Tune in here to this Friday edition of the Brett Winterble Show!

Brett kicks off the show with Pete Kaliner for this week’s Friday Hangover; they discuss a controversial local ordinance in Hamtramck, Michigan, that allows religious animal sacrifice under specific legal and humane conditions. Using a news clip as a jumping-off point, Brett and Pete explore the cultural, legal, and political tensions surrounding the decision, including sanitation concerns, neighborhood impact, and the limits of religious freedom. The conversation quickly widens into a broader critique of progressive politics, multiculturalism, and what happens when differing cultural norms collide within local government.

Later we’re joined by Winston Kelley of the NASCAR Hall of Fame to discuss the tragic events that shook the racing community and the life and legacy of Greg Biffle. Winston reflects on the profound sense of loss felt across NASCAR, sharing personal memories of Biffle as both a fierce competitor and a generous, service-minded individual. He details how the Hall of Fame is honoring those lost through permanent memorials, digital tributes, and its in-memoriam displays, ensuring their impact on the sport is never forgotten.

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