The Intellectual Saviors

This week we're joined by author J.D. Brucker to discuss his book Improbable, and Brad Wiley of the Neon Glow Boys.  Brad shares his experiences from working within the church, and he joins Boggs for a musical interlude.

This week we're joined by Tov Henderson of Open Carry Texas.  He explains the groups goals after a recent rash of impromptu rallies that have caused a media stir.  We also learn that a cell phone is worth two Chinese lives and it's unwise to forget to feed your Mastiff.  Fuck the World Cup!

This week the boys are joined by Victor Stenger; an American particle physicist, philosopher, and author.  They discuss religion, the failings of the American educational system, politics, and science.  Be sure to check out all his books including the up coming God and the Multiverse; Humanity's Expanding View of the Cosmos and check out his blog for Huffington Post here http://www.huffingtonpost.com/victor-stenger/.   Boggs brings his guitar and two new segments round out this episode.  Aren't you glad we're back?

Damn it! More gun rights talk... I know, I know, but when they're bringing guns into your fast food chains what can you do?  Besides that, the boys talk about net neutrality, people reliving high school, and a palm reader that was off his mark or was he?

In tradition with the Chinese "year of the interview", the boys are joined by special guest Deborah Mitchell, author of Growing Up God-Less and the popular blog http://raisingkidswithoutreligion.net.  They discuss her book and some of the issues you have to overcome as an atheist parent.  Crazy white people round out the show, talking about overthrowing Obama and questioning what Magic Johnson does (besides the AIDS).

So much randomness and songs fill this show it's unidentifiable.  Back to the news the boys waste no time discussing kidnappings in Africa, crazy gun wielding ranchers, and creepy incest Christians.  Um-mm, tastes like chicken.

This week the boys are joined by special guest Casey Crescenzo, front man for The Dear Hunter, who recently recorded his first symphony.  In this interview they cover The Dear Hunter's entire library, his thoughts and writing process.  Then Casey drops the bomb on the question every fan asks, "When are you going to record the rest of the Acts?"  Wait for it...
Be sure to go to their webpage, http://thedearhunter.com, for tour dates and all things The Dear Hunter.

Order the symphony here: http://merchnow.com/catalogs/casey-crescenzo

Finally the boys have the famed suicide show.  With guest Andrew (Digital Frustrations and Neon Glow Boys) they discuss suicide, the economic, societal, and environmental impacts; why people feel the need to end it all, and why it's not the ultimate solution.  With chocolate bunnies and meth pipes all involving anuses, why kill yourself? 

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The boys are joined by very special guest Andrew (Digital Frustrations and Neon Glow Boys).  Eric tries to have a conversation about the Big Bang Theory, no not the show!  But everyone else seems hell bent on derailing the show.  Security breaches, Twitter trends and Mike Huckabee round out this show, just wait for the end when we almost physically force Boggs to play a song.

Boggs takes King as the most depressing guy on the podcast.  We try to cheer him up with crazy Florida people, spiders in cars, and a list of all Texas stereotypes.  Did it work? Fuck no... Next week we do the suicide show, coincidence?  Just kidding, there is no suicide show.  Don't expect anything from this episode, I know we didn't.