Stubborn son round, locust tangent, game wrap

The final round quotes the stubborn and rebellious son passage: the parents bring him to the elders of the city gate and the men of the city stone him, and the hosts pause over how grim that walk would be. A tangent breaks out over the earlier winged-insects round: if all winged insects are unclean, what about the locusts John the Baptist ate? The chat points to Leviticus 11:22, which explicitly permits locusts, bald locusts, crickets, and grasshoppers. Mike wraps the game and points listeners to past games on the website.