A comedian discusses faith, politics, and dogma of all kinds--usually with people who disagree.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 258 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture |
"Can you get a DUI on a bike? Yes, I've done it!" Jeremiah Watkins & Daniel De Leon join David in studio for some Serious Circus.
"Women shouldn't vote." Yep. He really says that. Brandan Jordan, Michael Regilio, and Malik B join David in studio for some serious circus.
Michael Regilio makes a big announcement. Michael and Travis discuss the week of Trump
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I used to like listening to your debates. Not all I’m getting is the radical left opinions that are fueled by the fake news outlets. Oh well, unfollowed, next.
The original Dogma Debate was such a great podcast but now it’s just another super biased political junk show.
Like many, many people on here giving just one star. I too am disappointed with direction David went. Diving into politics. I think it was a bad move. I don’t care if he’s left, and I lean right. But a whole episode about it? There’s misinformation on both sides, and I think he’s turned into another example of the media conflating the issues. Good luck brother! You’ll be missed!
I have been an anti theist for many years now, I mean no harm guys but you exchanged theism for just lame “progressive “ cliff notes. One of the most interesting,brilliant,honest and compelling anti theist Christopher Hicthens would laugh in both mike and david’s faces. I am curious if these two given some quiet hours if not days to untangle their minds.
Good luck
Michael Regilio masterfully blends comedy with deep discussions on faith, politics, and dogma. The show’s ability to bring on diverse guests with differing viewpoints makes for engaging, thought-provoking conversations that challenge your thinking—while keeping you entertained. A must-listen for anyone interested in a fresh perspective on these often tough topics!
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Exploring the intersections of faith, societal issues, and politics, conversations are often characterized by humorous banter and deep analysis. The show engages guests with diverse backgrounds, often inviting them to share personal stories and experiences that challenge conventional beliefs, particularly around religious and political narratives. From critical examinations of American political figures to personal journeys away from religious indoctrination, discussions not only entertain but also prompt listeners to reflect on their own beliefs and values. The unique blend of comedy and thoughtful discourse makes it a distinct platform for exploring contentious topics, fostering dialogue across differing viewpoints.
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Dogma Debate launched 14 years ago and published 258 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Dogma Debate include:
1. Daniel De Leon
2. Jeremiah Watkins
3. Jennie Gage
4. Brittney Hartley
5. Megan Kelley Hall
6. John Collins
7. Pam Hemphill
8. Roy Ellison
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