Sep 7, 2026 · 1 hr 50 min · 12 segments
This week we’re taking a look at the September 1989 episode of Fire By Nite, titled “Jesus, Tougher Than Nails”. Are you sick and tired of all these woke Hollywood libs depicting Jesus as some sort…
and try to keep us down, we're gonna come right back.
It's September 1989 when the number one song on the American Top 40 was the New Kids on the Block, Hangin' Tough.
I genuinely don't think that we could have planned for a more on-the-nose number one song if we had tried.
Get Donnie Wahlberg, the newly baptized Donnie Wahlberg, fresh off a guest spot on Forrest Frank's Song of the Summer.
Klein ad? No, you're thinking of Mark Wahlberg.
Donnie Wahlberg.
sorry.
I'm just noodling around an idea that's going to be a little controversial later.
Oh, no.
Okay.
Also on
and try to keep us down, we're gonna come right back.
It's September 1989 when the number one song on the American Top 40 was the New Kids on the Block, Hangin' Tough.
I genuinely don't think that we could have planned for a more on-the-nose number one song if we had tried.
Get Donnie Wahlberg, the newly baptized Donnie Wahlberg, fresh off a guest spot on Forrest Frank's Song of the Summer.
Klein ad? No, you're thinking of Mark Wahlberg.
Donnie Wahlberg.
sorry.
I'm just noodling around an idea that's going to be a little controversial later.
Oh, no.
Okay.
Also on
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