Armstrong & Getty On Demand Episode: Sweet God! It's A Lion! Release Date: July 11, 2025

Introduction

In this engaging episode of Armstrong & Getty On Demand, hosts Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty delve into a wide array of topics, blending humor, personal anecdotes, and sharp political commentary. From explorations of gender dynamics to critical analyses of current events, the duo ensures listeners are both entertained and informed.

Understanding "Angry Young Women"

[00:47]

The episode kicks off with a discussion on the phenomenon of "angry young women." Joe Getty introduces the topic by sharing his newfound understanding of why young women today exhibit heightened levels of frustration and anger.

Joe Getty:
"I finally found the scholarship I'm looking for to help me understand why it's so overwhelmingly young women who are insane these days."
[00:50]

Jack Armstrong contrasts his experience of raising boys with Joe's experience coaching both sexes, highlighting the differing challenges and social dynamics.

Jack Armstrong:
"Having raised young women... Whereas I am raising only boys."
[01:13]

The conversation delves into evolutionary perspectives, debating whether women inherently hold societies together through more complex social interactions compared to men.

Personal Anecdotes: The Cold Plunge Experience

[04:37]

Shifting gears, Jack shares a personal story about his attempt at a cold plunge, inspired by a friend's positive experience.

Jack Armstrong:
"I was afraid this would happen... I jumped in a cold shower... I hated it, but I felt so awesome afterwards."
[05:00]

Joe and Jack discuss the physiological and psychological impacts of such practices, pondering whether the initial shock is crucial for the subsequent feelings of invigoration.

Joe Getty:
"I think the human body has various gears... and it feels great, which we don't."
[07:05]

News Highlights and Commentary

[09:04]

The hosts transition into their news segment, providing commentary on several current events:

1. Mark Halpern's Newsletter Insight:

   • Jack Armstrong:
     "Planet Earth continues to revolve around DJT... everything in this country revolves around one guy's decisions in a way that really wasn't the way the whole thing was crafted."
     [11:42]

2. Recall of Sandwich Crackers:

   • Joe Getty:
     "The company saying some individually wrapped crackers may have peanut butter inside... Shoppers with peanut allergies are urged to discard any product identified in the recall."
     [09:38]
   • Jack Armstrong:
     "They’re going to get cheese. Got peanut butter."
     [10:01]

3. Trump's Tariff Plans:

   • Jack Armstrong:
     "President Trump plans to impose blanket tariffs of 15 or 20% on almost all trade partners... He thinks it's going to positively affect the stock market over time."
     [27:16]
   • Poll Insights:
     • Israelis overwhelmingly view the U.S. as their greatest ally, while Canadians and Mexicans perceive the U.S. as a significant threat.
     • Jack Armstrong:
       "Even Mexico, 68%. Greatest threat to Mexico is the United States."
       [28:53]

4. ICE Raid on Cannabis Farm:

   • Joe Getty:
     "Illegal pot farms continue to be a profitable business... Legal marijuana has done nothing to the illegal marijuana market."
     [26:33]
   • Gavin Newsom's Reaction:
     "Trump calls me new scum. He's the real scum, says Gavin Newsom."
     [24:51]

5. Arrests and Public Health Concerns:

   • DHS Trisha McLaughlin:
     "We have arrested almost 600 known or suspected terrorists."
     [14:29]
   • Mass Drug Overdose in Baltimore:
     • Joe Getty:
       "If you have frequent nightmares, you're much more likely to die prematurely."
       [16:20]

6. Mattel's Ozempic Barbie:

   • Joe Getty:
     "Type 1 diabetes is a pretty good question. They didn't want a heavy set Barbie... type 1, which is genetic."
     [17:36]
   • Jack Armstrong:
     "This just looks like a regular Barbie. High cholesterol Barbie."
     [36:19]

Clips of the Week: Humorous Highlights

[20:46]

The hosts share a series of comedic clips from the past week, showcasing humorous takes on everyday situations and societal quirks.

• Jack Armstrong:
  "Get rid of the gorilla Henry Clips of the week."
  [20:46]
• Joe Getty:
  "It's flash flood alley. They ... You think we're not keeping you from being run by China or someone else?"
  [21:49]

Listener Mailbag: Engaging Audience Interaction

[35:07]

Listeners' emails provide a platform for discussing various topics:

1. Barbie with Diabetes:

   • Joe Getty critiques the educational value and practicality of a Barbie doll representing type 1 diabetes.
   • Jack Armstrong:
     "This just looks like a regular Barbie. No, no, no. This is high cholesterol Barbie."
     [36:24]

2. Investigations of Comey and Brennan:

   • Discussion on potential FBI raids similar to prior incidents involving Roger Stone.

3. Russian Lynchings and Politician Critiques:

   • Joe Getty:
     "They will continue until morale improves."
     [37:24]
   • Aaron from Sin City:
     "Keep dinging that Hitler bell."
     [38:08]

Closing Thoughts and Future Topics

[38:34]

As the episode wraps up, Armstrong and Getty tease upcoming discussions:

• Investigations into ICE's operations and child labor violations.
• Trump's evolving foreign policy and its global implications.
• Elon Musk and AI controversies involving the chatbot Grok.

Jack Armstrong:
"We got to dig more into that story because that's a big one today."
[25:49]

Notable Quotes with Timestamps

• Joe Getty:
  "I finally found the scholarship I'm looking for to help me understand why it's so overwhelmingly young women who are insane these days."
  [00:50]

• Jack Armstrong:
  "Having raised young women... Whereas I am raising only boys."
  [01:13]

• Joe Getty:
  "The way women express loyalty, hostility, friendship, anger, etc., is often less straightforward than the way males do."
  [03:06]

• Jack Armstrong:
  "I jumped in a cold shower... I hated it, but I felt so awesome afterwards."
  [05:00]

• Joe Getty:
  "Being positive reinforces your mind... but if you have frequent nightmares, you're much more likely to die prematurely."
  [16:35]

• Joe Getty:
  "Mailbag: Drop us a note mailbag@armstronggetty.com if you want to keep your own money, you're a bad person."
  [35:15]

Conclusion

In "Sweet God! It's A Lion!", Armstrong and Getty navigate through a multitude of topics with their signature blend of humor and insightful commentary. From dissecting societal issues like the anger among young women to critiquing current political maneuvers and engaging with listener feedback, the episode offers a comprehensive and entertaining listen for both regular followers and new listeners alike.