This week, Taylor Muse of the band "Quiet Company" takes some time from his busy schedule to come on the show and talk about his new album: We Are All Where We Belong, as well as his journey towards Humanism. Come get your fix! ...

I dislike religious historians. I can't for the life of me fathom how any of these men and women can take their profession seriously when they have so much invested in their beliefs. Who among them is willing to question the historicity of their own God? Even if they are, can we trust the blinders of faith won't simply make it impossible for them to be objective? For an example of what I'm talking about, ta ...

This week, Ryan joins me for another Bible Stories show, featuring The Book of Ruth. It's a short show (the book is, after all, one of the shortest in the Bible), but that doesn't mean it isn't a good one. Come get your fix, people! ...

Truly there is no greater comedic bastion than Facebook. It's the only place you can find such a high concentration of crazy outside of the Phelps compound. The combination of free expression and ignorance is a constant reminder that as a species, we still have a long way to go. Every once in a while, someone crafts an argument so brilliant, you just have to stand back in awe at the inspired mind that came ...

Well, I'm kicking Bible Stories into high gear this month now that I have all my podcasting ducks in a row. Right now I'm picking the artists I want to imitate, and every time I finish another one, I'll be posting it up for everyone to see. I'm also asking members who paid the 250+ to start sending me their pictures. Preferably, ones with a few different angles so I can get a real good impression of what yo ...

This week, my special guest is singer/songwriter Dan Ingala of the band, Plushgun. He's come to discuss the messed up political situation in America, and he's even written a song about it! ...

My friends and loved ones will testify to my undying love of Dr. Pepper. I like the taste, I like the logo, and for a while, I even had a Dr. Pepper background on my x-box. You could say I was a little obsessed with the drink, to say the least. Now I'm officially in love, considering the fact that the company's new ad - featuring a monkey evolving into a man after having found a can of Dr. Pepper - has upse ...

Well, after a few weeks of avoiding my pencil, I finally started to practice sketching in order to make sure those of you who paid to have your face in the book will not be disapointed. I've been studying the sketches of Raphael in preparation, and I thought it would be fun if I included more of my artwork on the blog so you could all see what I'm up to (can anyone spot which famous sketch I'm imitating?). ...

This week, Carisa Hendrix joins me as we reminisce about "where were you when 9/11 happened". Also, we talk about the highs and lows of the whole affair, and even discuss some controversial subjects, like stupidity and war! Come get your fix now. ...

There's a part of me (a small one, I assure you) that admires the conviction of creationists. They, at least, are honest about the fact that the science of evolution is a pretty huge slap in the face to the notion of a creator God. Not only does it completely invalidate their silly mythology, it also clearly indicates that human beings are a product of descent with modification, and not some special creatio ...