Washington Times | Jessica Chasmar

Welcome back! I’m so excited tonight to wrap up the year with you guys! For tonight’s podcast, I’m doing a bit of a round-up. I usually record on Wednesday nights, but since I will most likely still be nursing my wine flu by then, I lazed through this one and am giving you a 2013 roundup of the funniest and most informative Breaking Beltway segments of the year!

Former co-host Katherine Timpf and I tackle Sharia law and online dating, Washington Times digital editor Douglas Ernst joins to talk about Pajama Boy and the wussification of American men; I solo blast militant atheism and play a song with Carly Harvey and Tristan Buckley; and 8-year-old Hailey Reece wraps it all up with her favorite thing about Christmas!

We also rock out to Sons of the Sea, The Neighbourhood, Robert Randolph, the Dead Weather, John Frusciante and Paramore!

Thanks for helping make 2013 a great year!

– Jess

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Merry Christmas, errrybody! Thanks for tuning into another episode of Breaking Beltway. Tonight, Doug Ernst joins the show to chat with me about a bogus new mental disorder called “affluenza,” where rich, white kids walk away with murder because they’re supposedly too pampered to know right from wrong.

We also tackle the infamous, cocoa-drinking Pajama Boy! …though he might enjoy that…

We’ll throw in some abortion talk, trash some celebrities, trash Obamacare and then top it all off with songs of the season!

Tonight’s playlist includes songs off of three albums from the “Very Special Christmas” series! We rock out to some Scott Weiland, Sting, No Doubt, Smashing Pumpkins, B.B. King and John Popper.

Most importantly, I want to wish all my listeners a very Merry Christ-filled Christmas. In the flurry of all the nonsense, it’s important to take some time out for family and friends. I have to remind myself every day. Thanks again for being a part of it!