Philadelphia

Uh, at the time I would wish.

But, uh, no, she took us to a fancy French restaurant here in Philadelphia, and I had in the starter a like pea soup, a cold pea soup, and it rocked.

Yeah.

And I was like, "Cold soup, green soup, vegetable soup, peas.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

But no, I went, I went from rural, uh, not rural, I went from suburban Philadelphia to rural Ohio-

Mm-hmm

One quick check-in from MLS Sunday.

The Philadelphia Union put five past San Diego FC, with Cavin Sullivan grabbing a brace.

Comfortable night for Philly.

Tonight at Leeds, and the derby fallout will keep running all week.

For the Messi Effect, I'm Jamie Rudd.

Temple and Penn State just played a leg of it this past Saturday, and that was a really fun game.

Obviously, a lot of Penn State alums in the Philadelphia area, so they were actually able to sell the link out pretty successfully there.

I don't foresee a Virginia, Wyoming, or Western Michigan two-for-one anytime soon.

Let's go

That's just what I say, because it is so annoying to see someone that supports the player and not a team.

because you're supposed to you're supposed to support let's say the city that you grew up in or the team that you've always loved just you know show some love and support and belonging to that to that team not just be a turncoat and whenever LeBron James goes to a different team oh now I'm a Philly fan oh now I'm a Miami fan oh now I'm a Cleveland fan no that's not how sports works so you're not a sports fan you're just a turncoat

So I

just had to say that.

them,

you know? Not just whenever LeBron James decides to go into a different city.

You're like, yeah, I'm a Philly fan now.

Chili Feet, Philly cheesesteaks, let's go.

the team that almost never loses.

The Philadelphia Eagles open their 2026 season with a 24-22 win over the Washington Commanders.

We are going to talk about it with our new... host, game, pod, co-host, joining us for the entirety of the 2026 season.

Whenever that season ends, however long it takes us, it's going to be my friend Rich Hoffman from the Broad Street Bulletin.

I thought the sacks could have looked a lot worse, to your point at the top.

I think Jalen Hurts got out of a lot of Uh, several of those where this easily could have been a five, six sack game.

So this was the first data point we got of the 2026 Philadelphia Eagles.

And I think I leave this game with my biggest concern on either side of the ball being what's this offensive line actually going to look like for the long haul of this season.

All the Christian needs to fall in grace can.

Over a half a century ago, the late Dr. Donald Gray Barnhouse, then pastor of 10th Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, saw the need to spread God's Word beyond the hearing of his local congregation.

He started the weekly radio outreach, which has become known as Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible.

The application of God's Word as taught by Dr. Barnhouse is as relevant today as when he first taught over the radio airwaves decades ago.

God's word is all a Christian needs to know in grace.

Over a half a century ago, the late Dr. Donald Gray Barnhouse, then pastor of 10th Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia, saw the need to spread God's Word beyond the hearing of his local congregation.

He started the radio ministry, which has become known as Dr. Barnhouse and the Bible.

The application of God's Word as taught by Dr. Barnhouse is as relevant today as when he first taught over the radio airwaves decades ago.

Seriously, bro.

Do we retire or would you go to Philly?

You know, it's crazy, but you kind of go like, oh, I'll just chill out.

Like, I'm just not going to be as passionate in worship.

They could close Savannah.

They could... close markets in Philadelphia.

So that became something that just exacerbated the problem and put people on both sides in positions from which they simply did not want and could not back down politically or or in terms of their own view of how things should be run.

So things deteriorate very rapidly.

And so you find that many of these tobacco planters are converting those lands to wheat lands because they can use their slave labor to cultivate wheat.

It doesn't interfere with the tobacco cycle.

And there is a... a continuous market for wheat, particularly through Philadelphia, where there's a large milling industry developing for the processing of flour.

And the breadstuffs that come out of this area, particularly wheat and flour, are a major adjustment that we see during the course of the war.