Episode 232 – Xmas Movies

With Christmas just around the corner, we take an episode to discuss our favorite movies about the best secular holiday around!  We know – a lot of people don’t think it is a secular holiday but those of us without religion know that Christmas love everyone, no matter what they believe!  We have a good […]

Episode 129 – The War on Christmas

For this week’s episode, we go to War on Christmas!  The worst fears of the Christian right are realized as asshole atheists crap all over their holiday! Actually, that’s not what happens at all.  Instead, we talk about the bullshit war on Christmas and why a lot of atheists (including us) really like the holiday. […]

Episode 77 – Religion and Weddings

This week we are joined by our friends Jeemy and Amy, who have been frequently mentioned on our podcast but never featured.  At least we’ve talked about Jeremy a lot.  We’ve been fairly silent about Amy, which is probably OK with her.  We start by addressing the Holiday elephant in the room (Christmas is tomorrow […]

Episode 25 – Twelve Hated Birds of Christmas

Happy Holidays and, more specifically, Merry Crimbo!  We know that most folks (atheists included) are spending Christmas day unwrapping presents, eating massive amounts of food and assembling shit for their children.  If you feel like spending part of your day listening to our podcast, you will hear us talk about our favorite and least favorite […]

December Podcasting Schedule

Well, December is upon us and it’s time to look at what we have lined up for the next several weeks.  Are we going to take the holidays off? Screw that! Here’s what you can listen to this month. December 4th –  We’ll be talking to Norm Barrett Wiik about Camp Quest.  We’ll also be […]

All I Want For Christmas Is Entitlement

You’ve probably seen this meme going around.   This is obnoxious. First of all, the surface problems with this are clear. It’s very entitled, and it’s a shining example of Christians not understanding that loss of privilege ≠ loss of rights. On its face, it seems accepting enough. After all, the author goes out of […]