf, the conversation shifts to the medical world. Josh, who works on FDA stroke trials pulling clots out of people’s brains, reacts to shocking stories including “Dr. Death” — the surgeon who maimed and killed dozens of patients — and a heart valve installed upside down. They also cover painful medical mishaps like epididymitis, the dangerous Gen Z tanning trend, skin cancer risks, and more. Filled with laughs, travel warnings, and unfiltered medical talk, this episode is a wild ride through Europe and the dark side of healthcare. Don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share! New episodes drop Monday-Friday.

A knife at the Track Meet, live 34 more years disease free and Jack goes panning for teeth #229

In this episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack kicks things off complaining about the brutal summer heat before sharing an inspiring study on how adopting five simple healthy habits can add a decade of disease-free years to your life. He breaks down the keys to longevity: no smoking, regular exercise, maintaining a healthy weight, eating real food, and moderating alcohol. Jack then dives into the racially charged conviction of Camelo Anthony in the stabbing death of a young man at a track meet, addressing the protests, defense claims, and the tragic loss on both sides. Along the way, he shares personal stories about quitting smoking, swallowed dental crowns (and the unpleasant search that follows), a woman who accidentally swallowed her AirPod, and a hilarious North Carolina incident where a woman managed to run over herself with her own car. He also touches on political flip-flops, congressional hearings with Act Blue, and throws in a few classic Jack one-liners. Packed with real talk, health advice, current events, and plenty of humor. Perfect for fans of straightforward commentary and everyday life stories.

Grandkid Concussion Scare, Shark Attacks & Why Soccer Blows #228 Jack Murphy Podcast

In this episode, Jack and Daniel kick things off diving into a scary family moment — Jack’s grandson’s concussion after falling off the bed. They share stories about how grandchildren hit different than your own kids, then move on to a terrifying shark attack in Panama City Beach that has Jack warning everyone to stay shallow. Other highlights include: Jack’s new favorite artist, Zach Top A hilarious rant on why soccer blows (and how they “fixed” it in elementary school) Jesus-branded energy drinks (Agape, Forgiven, Praise — yes, really) An incredible medical mystery about a woman who heard a voice telling her she had a brain tumor Smallest towns in America, sweet tea memories from childhood restaurants, old-school sodas like Surefine and Tab Scott Pelley drama and a very relatable gorilla couple’s argument at the zoo Funny, nostalgic, and full of classic Jack & Daniel banter. Tune in for laughs, life lessons, and zero interest in the World Cup. Available now on YouTube — don’t forget to subscribe, like, and share with a friend!

Trump Rally Shooting Questions + The Truth About Guy Fieri #227 Jack Murphy Podcast

This week on the Jack Murphy Podcast, Jack and Daniel kick things off with another chapter in the never-ending gazebo saga—complete with bloodshed, ladder shortages, and frustrated family members. They also dive into: The latest (and painful) gazebo installation update A bizarre HelloFresh Pride Month controversy Debate inside the Presbyterian Church over clergy standards New details and unanswered questions surrounding the Trump rally shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania National Donut Day discoveries and a $30 dozen donuts that might actually be worth it Two classic Florida stories involving a naked man, a garden hose, and a Walmart self-inflicted gunshot The surprising truth about Guy Fieri and Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives A fireworks truck explosion that accidentally created an early Fourth of July show A disturbing social media trend involving teenagers and condoms The mysterious death of a Los Alamos scientist Ultimate Classic Rock's rankings of the greatest albums of the 1980s Plus, updates on friends of the show, family milestones, and the push toward 1,000 subscribers. From backyard catastrophes to strange headlines and classic rock debates, it's another wide-ranging conversation you won't want to miss.

My Journey to Catholicism: From Non-Denominational Roots to the Early Church

In this solo episode of the Jack Murphy Podcast, I open up about something that's been weighing on my heart for a long time — my personal journey from the strict non-denominational faith I was raised in to becoming Catholic. I share how growing up in a church with no instruments, weekly communion, and the belief that we alone had it right led me to question things as I got older. After visiting many different denominations, studying the Church Fathers like Ignatius of Antioch, reading the Didache, and diving deep into early Christian history, I discovered the beauty, depth, and continuity of the Catholic Church that had been there since the very beginning. From the Real Presence in the Eucharist, to the ancient liturgy, the role of Sacred Tradition, and the historical reality of the Church, I explain what ultimately convinced me and how the process unfolded — including my RCIA experience, first Mass moments, and the challenging conversations with family and friends. This is a heartfelt, transparent testimony about faith, truth-seeking, and finding peace in the Church that Christ established. If you've ever wondered about Catholicism, church history, or what led someone from a Protestant background to "come home," I think you'll find this episode meaningful. Drop your thoughts or questions in the comments below.