Educational Episodes

The Wolf AND The Shepherd talk about their favorite holiday Halloween. While everyone is celebrating getting free candy, wearing costumes and decorating, The Shepherd celebrates his birthday.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd are joined by Jason DeBord, the proprietor of Martian Margaritas in Aurora, Texas. Aurora hit the news back in 1897 as a location of a crashed UFO. The pilot of the UFO is said to be buried in the town cemetery, The Wolf and the Shepherd try Alien Ale beer, also made by Jason DeBord, and discuss what it takes to make it in the beer business.

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the theory of evolution and how it has benefits and drawbacks. In this podcast, we talk about crazy animals that have somehow made their way though the winds of change when it comes to what is survival of the fittest and what is just a joke because God has a great sense of humor. Is the giraffe and the hippo just proof of God's sense of humor, or are they a byproduct of the evolutionary line gone wrong? How clever or crazy was Charles Darwin? The Shepherd dis...

The Wolf AND The Shepherd discuss the products and businesses that the iPhone and other smartphones have killed since it's takeover in 2007. It's now hard for math teachers to tell you that you won't always have a calculator in your pocket. Has the invention of the iPhone, and other smart phones caused serious harm to business. How many times do you check your iPhone each day since you do not have to rely on all of the other products that you used to look at? In this episode of the podcast...

The Wolf AND The Shepherd consider multiple end of the world scenarios and explore the history behind end times prophecies. Will the end of the world happen tomorrow or millions of years from now? Can Bruce Willis or Elijah Wood save us from an incoming asteroid? Can Jeff Goldblum find a way? In a world of fake news, climate change, religious end beliefs, can we get through this one without getting too controversial? Whatever happened to the murder hornets? How off was the 2012 prediction of the...

Layla Caraway is a local community volunteer and activist. She is the current Chairwoman for the Northeast Tarrant Chamber of Commerce. She is the producer of a documentary entitled "Up A Creek" detailing the flooding in Tarrant County and is an advocate for regular citizens to ensure their voices are heard.