
Every episode we blast anyone who gets in our way. We bring critical thinking, skepticism, and irreverence to any topic that makes the news, makes it big, or makes us mad. It's skeptical, it's political and there is no welcome mat.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 890 | Founded | 15 years ago |
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Interesting and intelligent
Excellent. True skeptic thinkers.
Tom and Cecil! I’ve listened to you for over 13 years now! You’ve been my direct route to podcasters like everything under the Puzzle in a Thunderstorm umbrella, Hemant Metah and Jess at The Friendly Atheist, Seth Andrews, Thomas Smith, and even Skeptics with a K.
Cecil, congrats on your new show with Marsh! Thank you for listening to Joe so we don’t have to!
Tom! I hope your wife is doing better - I loved your relationship pod with her and hope that comes back! I also loved listening to DOD... more
Due to the fact that your parents named you one of the most common names in the English language but didn’t bother to look up (as in, “Google”) or ask a friend (presumptuous, perhaps, to assume your parents have friends) how to spell it properly, my guess is that you were raised by feral, illiterate, filthy creatures who’s entire home library consisted of a Holy Bible (still in the plastic it came in) and a Victoria’s Secret Catalogue that was sent as part of a promotion to your parents’ double-... more
The hosts clearly have zero idea what cognitive dissonance means. Instead of possessing multiple opposing beliefs, they have one. An all encompassing left wing delusion. They have full blown TDS so bad they can't possibly be taken seriously. I'm no trump fan but only a fool can believe that everything bad past, present and future is his fault.
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The content predominantly focuses on contemporary political issues, skepticism, and cultural commentary, often using humor and sarcasm to address serious topics. Episodes frequently tackle pressing matters such as conspiracy theories, political narratives, and the workings of both major political parties in the U.S. Notably, hosts employ a critical lens on current events, from right-wing ideologies to government accountability, while fostering discussions around social justice and media narratives. The podcast cultivates a unique blend of comedy and activism, aiming to engage listeners in critical thought and reflection on societal challenges. Its irreverent tone and incisive humor set it apart in the realm of political commentary, creating... more
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