The Hammerin' Hank Show, Show Notes

Hammerin' Hank opens with a prayer for his father, who's battling kidney disease. At 86, his dad remains a hero, the man who drove him to record autism awareness PSAs back in Kansas. From there, the show pivots into rapid-fire comedy: Hank delivers a string of one-liners about money, anxiety, and the universal experience of overthinking in public. Ryan keeps the pace moving.

Church updates follow. Hank's deep into the book of James, preparing for Easter, and his favorite part? The real eggs, painted, not just candy. He's also been watching Super Kitties, which leads naturally into baseball spring training predictions. The Royals are his team. Eleven years since their last World Series win, and Hank believes anything's possible, even against the Dodgers, who he calls "brats" for winning too often. ...